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Here are the St. Paul highlights from City Pages
A Tribute to Sinatra
Featuring the JoAnn Funk Trio and vocalist Steven Marking. Dec. 31, 8 p.m. Free. St. Paul Hotel, 350 Market St., St. Paul; 800-292-9292; www.saintpaulhotel.com.
New Year's Eve Bash with Fred Savage & the Unbeatables
With PaviElle and Maple & Beech. Dec. 31, 7:30 p.m. $20-$25. Amsterdam Bar and Hall, 6 W. 6th St., St. Paul; 612-285-3112; www.amsterdambarandhall.com.
New Year's Eve Cocktail Show with Joyann Parker Band
Ticket includes music and midnight champagne toast. Dec. 31, 10 p.m. $30. Vieux Carre, 408 St. Peter St., St. Paul; 612-332-5299; vieux-carre.com.
New Years Day and early 2017 ideas, compliments of TwinCities.com
BRUNCH
Citizen Supper Club: 6:30 a.m. to midnight; InterContinental St. Paul Riverfront, 11 E. Kellogg Blvd., St. Paul; 651-605-0190; citizensupperclub.com
Fabulous Fern’s: 5 p.m. to 1 a.m., kitchen closes at 10 p.m.; 400 Selby Ave., St. Paul; 651-225-9414; fabulousferns.com
Moscow on the Hill: 4 to 10 p.m., 371 Selby Ave., St. Paul; 651-291-1236; moscowonthehill.com
Tons of reasons to visit St. Paul throughout the year! More from TwinCities.com
5 OPENINGS TO LOOK FORWARD TO IN 2017
Bottle Rocket: Blue Plate likely will do what the company, which also owns Highland Grill, Longfellow Grill, Groveland Tap and a host of other Twin Cities restaurants, does best in the former Scusi location on St. Clair Avenue. Expect family-friendly, healthful fare in a bright, cheery atmosphere when Bottle Rocket opens sometime at the beginning of the year. 1806 St. Clair Ave., St. Paul; 651-690-2102
New David Fhima restaurant: Chef David Fhima is revamping his Faces space on Mears Park, and will be serving neighborhood bistro-type fare. He promises wood-roasted specialties and a French-American menu that will keep neighbors coming back. The restaurant, which will be called Bistro 373, will open next spring. 373 N. Sibley St., St. Paul
Barrel Theory Beer Company: Set to open near the beginning of 2017, this brewery by some Surly alums will serve barrel-aged, kettle-soured and other creative beers. The location, next to Dark Horse Bar and Eatery on East Seventh Street, is about as hot as St. Paul gets. 248 E. Seventh St., St. Paul; barreltheory.com
Stone Saloon: Construction has begun on the expansion of this historic building on Smith Avenue, which is being painstakingly restored. There will be a taproom serving traditional German lagers and restaurant in the original structure, built in 1857. An addition on the rear of the property will house a brew barn and kitchen, according to the saloon’s website. 445 N. Smith Ave., St. Paul; stonesaloon.com
Yoerg Brewing Company: Another brewery with a historic bent, Yoerg will be serving beer based on a recipe of a steam lager originally brewed in St. Paul in 1848 by Anthony Yoerg. The brewery will bring a taproom to the West Side of St. Paul, next door to the Wabasha Street Brewing Company. The taproom will serve specialty beers brewed on site and will also have a food menu. Look for Yoerg to open its doors sometime next summer. 427 S. Wabasha St., St. Paul; yoergbeer.com
Stay classy, Lowertown and make it a special evening and a very Happy New Year!!!
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