The First Snow

You heard that right: We are delivering crisp, white, mountain-fresh REAL SNOW to DOG PPL on Saturday, December 18 so that all of our furry California members can experience the magic of a white Christmas.  Whether it’s your dog’s very first experience with snow or it’s been a while since they’ve had a chance to romp in a few flurries, there’s no greater joy than seeing the wonder in their eyes as they prance and play in fresh powder. Bundle up—it’s going to get nippy!

Welcome to DOG PPL First Snow, Saturday, December 18, 5 p.m. to 9 p.m (ish).

We are partnering with The Wildest, a new pet-centric site that provides tips on dog nutrition, lifestyle, behavior, grooming, and more. We also have a few other friends of the family coming in to host some exciting holiday pop-ups (pup-ups?) during the event.

You didn’t think we would stop with real snow, did you?  (If you didn’t know already, can’t stop won’t stop is kind of our mantra around here.) That’s why we’re reimagining that lil’ ol’ toymaking shop up North and giving it a dog-friendly twist. Puptivities include:

• Dog Toy Re-creation Workshop
• Mistletoe Licking Booth by The Labelle Foundation
• Stocking Embroidery by Psychic-Stitch
• Dog Sculpture Ice Luge
• Dog Treat Decorating Workshop
• Après-ski Collection Photo Moment by Maxbone
• First Snow-themed hot and cold cocktails
• Yellow SnowCone Station (Don’t Worry, It’s Limoncello)
• Honey-Roasted Nuts and Fresh Popcorn
• Live Holiday Jazz Band
• Holiday Card Photo Booth

Members Only! - members can bring up to 3 Human guests. 

UPDATE:

While we are so excited to see you all tomorrow, please know that we will be requiring all guests to provide proof of vaccination (or a negative covid test from within 48 hours of the event) upon entry.

Due to the recent rise in cases, the CDC recommends these precautions, and it is always our priority to keep our community safe.

On that note, please remember that our venue cannot permit entry to children of any age, and the party is 21+, like any other bar in the city.

Thank you so much for understanding, and we’ll see you in the snow!