Babe Wine Bar Pop-Up
- 6:00 pm - 11:00 pm | Monday May 12, 2025
- The Lobby | Ace Hotel Brooklyn
At BABE, all wines are curated and poured by queer BABE sommeliers.
BABE Wine Bar is a queer wine bar popup concept. It’s a safe space for queer folks to gather, enjoy, and learn about wine.
All wine is curated by BABE and events are typically fully run by queer POC sommeliers and staff.
Come for the wine, stay for the cuties & vibes.
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Other events happening on May 12, 2025
Strawberries & Other Secrets by Larissa Lockshin presented with Byline at Gallery
Join us as we celebrate the opening of Larissa Lockshin’s latest installation in The Gallery at Ace Hotel Brooklyn – “Strawberries and Other Secrets.” Larissa Lockshin is best known for her vibrant, abstract paintings on satin with carved wood frames. Each piece is innately playful: ethereal interpretations of nature emit movement and wonder. Lockshin uses unconventional materials and alluring color combinations to create work that is equally approachable and elevated. She pays homage to traditional painting theory while employing unusual…
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Upcoming events at Ace Hotel Brooklyn
Ace Artist-in-Residence: Pied-à-Terre by Alex Yudzon at A!R
Alex Yudzon has spent the past decade transforming hotel rooms into temporary studios, sculptural playgrounds, and photographic stages. Known for his idiosyncratic approach—constructing elaborate installations using only the furniture and objects found within each room—Yudzon captures these ephemeral compositions in a single photograph before dismantling the evidence and checking out. The resulting images are part still life, part performance relic, part architectural hallucination. They reflect his fascination with transience, privacy, and the absurd theater of American interiors. Pied-à-terre, his exhibition…
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Ace Artist-in-Residence: Pied-à-Terre by Alex Yudzon at A!R
Alex Yudzon has spent the past decade transforming hotel rooms into temporary studios, sculptural playgrounds, and photographic stages. Known for his idiosyncratic approach—constructing elaborate installations using only the furniture and objects found within each room—Yudzon captures these ephemeral compositions in a single photograph before dismantling the evidence and checking out. The resulting images are part still life, part performance relic, part architectural hallucination. They reflect his fascination with transience, privacy, and the absurd theater of American interiors. Pied-à-terre, his exhibition…
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