Here's what went down at the opening of nss edicola in Milan Ti Odio Milano Ti Amo lights up Corso Magenta

Last Friday Corso Magenta saw a sea of people gathering near a new cultural meeting point in the heart of Milan, the temporary newsstand by nss, open from February 16th to 25th with the support of Quotidiana, a network of newsstands of the MilanoCard Group, and the artistic association Zona Blu. The opening, coinciding with the launch of the Digital Cover and the Ti Odio Milano Ti Amo merch, was enhanced by the musical background curated by God Will Save Us and the craft beers from Brewdog, the revolutionary Scottish brewery founded in 2007 by James Watt and Martin Dickie, with the aim of subverting the rules of beer production, bringing innovation, quality, and authentic taste. The evening then continued in a typical venue for clubbing in Milan, the Apollo Club, to the beats of DJs Garon and Dorian.

Open from Friday, February 16th to Sunday, February 25th, from 10:00 am to 7:00 pm, the new nss newsstand is conceived as a physical place for meeting and exchanging opinions about Milan. Starting today, new subscribers to the nss newsletter can enjoy a suspended coffee at Café Ottolina, an additional initiative launched by the magazine to reciprocate the support of the nss community.