INTRO Moved to Crab Island
The authorities are at it again - first MIDI got kicked out of Haidian Park, and now INTRO has been turfed out of their home at 751 D-Park. We don't know the reason, but we're sure everyone's just a little sensitive at the moment, as no festivals seem to be making it within the 5th ring road these days. They've moved just up the road to water park Crab Island, which should make for an interesting mix of waterworks and expensive electronic gear. It might be a move further out of the city, but the upside is ... Read more »
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Beijing's Best Koushuiji
Posted May 24th 2012 5:03p.m. by Sarah Ting-Ting Hou (Dining in Beijing) Koushuiji literally translates as "mouth watering chicken," and it's easy to see how the Sichuan dish got its name. If you're craving this spicy chilled specialty, here are a few restaurants that really shine. Sanlitun | Transit Transit’s koushuiji (RMB75) is a well executed and elegant dish, but ... Read more »
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Xiao Qi Jia Will Rev Your Engine
Posted May 24th 2012 3:43p.m. by City Weekend (Beijing Style) One of Nanluoguxiang’s most recent additions, Xiao Qi Jia impressed us with a more spacious room than most of its neighbors, as well as lots of little objects. They have a stamp book (RMB20) which introduces the shops on the famous hutong from which you can collect stamps. Other ... Read more »
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Underground Electronic and Its Place in Beijing
Posted May 24th 2012 2p.m. by Blake Stone-Banks (Beijing Nightlife) Skweee is a sonic elixir that intoxicates the mind and transforms the body into a krumpin’ cobra. When my skweee-comrade Verktyget and I perform at our monthly 87非87 party, our synth-fønk sorcery bends reality and makes ayahuasca taste like dry tofu. At least, it does for us—no one else ... Read more »
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Beijing Weekender: INTRO 2012 | Beijing Blues Festival | 2 Kolegas Anniversary
Posted May 24th 2012 1:24p.m. by Alex Searson (Beijing Nightlife) Every Thursday, the Beijing Weekender distills City Weekend's database of nightlife events down to the weekend parties, concerts and live shows that you simply can't miss. FRIDAY You'll have to excuse me for any misspelling and lacklustre descriptions in this week's edition of The Weekender, because ... Read more »
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Nike Summer Lab Now Open for Business
Posted May 24th 2012 12:58p.m. by Sallie Baxter (Sports in Beijing) For those of your more inclined to hit the slopes rather than lay on the beach, the Nike Summer Lab is your destination for a winter get away this summer. This indoor snowboarding slope features various jumps and props for you to practice all your moves on and even has ... Read more »
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“OK, So I'm not from LA, I'm not even American for that matter so maybe I am missing something but I feel the need to throw in my 2 cents worth all the same. I paid a visit more out of curiosity than anything else having read so many differing views on Fatburger. The talk of freshly ground imported Australian ...”
“I learnt to sail at BSC in 2008 and had a great time learning a new sport and meeting new people. I met my wife at party there and have been going back there ever since. Perfect antidote to the hectic Beijing lifestyle and you get to sail on the sea right next to a long sandy beach! Their staff ...”
“What makes this place such a solid option is proximity to Dareen's Coffee next door, outdoor seating and relatively cheap prices. We paid around RMB80 for a decent bottle of Cab Sav, but yeah they seem to be hit or miss on what's actually available. Service is quite proficient though in sharp contrast to Dareen next door.”
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