5 Things to do in Milan this weekend From February 13 to 15
The bad weather doesn’t seem willing to leave us, with a weekend marked by grey skies and some rainfall. But there’s no need to despair: Sunday will bring improvement and a bit of relief for those who suffer gloomy days, and Milan has plenty of weekend activities in store, from new culinary openings to the most exclusive pop-ups If you still have no plans, the weekly column by nss magazine comes to the rescue with a few interesting suggestions.
Here are, then, 5 things to do in Milan this weekend.
To Eat - APRÈS SKI
In Milan, at Piazza 5 Giornate 16, on Friday February 13 at 7:00 PM, APRÈS SKI comes to life — the side project linked to the Milanese winter games powered by Circoletto. The rise of the Fratelli Trecastelli continues together with the Tavola group, fresh from the launch of the Pantera project. Natural wines, cocktails, tapas, and an informal atmosphere inside one of the historic Dazi of the city of Milan, transformed into an alpine refuge and wunderkammer to offer the experience of a true mountain space dedicated to après ski. Readings and photography books connected to the mountain world complete the concept of this pop-up, which will animate the Dazio of 5 Giornate for two months from its opening.
Piazza 5 Giornate, 16
To Chill - La Mary pasticceria
La Mary is a modern French-inspired pastry shop conceived by Denise Bonenti, Andrea Bologna and Senegalese pastry chef Laye Dia. The small but refined space is designed by architect Paola De Francesco and interior designer Kurt Stapelfeldt, with visual identity by A Studio Creative and illustrations by Anna Higgie. The offer revolves around single-portion desserts and small formats, alongside a savoury selection with croissants and focaccia. A new addition to the neighbourhood, ideal for those who love sweet, savoury or both.
Via Marcona, 70
To Discover - Veins Book
Following the success of recent pop-ups in Paris and Milan, Veins Books, an online bookshop specialising in rare publications and cult editions dedicated to art, photography, fashion and design, founded by Nicola Bortoletto, opens a two-day pop-up in the Vetra area. Alongside the volumes, there will also be a selection of underground cultural artefacts, making this edition even more immersive for visitors. Veins Books is not just a temporary bookstore, but a true cultural event celebrating authenticity, creativity and the power of independent publishing.
Via Cosimo del Fante, 6
To Shop - Artetica
On February 14th and 15th, Artetica returns with its first pop-up of the year. Two days where different languages meet within Artetica’s space, united by a cool and slightly edgy attitude. A playful mix of textures, alternative materials, Y2K archive pieces, perfumes and unique natural stone jewellery. Different projects held together by the same vision: research, character and contemporaneity. Don’t miss the chance to discover new brands and a new way of doing fashion, driven by innovation, coolness and sustainability.
Via G. Pepe 20
To Party - ELECTRO FLOW
On Sunday February 15th, Electroflow transforms DKR into a hybrid space between wellness and club culture: an immersive experience where yoga, movement and electronic music merge into a single collective flow. An urban ritual designed to rebalance one’s energy, where the club becomes a space of listening and presence.
Via Merano, 18
