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François Flameng: Scenes from Napoleon’s time
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When Dionne Warwick recorded the iconic song Do You Know the Way to San Jose she hadn’t been to this city.
After the song became popular, she visited San Jose, California in the 1960s when it was filled with farms and orchards. Nowadays, this Silicon Valley capital is well-visited for its world-class shopping centres, active nightlife, and numerous dining selections topped with outdoor activities and spectacular landscapes that include the wineries, vineyards, and hiking trails. Though San Jose residents are very active during the day, they have several nocturnal activities that start at sundown. Below is our list of things to do at night in San Jose, California. Once you’ve read our list, like Dionne, you’d want to come back to this lively city.
1. Watch a movie at West Wind Capitol Drive-In
Watching movies is one of the best ways to bond with your family and loved ones. In San Jose, they watch movies in style and in their cars. Rain or shine, the show must go on! is the slogan of West Wind Capitol Drive-in and Public Market. This historic drive-in theatre that first opened in 1933 continues to serve the community with great entertainment at very reasonable prices.
2. Join San Jose Bike Party
With a bike party, you meet with a huge group of biking enthusiasts every third Friday of the month at a designated time and place which serves as your start off point. The party is open to all ages, skill levels, and bike styles and together you ride through the city while meeting new people, traversing all sorts of streets, getting a good exercise, and learning new biking skills. The organizers are volunteers who think of a different theme each month to spice up the party. Donations to the organization are shared with their allies like urban planners and environmentalists.
3. Enjoy bowling at Bowlero San José
Bowlero is not your run-of-the-mill bowling alley with their state-of-the-art bowling lanes and various arcade games. There’s a lounge where you can chill, sample their popular menu offerings or play billiards and a sports bar where you can drink while watching sporting events on wide-screen TVs. Their resident team of event organizers can help you plan a bowling party for any occasion with your loved ones or a corporate event or teambuilding activity with your colleagues according to your preferences. There’s an area for bump cars ideal for the young and young-at-heart to drive around.
4. Enjoy roller skating at Aloha Roller Rink
The Aloha Roller Rink found its new home in the Eastridge Mall. It’s a massive concrete skating rink where you can rent roller blades and quad skates starting from skate sizes of toddler 7 to men’s size 16. You don’t need experience or skill to skate for they offer skating lessons for beginners. Come in and watch for 2 USD. You can arrange for an exclusive skating party for any occasion and for corporate events as well.
5. Enjoy live music at Café Stritch
In the mood for music? Then drop by one of San Jose’s liveliest hot spots where the good vibes, great food, handcrafted beer, and great music is overflowing. The crowd is warm and diverse drawn to the wide selection of music played live every night until the wee hours of the morning. They accept reservations for private parties.
  6. Dance the night away at the Avery Lounge
Drink, dance, and dine will be your mantra at Avery Lounge tonight. With DJs like Remedy and Goldenchyld playing on the decks, you can’t help but get up and dance to the beat. Welcome to one of the trendiest nightclubs in downtown San Jose where you’d like to see-and-be-seen. Get VIP treatment when you reserve a table or bottle service for your posse.
7. Drink a beer at Five Points Bar
This bar is the favourite hangout place in San Jose where handcrafted beer, cocktail drinks, and bar chow is at its finest. It is inspired by the iconic melting pot originally from New York serving America for over 70 years. Here traditional speakeasy interiors and cultures mix and meet in the walls of their saloon. The bar caters to all sizes of events and parties and offers mixology classes, after-work drinks, dinner pairings, or spirit tastings. Need a one for the road with your friends? Then meet up with them at Five Points Bar.
8. Sip coffee at Caffe Frascati
Have a taste of Italy in San Jose whenever you sip Caffe Frascati’s cappuccino or have a bite of their panini. You’ll be entertained all night with live music way beyond Happy Hour with your friends. The iconic Italian Piaggio Ape, the 60-year old utility van custom fitted with high-tech espresso machines, is imported by the café so you can drink the best cappuccino produced on a vehicle with three wheels! Book them for your next event or party to give the occasion a unique Italian touch.
9. Experience a musical night at The Ritz
Be among the glitterati as you enjoy the night in the most beautiful and best nightclub, event space, and music venue in downtown San Jose. Right in SoFA District, it serves the best beer and liquor selections in their two top-drawer bars while you dance to music played by world-class bands and artists with the latest high-tech DJ sound system. It’s the perfect place for art shows, movie screenings, private events, and corporate parties.
10. Catch a performance at the San Jose Center for the Performing Arts
The Center for the Performing Arts is in San Jose downtown area walking distance to the City National Civic, California Theatre, and Montgomery Theater. These theatres are operated, maintained, managed, and marketed by San Jose Theaters. The huge theatre features 2,608 seats in continental-style seating without a centre aisle, a vast stage, two chorus rooms, several dressing rooms, a rehearsal area, and a VIP lounge. The venue is ideal for press conferences, meet-and-greet events, and cocktail parties.
Read also: Top 10 things to do in Baltimore
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Fransız pastalarının vaz geçilmezi LA RELIGIEUSE. Anlam olarak rahibe veya dindar kadın manasına gelen pasta esasında bildiğimiz ekler pastanın kardeşi. İsmi ise, rahibe kıyafetini andırdığı içinmiş🤔 İlk defa, ünlü Napoliten dondurmacı Frascati tarafından Paris Montmartre'da kaçamak ilişkilerin buluşma noktası Café Frascati'de 1856'da yapılan La Religieuse çikolatalı ve kahveli olmak üzere 2 çeşit. #ElegansCadisi #GurmeCadi #yemek #yemeiçme #instayemek #instafood #lezzet #delicious #gurme #instafoodie #foodporn #foodstagram #foodpics #gastronomi #foodblogger #instadessert #instapastry #tadım #degustasyon #gastronomi #seyahataşkı #seyahat #fransızmutfağı #tatlı #pasta #frascati #lareligieuse (Annemasse, France)
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10 Instagrammable Must Do Vacation Spots
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empirearchives · 7 months
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Top: Café Frascati in Paris, 1807, by Philibert-Louis Debucourt
Bottom: Café Frascati (A Scene From Napoleon's Time), 1893, by François Flameng
During the Premier Empire, the Frascati establishment, named after a famous Neapolitan ice-cream maker, was one of the most popular venues in Paris. First of all, it had a delightful garden, decorated with the busts of the greatest French and English poets, and lit up at night. A tunnel of wisteria and maiden vine, known as “l’ermitage” (the retreat), lent a charming atmosphere to the scene. The house was used as a café and salon de pâtisserie. On the ground floor it offered refreshments and some of the best ice-cream in Paris, with ballrooms. On the first floor were gaming rooms. Paris’s smartest set flocked here to spend the pleasant summer evenings.
The Maison Frascati closed at the Restoration, following the law closing down gaming rooms. (Source)
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