Adrian Grenier, Georgia Fowler, Hilary Rhoda, Cipriana Quann and TK Wonder, & more attend the Grey Goose x Surf Lodge pop-up in Brooklyn
Last night, Grey Goose brought The Surf Lodge’s famed Summer Concert Series to Brooklyn by transforming the roof of the Williamsburg Hotel into the iconic Montauk hotspot. Grey Goose treated the crowd to cocktails and a live musical performance by St. Lucia as well as DJ sets byMayssa and Angel & Dren. Guests included: Adrian Grenier, Georgia Fowler, Hilary Rhoda, Cipriana Quann and TK Wonder, Thania Peck, Evan Betts, Vashtie Kola and Michon Vanas.
For one night only, Guests at the hotel were able to experience the best that Montauk has to offer. The Surf Lodge’s rustic chic aesthetic—from their hanging wicker baskets and reclaimed wood décor to their colorful menu design—was brought to life in Brooklyn, offering those stuck in the city this weekend a chance to live like they made it out East.
Though Grenier had been linked with on-again, off-again girlfriend Jordan Roemmele earlier in the summer, he showed up to the event in arm with a mystery brunette.
Guests indulged in celebratory Grey Goose cocktails throughout the night, including the brand’s custom vodka sodas served in sustainable soda cans, and the East Breeze, an elevated vodka lemonade with fresh blackberry puree and St-Germain elderflower liqueur.
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