B. bash
B. (a resale shop) celebrates its first anniversary with an off-site party of beats and cocktails with DJs Jesus Juice, King Otto, 84 Caprice and B-Rock spinning hip-hop, soul and house, plus gift bags and free appetizers and desserts.
- 10 p.m. Sat 6/25
$3
Honey Lounge
www.b-resaleshop.com
Northeast Vintage sale
If you have yet to check out the newly opened Northeast Vintage, Saturday's 50 percent off sale is the time. If that's not enough, there will be free food and drinks and live music from Bight Club, Slapping Purses and UMAMI.
- Sale: 11 a.m.-7 p.m. Sat 6/25, free
Music: 7-10 p.m. Sat 6/25, $5
1627 NE. Washington St., Mpls
612-284-4485
Libertine Asylum show
Neo-Victorian fashion collective the Libertine Asylum will sell clothing, accessories, samples, one-offs and discontinued garments during a one-day trunk show. Designers include Blasphemina's Closet, Scoundrelle's Keep, KMK Designs, Irregular Pearl, Megan Maude and Apatico.
- 2-6 p.m. Sun 6/26
1121 NE. Jackson St., Suite 135, Mpls
www.libertineasylum.com
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