The club scene in Boston can be a daunting affair; if you don''t know exactly where to go you could find yourself amidst a group of underage college kids drinking their "beverage" from a suspicious plastic cup. Or *shudders* close to harassed by some loud-mouth guy and "his buddies." But luckily for you your Holly Golightly is here to fill you in on the swanky see and be seen happenings around the city.
28 Degrees - (1 Appleton St) - For the perfect martini Holly suggests you check out this sleek (to say the least) South End hot spot. Designer Mark Bombara definitely got it right. The transparent chic purple curtains section of private areas for a more intimate gathering among friends. We highly suggest the Pomegranate Cosmo (Pearl vodka, triple sec, pomegranate and fresh lime).
Alibi - (215 Charles Street) - Located in the Liberty Hotel - formally the Charles Street Jail, the echoes of the former jail remain present within the interior design. We especially loved the collection of celebrity mug shots that lined the classic brick walls. The lighting and cell gates added to the sexy factor, and also allowed for areas to be sectioned off for reservations or a large party. Your HG suggests the Jail Bait Martini and to feed your hunger the margarita pizza is fantastic.
Whiskey Park - (64 Arlington Street) - Rande Gerber the genius behind LA's SkyBar (another of HG's spots) and NYC's Whiskey Bar, (and of-course the hubby of the gorgeous Cindy Crawford) has successfully established the same level of awe in his Boston-based Whiskey Park. Located within the Park Plaze this ultra stylish lounge serves up its signature bourbon and rye cocktails to the posh Bostonian clientele. The interior is rockstar glam, with fake fur couches (easy PETA), liquid leather loveseats and rich dark-wood counters for posing at at the bar. See you in the VIP area.
The Beehive - (541 Tremont Street) - For a more bohemian choice offering a side of live music head over to The Beehive. The funky eclectic vibe of local artists mixing with the posh business crowd made your HG nostalgic of her fav LES (Lower East Side)-NYC spot. Reservations suggested as there is always a line waiting to get in.
It's that time of year again when cinephiles flock to venues around NYC in celebration of the Tribeca Film Festival. In the aftermath of 9/11 Robert De Niro, Jane Rosenthal and Craig Hatkoff founded the Tribeca Film Festival to spur the economic and cultural revitalization of lower Manhattan through an annual celebration of film, music and culture. Since its founding, the Festival has attracted over two million attendees from the US and abroad and has generated more than $425 million in economic activity for New York City.
Tickets are ON SALE NOW, don't miss out as this is truly a great event. (Also our great friend Wendy has worked extremely hard in helping pull this together - Shout out to Wendy at TFF xo).
Events Include
Tribeca Talks Panels: Superheroes, Spies, Industry Insiders, Funny Girls and Rappers. Tribeca Talks has them all.
Tribeca Drive-In: The Festival's classic outdoor screening series at the World Financial Center Plaza.
And SOOOO much more, Your Holly Golightly is just counting down the days until it starts (April 23rd - May 4th).
