Break out the leg warmers, tease that fur, and get ready to paw-ty like it’s 1985 🪩🐾

​Join us at Boris & Horton for an all-out 80s Dance Paw-ty where the dogs are the main characters and the vibes are fully neon. We’re turning the café into a retro dance floor with classic 80s hits, so you and your pup can strut, spin, and serve looks all night long.

​We’ll have light bites for the humans, treats for the pups, your first drink is included, and a stash of totally rad 80s party favors for both you and your dog!

​And because no 80s party is complete without questionable photo evidence, we’ll have a polaroid station so you can capture your best (and most chaotic) selves.

​Costumes are highly encouraged—for both species. The more outrageous, the better.

​Come ready to dance, mingle, and watch your dog absolutely outshine you on the dance floor.

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Join EIMA at Boris & Horton for a pearl-fect day! Shop chic pearl accessories for you and your pup, and enjoy free puppy portraits for every guest. We’re also celebrating our CMO’s 6th birthday—expect treats, sparkle, and plenty of photo-worthy moments. Don’t miss our signature pearl purse drink carriers, available to shop on-site. Stop by May 17 from 10AM–5PM.

Join us for our biggest and “baddest” celebration of the year! Hosted by Canal Bar in Gowanus, Brooklyn.

 Woofstock: Badass Street Fest is a free, outdoor street festival in the heart of Brooklyn — packed with rescue dogs, local vendors, delicious eats & drinks, and dog-friendly & kid-friendly fun for all ages. Whether you’re looking to adopt, support small businesses, or just soak up the sunshine with your dog, this is the event for you!

Adoption event: 12–3PM

Free entry | Family & dog-friendly | Raffle, merch, and more!

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“One Day Of Fun & Dogs” | President Street, Brooklyn

Join us for our biggest and “baddest” celebration of the year! Hosted by Canal Bar in Gowanus, Brooklyn.

 Woofstock: Badass Street Fest is a free, outdoor street festival in the heart of Brooklyn — packed with rescue dogs, local vendors, delicious eats & drinks, and dog-friendly & kid-friendly fun for all ages. Whether you’re looking to adopt, support small businesses, or just soak up the sunshine with your dog, this is the event for you!

Adoption event: 12–3PM

Free entry | Family & dog-friendly | Raffle, merch, and more!

RSVP

Fire up the grill, it’s time for our annual Paw-Be-Que 🍔🐾🌭

Join us next Sunday, May 17 from 1–3 PM at the Manhattan Pawffice for an afternoon of dogs, food, and fun with the pack. We’ll have food served, plenty of tail wags, and good vibes all around. Bring your appetite, your pup, and your Pawffice friends, we can’t wait to celebrate with everyone 🐶☀️

📍 20 St Marks Pl, New York, NY 10003
🗓 Sunday, May 17
🕐 1–3 PM

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Join us on Tuesday, May 19 from 6:00-8:00 PM at Boris & Horton in celebrating Pushcart Prize winner Robert Isaacs as he presents his debut novel, It’s Hard to be an Animal!

​In this funny, magical, and tender novel, we follow a lonely and conflict-averse man whose sudden ability to understand animals sends him on a wild romp around NYC, and ultimately helps him discover his own voice. Isaacs will read from and discuss the novel with fellow acclaimed author and editor Anna Montague (How Does That Make You Feel, Magda Eklund?), followed by an audience Q&A and signing. Event will be held on the dog side of the café; $5 entrance fee applies. All pups are welcome! Books will be available for purchase from P&T Knitwear. 🐶

​About the Book:

​Strolling through Central Park on a blind date with the hilarious, irrepressible Molly Bent, Henry Parsons is feeling hopeful for the first time in years … when a migratory warbler, the sweetest of little birds, tells him to f*** off.

​A gentle soul, troubled enough by the unkindness of fellow humans, Henry tries to brush the moment aside as a hallucination. But soon he’s hearing voices everywhere: dogs mocking their owners, sparrows fat-shaming each other, police horses profiling attendees at a street fair — even a pontificating, misogynistic snake.

​The man who never speaks up for himself is now besieged by animals who do. When (inevitably) he overhears three rats discussing a corpse in the New York subway, he lets it slip to Molly. She’s keen to investigate, and Henry’s desperate for a second date, so he follows her nervously into an abandoned tunnel under the West Fourth Street Station. There, sure enough, they find a body … and the murderers find them. Cue the most terrifying week of this cautious man’s life.

​Inspiration and courage arrive from a pair of feuding betta fish and his neighbor’s yapping (but deceptively sweet) Pomeranian — whose unexpected wisdom helps Henry find the courage to assert himself at last.

​About the Authors:

​Robert Isaacs has survived an eventful life. He has escaped an angry hippo in the Okavango Delta, dodged tear gas on the Mount of Olives, roasted marshmallows over cooling lava in the Guatemalan highlands, and been run over by a boat off the west coast of Australia. In his youth he supported himself as a juggler and unicyclist on the streets of San Francisco before turning to music; over the course of thirty years he conducted everywhere from Carnegie Hall to the Cook Islands, released a dozen CDs, and earned a Grammy nomination. It’s Hard to Be an Animal is his first novel.

​Anna Montague is the author of How Does That Make You Feel, Magda Eklund? and a senior editor of nonfiction at Henry Holt & Co. She lives in Brooklyn.