Behold, a UJ street-skate-style-special with a Fabric party tonight, street food (pizzas AND burgers) on Friday, vogueing along to house ballroom on Saturday, two new skate shops and a decidedly urban exhibition on Sunday. That failing, perhaps a last minute Miami break or a Vogue Festival will appeal. Or the fact that Marni for H&M launches today and The Souls of Mischief head the Jazz Café on Sunday. Lastly, if you’ve time to spare, check out the street style graphics in De La Soul’s new one and in Chiddy Bang’s video (at 1:54). Skate on! This Weekend’s Picks • FRI Pizza Pilgrims • SAT Paris Acid Ball • SUN Gilbert & George London Pictures TONIGHT Eglo Records 3rd Birthday at Fabric Get on down to Fabric tonight to celebrate underground record label Eglo’s third b-day party. Floating Points premieres his highly anticipated new live show, Fatima supports the Eglo Live Band and Alexander Nut and special guest Dez Andres head the sets. If you want a taster, listen to the RA Podcast or download this track by Eglo artist ARP 101. Eglo 3rd Birthday at Fabric, 9pm-3am, 77A Charterhouse Street, EC1M 6HJ. £12.50 advance. FRIDAY EAT: Pizza Pilgrims EVENT: Patty & Bun If you’re bored of your usual Pret sandwich, nip along to Berwick Street Market where the Elliot brothers will be serving up freshly cooked Neapolitan style pizzas from the back of their little green van. As it’s round the corner from UJHQ, we’ll be the first in line - especially as they’re creating our very own UJ spicy Friday pizza (quote UJ for special price). See you there! The boys from Street Kitchen have joined forces with the Doodle Bar to host a series of special burger nights with Patty & Bun’s Joe. Expect fun combos (home smoked salmon on brioche with horseradish dressing) and classics (Jose Jose chilli burger, sweet potato fries), with beer and cocktails. Burger fever ain’t going nowhere. 10am-5pm £5-£6 Berwick Street Market, Soho, W1F 8ST 7pm-12am £7-£8 33 Parkgate Road, SW11 4NP COMPETITION Dinner for four at Viajante This one’s for the gastrophiles. Win a tasting menu for four at Nuno Mendes’ acclaimed experimental restaurant Viajante. All you have to do is vote in Zagat’s London Restaurant Survey. Click here to enter the competition and have your say by March 18. International Welcome to Miami If you, like us, are toying with the idea of a last minute trip to the Winter Music Conference, then perhaps we can tempt you a little further. Delano South Beach has undergone a refurb which includes new Italian restaurant Bianca, an iPad concierge service and a subterranean poolside lounge. We say get a bungalow, bag a spot by the pool and order the mini tacos. Delano South Beach, 1685 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach, FL 33139. Rooms from £366 per night (excluding VAT). CULTURAL MAVEN Acyde Acyde, DJ and one-time co-host of Sunday night’s Trading Places, has pulled a Kanye on us and gone from behind the scenes to making his own music. Recently signed by the Young Turks, Acyde now makes up one half of The Shining — the other half is producer Morgan Zarate of Spacek and Hyperdub. Good luck guys! Check out The Shining’s first single here. SATURDAY SHOP EAST: Carhartt Work In Progress PARTY: Paris Acid Ball Carhartt has returned (finally) to East London after a launch party which packed out Shoreditch High Street. Expect reclaimed wood, limited edition (in-store only) garms and check out Shohei Otomo’s wall prints. Dalston Superstore holds the next of their Paris Acid Ball nights, where you can expect the usual polysexual vogueing to 90s NYC house from the likes of Hannah Holland, DJ Squeaky and Dan Beaumont. Big 90s labels and bling are a no brainer. 11am-7pm Tees from £30 191 Shoreditch High Street, E1 6HU 9pm-4am Free before 10, £5 after 117 Kingsland High Street, E8 2PB PRODUCT PICK Unisex You may have missed the Chloë Sevigny X Opening Ceremony Vision Street Wear pieces, but no matter - the originals do the job just fine. Have a browse. SCIENCE MUSEUM Suzanne Treister Hexen 2.0 Sponsored Listing HEXEN 2.0 by celebrated British artist Suzanne Treister premiered at the Science Museum yesterday. The exhibition investigates the development of cybernetics, the history of the internet, the rise of ‘Web 2.0’, mass intelligence gathering and the interconnected histories of counterculture. Click to view artworks from the exhibition and for the chance to win a copy of the Hexen 2.0 book. HEXEN 2.0 at the Science Museum, Exhibition Road, SW7 2DD. Until May 1. PRODUCT PICK UNISEX Get creative on this small cruiser deck by Supreme. Box logo, hand-sprayed edges and natural veneers. Nice. Handspray Cruiser available at Supreme, 2-3 Peter Street, W1F 0AA. SUNDAY SHOP CENTRAL: Vans X Slam City Skates ART: Gilbert & George London Pictures More skate brands? Oh, go on then. UJ fave Vans are setting up shop in the basement of Slam City Skates. Get your hands on their current line and see ex-skateboarding filmmaker Greg Hunt’s ‘Selective Memory’ photography exhibition which looks at 16 years in the biz. Just call it a skating monopoly. Gilbert and George, the controversial duo who have done more than their fair share for shock tactic art, are back with their new instalment London Pictures at the White Cube (in Hoxton Square, Mason’s Yard, Bermondsey and Hong Kong). After stealing newspaper posters for 10 years, they’ve created an exhibition of urban London through headlines: tube strikes, gang culture, robbery and the state of schools (bit heavy for a Sunday, we know). 12-5pm From £45 16 Neal's Yard, WC2H 9DP 12-6pm Free 144-152 Bermondsey Street, SE1 3TQ BOOK AHEAD Vogue Festival First the Vogue course, and now a festival. Less Bestival boho and more Kensington chic, think of it as Fashion Question Time - with talks, panel discussions, fashion films and more. Participants so far include David Bailey, Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana, Tom Ford, Stella McCartney, Alexandra Schulman and Natalia Vodianova. Vogue Festival, April 20 and 21, £75 per session, Royal Geographical Society, 1 Kensington Gore, SW7 2AR. WEEKEND GUIDE by MY & JC LIKE SHARE FORWARD PREVIOUS EDITION (c) 2012 Urban Junkies. All rights reserved. Reproductions of any portion of this website only with our express permission. Urban Junkies is a free daily mailer. 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