Huckberry, a San Francisco-based digital destination for all things outdoorsy, has claimed a brick-and-mortar space after nearly 10 years of strictly online existence. The pop-up shop opens tomorrow, 2 November, and runs through 31 January 2019, in NYC‘s West Village. This corner is far from the woods or an ice-cold surf spot, but the city is actually Huckberry’s most popular market. Their online shop consists of hard-to-find …
Tag: San Francisco
Kiosks Serving Free Short Stories
With 150 kiosk machines worldwide, including one at Francis Ford Coppola’s Cafe Zoetrope in San Francisco, French community publisher Short Edition serves short stories for free. There are about 30 in the US, including some on university campuses and transportation hubs, and each delivers a fiction story, drawn from over 100,000 approved original submissions. Users can select a story for young readers and everybody else …
The House of Harry Winston’s San Francisco Salon
An iconic Union Square space reimagined with splendor
200 Post Street, a corner building in San Francisco’s Union Square neighborhood, has long been a destination for the sale of fine jewelry. An architectural landmark, it housed retailers Shreve & Co until 2015. After 109 years at the site, the SF-based brand shifted to a nearby location and another icon began the process of making it their own. Recently, Harry Winston opened the doors …
CH Omakase 2017: Nice Collective Leather Feather
A unique, limited edition accessory, handmade in San Francisco
California-based clothing and accessories brand Nice Collective has been a CH favorite for years. Their military-inspired designs are distinctive yet timeless and Joe Haller and Ian Hannula (the indie brand’s founding couple) are kindred spirits. They started making leather feathers for friends, and we love ours so much we worked with them to create our own shape just for CH Omakase. As for use, it …
Night Garden of Serenissima
Belly dancers, cocktails and more create this fairytale evening in San Francisco's Albion Castle
Sponsored by Per La Mente
Few cities evoke more wonder and mystery than Venice, a metropolis known for its music, history and art. Violinist and event curator Adriana Molello traveled to the Italian destination earlier this year, and it inspired her to create an evening of performances stateside, in collaboration with Atlas Obscura and media partner Per La Mente. “I wanted to explore the different cultures that make up Venice,” …