11/11: Meet Girls in Trouble
Plus David Bouley talks kitchen careers and beer + s’mores = hell yeah
Girlie Action
Girls in Trouble launch their LP at Public Assembly tonight.
POP, NEAT: Bushwick-based artist Alicia Jo Rabins – the vocals, guitar and strings behind the rising indie outfit Girls in Trouble – apparently lured her favorite musicians into the studio with the promise of bourbon. No surprise, then, that the resulting self-titled LP is drawing comparisons to the liked of Leonard Cohen and harp-stroking sprite Joanna Newsom, both of whose oeuvres go better with brown liquor. Hear Girls’ melodic, spare gorgeousness at the J-Dub release’s party tonight at Williamsburg’s Public Assembly at 8PM.
TOQUE OF THE TOWN: If you sit in your cubicle daydreaming about sweating onions and boning ducks, get to 92YTribeca tonight, where a panel of food notables – from The French Culinary Institute founder and “Love What You Do: Building a Career in the Culinary Industry” co-author Dorothy Hamilton to toquon (toque + icon) David Bouley – will discuss the ins and outs of the biz and what it takes to make it. How to Break In: Culinary Careers kicks off at 6:30PM.
HOT STUFF: Or, you could leave food and drink preparation to the experts, and just enjoy the bacchanalian consumption of both. Example: You could swing by Greenpoint’s temple of suds The Diamond, where $25 gets you a sampling of specialty brews presented by importer Matthias Neidhart. But this isn’t your standard beer flight: These suckers come heated with a blowtorch and sided with s’mores – you know, just like those Belgian monks intended it. Advance signup require here. 8PM.
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