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October |
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A newsletter for people who go places. |
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Making good noise during Ambient Kyoto |
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Kyoto’s ambient music festival brings good noise and atmospheric tones to the city. To celebrate, we're partnering with Floating to curate performances in our Lobby from October through December. For even more vibrations, don’t miss our one-time special event from Leaving Records with sounds by Yialmelic Frequencies and Michael Flanagan on October 5. |
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Palm Springs Pride Szn Get your beauty sleep now — we’re going all night November 2–5 for Palm Springs Pride. This year sees Blush! LA on deck in the desert, coloring our poolside palace all weekend with music, performance, panels and radical joy. Featuring an inimitable lineup including Violet Chachki, Saturn Risin9, Rush Davis and so many more, the talent will be heavy and the mood will be gay. |
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All Things Eater |
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October 2 Eater is releasing their first-ever cookbook – 100 Essential Restaurant Recipes From the Authority on Where to Eat and Why It Matters — and is making its way through our Ace outposts for a month of good eats across state lines. First we've invited them into Ace Brooklyn’s Demo Kitchen to whip up breakfast for dinner featuring Momofukuku veteran and chef-owner of Golden Diner, Sam Yoo. |
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October 10 For the entrepreneur-hopeful, Eater’s Restaurant Editor Hillary Dixler Canavan meets us in downtown Los Angeles to host a panel on Eater’s new cookbook at Ace DTLA. Expert guests include local restaurateur Lien Ta of All Day Baby and James Beard Award-winning master sommelier Caroline Styne. |
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October 23 Next, Eater heads down to Ace New Orleans for a food chat with James Beard Award winner and Compère Lapin chef Nina Compton. Following the panel, we'll serve bites from Eater's new cookbook in The Lobby. After you've had your fill, you can purchase cookbooks on-site in partnership with Garden District Book Shop. |
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Around the Tablescape October 10 Pull a seat up to the table and dive into an entirely new way of dining. Led by Strange Phool (aka Mimosa Haque), this table-setting and arranging workshop is perfect for all levels and enthusiasts alike. The Toronto-based florist and set designer will guide you through the delicate art of arrangement and end class with a meal on us. |
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Slow Series: Book Binding October 24 Wind things down with a skill that requires steady hands and a fresh mind. Sip a cup of tea and explore the world of bookbinding with multidisciplinary artist Hyungi Park in the Ace Boardroom of our Midtown Manhattan home. |
