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April 27: Taste of the Lower East Side
This fundraiser, their sixth annual, benefits the Grand Street Settlement's Youth Programs and features 35 of the neighborhood's favorites. $120 tickets are available at the door, 7-11 pm, Puck Building, 295 Lafayette.
April 30: Dining for Darfur
Join in Andrea Strong's dine out fundraiser this Sunday, when participating restaurants will donate 5% of their gross sales to the International Rescue Committee’s humanitarian relief efforts in Darfur and in the refugee camps in Chad. Visit diningfordarfur.org to learn more and see the updated list of restaurants
April 30: Jen@Joe
Photographs (including some from our very own Youngna) will be on display at Joe, the Art of Coffee. Opening reception 2:00 to 4:00 p.m., at their 13th Street location, 9 East 13th Street.
April 30: Vega Sicilia Wine Dinner at Compass
If you're feeling really flush, you might consider going to this 6-course Vega Sicilia wine dinner at Compass, where Export Director Puri Mancebo will guide guests through some of the renowned producer's finest wines. The dinner begins at 7:30 p.m. and is $515 per person, exclusive of tax and tip. Call 212-875-8600 for reservations.
Through May 7: Tribeca Film Feast
Got at Amex Card? Lucky you. American Express cardholders can get $20 prix fixe lunches and $30 prix fixe dinners at select restaurants during the Film Feast when they use their cards. Full list of participating restaurants can be found here.
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I don't have an amex card but I wanted to get my film fest tickets early so I bought a prepaid amex giftcard and that worked great in buying tickets online - it's an amex card number after all - do you think that would work with the restaurant promotion too?
i know it's for a good cause, and i hope everyone donates heavily, but doesn't the idea of (and the cheerful logo for that matter), "Dining for Darfur" sound a bit glib? Imagine, "Dining for Auschwitz". Eeek.