Weekly + Monthly Events

There's always something happening on our magic little corner of Magazine. We also host one-off tastings and events — see what's coming up and get tickets here.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16: FREE DRAW SALON with Abdi Farah

Gather around the table or find your own quiet corner to get into the free draw flow. Led by artist Abdi Farah, the designer behind our illustrations and logos, Tulane + Harvard painting professor + Black Rock and Joan Mitchell fellow. Some supplies provided, but bring anything that makes you feel good.

MONDAY, JANUARY 4: PATRON SAINT BOOK CLUB discusses BELOVED

A Book Club Named Desire: The Patron Saint Book Club follows the wonderful, winding, often weird thread of women's desire. Everything we read is concerned with the things women want, both superficial and deep, fleeting and forever. 

Toni Morrison's Beloved is one of the greatest novels ever written—required reading for every American. It's a book I've read at very different moments in my life, first picking up a paperback copy in a used bookstore in Key West when I was 21 years old, picking it back up in Téa Obreht's class while doing an MFA a decade later, and now, again (I'm only just realizing) another 10 years on. Back when I was just out college, wandering around the South, having just lost my mother, Beloved was a tether, however terrifying that may sound. Twenty years on, a mother myself now, its spell is even more potent. No matter where you are in your own path, Beloved is for now. 

Come ready to discuss on Monday, January 4 at 6:30PM. Bring your tissues. 

Grab your copy here or in the shop.

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  • EVERY WEDNESDAY: MYSTERY WINE and TAROT WITH BIBA

    We choose a wine of a single grape variety, and if you guess it, the glass is on us. Plus, let our friend Biba tell you what the stars (and cards) have to say, from 7-9PM.

  • THURSDAY NIGHT FLIGHTS

    Three different wines, three different takes on a single theme. (Bonus points if you can tell us which wine you'd marry, which you'd kill, and which you'd take home for the night.)