PARTIES & RECEPTION
Wednesday,October 27
OPENINGNIGHT – OFFICIAL AFTERPARTY
10PM– 3AM
OpenTo: VIPs, General Ticket Holders, Filmmakers, Press, Industry, and all Guests
OpenBar Sponsored by: 1947 Beer and Good Earth Winery
SKYROOM
330West 40th Street – 33rd Floor (Bet. 8th & 9thAve)
TimesSquare
By Subway: Take either the A, C, E, 1, N, Q, or R to 42nd<street
URL: www.skyroomnyc.com
Reviews:New York's Highest Luxury Rooftop Lounge Boasts 360-degree Views of Manhattan
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Thursday,October 28
FESTIVAL – OFFICIAL AFTERPARTY
10PM – 3AM
Open To: VIPs, General Ticket Holders, Filmmakers, Press, Industry, and all Guests
Open Bar Sponsored by: 1947 Beer
THE WILLOW LOUNGE
37 East 28thStreet – 33rd Floor (Bet. Park Avenue South & Madison Ave)
Flatiron
By Subway: Take the 6 train to 28th Street or the N/R Train to 28th Street.
Reviews: The Willow Lounge is Flatiron's newest high end Martini lounge, and is a collaboration between nightlife notable Mas Ahmed and Innovent. Willow is what so many in the area have been yearning for...a place with great food, a trendy atmosphere, unique drinks, and awesome beats. Of course with prices that won't break the bank. Willow features a full bar upfront and a tastefully decorated dining room in the back. The eclectic menu will satisfy even the most discerning client. World re-known mixologists have created an extensive cocktail/martini list that rivals only the best. (opentable.com)
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Friday, October 29
FESTIVAL – OFFICIAL AFTERPARTY (Kamasutra Style)
10PM – 3AM
Open To: VIPs, General Ticket Holders, Filmmakers, Press, Industry, and all Guests
Open Bar ALL NIGHT Sponsored by: 1947 Beer & Bombay Sapphire
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THE THEATER BAR
114 Franklin Street (Bet. West Broadway & Church Sts)
Tribeca
By Subway: Take the 1 train to Franklin Street or A,C,E, N, R to Train to Canal Street.
URL:http://nymag.com/listings/bar/theater-bar
Reviews:Albert Trummer’s foray into the Cocktail-esque world of flair bartending is less "Cocktails and Dreams" and more Moulin Rouge. Trummer has installed fabrics and curtains from forties theaters, and an elevated bar. “The bar is a theater,” he tells us. “It’s a stage, where the bartender is included.”
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Saturday, October 30
FESTIVAL – OFFICIAL AFTERPARTY
10PM – 3AM
Open To: VIPs, General Ticket Holders, Filmmakers, Press, Industry, and all Guests
Open Bar Sponsored by: 1947 Beer
TONIC
727 7th Avenue (Bet. 48thand 49th Streets)
Times Square
By Subway: Take the N, Q, or R to 49th Street / A, C, E, 1, or 2 to 50thStreet
URL: http://www.tonicbarnyc.com/media/tonicbarnointro.html
Reviews: Taking a nod from its Times Square location, this three-level party complex boasts ten billboard-size TVs, a series of smaller plasma screens, colored conical lamps that hang above the long white marble bar, and a set of large, flat circular lights that send a constantly changing glow of purple, deep blue, and red throughout the long narrow ground floor space. Tourists and a handful of post-paper-pushing locals, some of whom appear overwhelmed by the Technicolor pomp and flash, plant themselves on the luxurious leather barstools or in the plush booths, while the friendly staff desperately tries to keep pace, pouring pints from among the 15 tap beers or mixing up one of Tonic’s signature lychee martinis. The second floor plays host to the fabulous Saturday night Desi Party, a celebration of all things Bollywood. A playbook-length menu of above average pub grub is available when the stomach rumbles at halftime or if another one of the senses needs to be overloaded.
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