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Entries from Shanghaiist tagged with 'bund'

July 24, 2008

Important elements for any anti-terrorism drill — great staging, great scenery and a great location where lots of people can see you. Yesterday's "terrorist" act was effectively countered by the highly efficient security forces in under an hour.......

Continue Reading "Anti-terrorism exercise by the Bund"

July 7, 2008

Brit/Aussie pop star Amy Pearson (don't know her? neither do we.) has a video that recently came to our attention not for its cliched lyrics and overwrought vocals, but because it was shot in our city. Feel free to mute, sing along in front of the mirror or just fast forward to 3:12, when the major Bund shots start.......

Continue Reading "Pop star Amy Pearson shoots in Shanghai"

May 7, 2008

Hopefully you'll catch this post in time to get down to Glamour tonight for Norwegian jazz band The Core. They played last night there already, and will do again tonight for their last show here in Shanghai. We'll be there tonight, as we had our own shows to play last night. We've listened to sound samples from their website, and the music is all impressive. Definite references to Coltrane (they're definitely channeling the second quartet......

Continue Reading "Live Jazz: The Core tonight at Glamour Bar"

May 5, 2008

More green spaces, easier access to the promenade… All could be built in time for the World Expo in 2010. American urban design and architecture firm Chan Krieger Sieniewicz was chosen by the town to revamp its former international concession port area. The Huangpu River and the heart of the city will be “reconciled.” Head of project Liang Zhao explains that today, the Bund buildings are separated from the water by Zhongshan Road –......

Continue Reading "The new look of the Bund"

May 1, 2008

Photo by Photograffiti Shanghai Share with us how you see Shanghai, or China! Post your photos on Flickr, tag them with "shanghaiist", and we'll select one favorite image per day. Or you can simply email your photos to photos at shanghaiist.com.......

Continue Reading "Photo of the Day: Taichi Sunrise"

April 23, 2008

After figuring out where we like to eat we thought it would be fun to ask Shanghaiist contributors about their favourite places to drink. The discussion sparked arguments that are still echoing through the corridors of Shanghaiist HQ, but one thing is clear: we like dive bars and cocktails. Time Passage No 183, Lane 1038 Huashan Lu (nr Fuxing Xi Lu) 华山路 1038弄183号,近复兴西路 tel: 6240-2588 Cheap drinks, good food, and an incredible house cover band......

Continue Reading "Cocktails at Mokkos and Whiskeys at Cotton's: These are a few of our favourite Shanghai Bars"

April 5, 2008

According to the Xinmin Evening Post, on Sunday afternoon the southern half of the historic Waibaidu Bridge will be going to Pudong for repairs, followed by its northern half later this week. The former Garden Bridge was closed to all traffic on February 29th and workers have been hard at work preparing the bridge for tomorrow's trip. At approximately 9:30 in the morning when the tide is at its lowest point, a barge will be......

Continue Reading "Historic Waibaidu Bridge going on vacation... to Pudong"

March 26, 2008

So our search for alcohol-fueled Friday lunches led us to New Heights the other week. Antipasti lunch buffet with soup and a complimentary glass of wine sound exactly like what we need. The restaurant was relatively empty, the kind that is good for a chatty girlfriends lunch, an obligatory lunch with your workplace counselor or just a quiet meal by yourself taking in the bund view. While the spread doesn't look like much, it......

Continue Reading "New Heights: Weekday Lunch Buffet"

March 20, 2008

By Jake Newby Let there be rock! Alright, it's not the real AC/DC obviously. Shooting to thrill instead will be a Belgian tribute band. Yep, that's a Belgian AC/DC tribute band. Magic. Rock 'n' roll ain't noise pollution and these lads from Belgium are supposed to deliver a pretty high voltage performance that will shake your foundations. They've headlined festivals all over Europe and have even opened for the mighty Status Quo, leaving their audiences......

Continue Reading "Where we're going tonight: AC/DC @ Yu Yin Tang, Brown Nylon Suit @ C's & Laris"

March 17, 2008

Shanghaiist got to go check out the new location of the House of Blues and Jazz the other day on Fuzhou Lu just near the Bund, right across the street from the Captain Hostel. It looks like the new space is going to resolve all the issues the last place had while also adding a few nice new features to the entire package. The entire space is quite large, as they're planning to use......

Continue Reading "The new House of Blues and Jazz: Sneak peek"

February 26, 2008

The curved road ramp on the Yan'an Highway by the Bund is getting torn down in an operation that will take 120 days. It is a part of a larger makeover programme that will also see the Waibaidu Bridge dismantled, repaired and reassembled beam by beam. Such a pity! We used to LOVE the view whenever we go down there in a taxi. Now we may never get that view again. Coming in its place,......

Continue Reading "More on the Bund makeover"

November 7, 2007

This Friday night will see the return of jazz quintet Five Below to the Bund. However it is not to the old digs where the band's name originally came from, but this time to Jean Georges, the bar and restaurant on the 4th floor of Three on the Bund. Their newly renovated bar will be hosting the event, with entry passwords costing 200 RMB. Of course, each person has to buy their own password.......

Continue Reading "Speakeasy Party this Friday"

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