Douglas Derrick and Natalia Toral at Negroni Social

After four years at Nostrana, the Negroni Social, part of Portland’s take on “Negroni Week,” moved the party to Jacobsen Salt Co. at 602 SE Salmon Street for its fifth annual affair. 

This year’s theme was “Negronis Under The Sea” and the invitation only party encouraged 50’s dance or “Back to the Future”—a la Marty McFly—attire. There were even prizes for the best dressed. And pizza from Tastebuds and Negroni push-pops for the rest of the Negroni-fueled crowd. 

Photo by Byron Beck

Jobie Bailey, Matthew Domingo and Guest

After four years at Nostrana, the Negroni Social, part of Portland’s take on “Negroni Week,” moved the party to Jacobsen Salt Co. at 602 SE Salmon Street for its fifth annual affair. 

This year’s theme was “Negronis Under The Sea” and the invitation only party encouraged 50’s dance or “Back to the Future”—a la Marty McFly—attire. There were even prizes for the best dressed. And pizza from Tastebuds and Negroni push-pops for the rest of the Negroni-fueled crowd. 

Photo by Byron Beck

Well Dressed Party Guest at Negroni Social

After four years at Nostrana, the Negroni Social, part of Portland’s take on “Negroni Week,” moved the party to Jacobsen Salt Co. at 602 SE Salmon Street for its fifth annual affair. 

This year’s theme was “Negronis Under The Sea” and the invitation only party encouraged 50’s dance or “Back to the Future”—a la Marty McFly—attire. There were even prizes for the best dressed. And pizza from Tastebuds and Negroni push-pops for the rest of the Negroni-fueled crowd. 

Photo by Byron Beck

Contortionist at Negroni Social

After four years at Nostrana, the Negroni Social, part of Portland’s take on “Negroni Week,” moved the party to Jacobsen Salt Co. at 602 SE Salmon Street for its fifth annual affair. 

This year’s theme was “Negronis Under The Sea” and the invitation only party encouraged 50’s dance or “Back to the Future”—a la Marty McFly—attire. There were even prizes for the best dressed. And pizza from Tastebuds and Negroni push-pops for the rest of the Negroni-fueled crowd. 

Photo by Byron Beck

Caricature Artist at Negroni Social

After four years at Nostrana, the Negroni Social, part of Portland’s take on “Negroni Week,” moved the party to Jacobsen Salt Co. at 602 SE Salmon Street for its fifth annual affair. 

This year’s theme was “Negronis Under The Sea” and the invitation only party encouraged 50’s dance or “Back to the Future”—a la Marty McFly—attire. There were even prizes for the best dressed. And pizza from Tastebuds and Negroni push-pops for the rest of the Negroni-fueled crowd. 

Photo by Byron Beck

"Back to the Future" was the theme of Negroni Social

After four years at Nostrana, the Negroni Social, part of Portland’s take on “Negroni Week,” moved the party to Jacobsen Salt Co. at 602 SE Salmon Street for its fifth annual affair. 

This year’s theme was “Negronis Under The Sea” and the invitation only party encouraged 50’s dance or “Back to the Future”—a la Marty McFly—attire. There were even prizes for the best dressed. And pizza from Tastebuds and Negroni push-pops for the rest of the Negroni-fueled crowd. 

Photo by Byron Beck

 Negroni at Negroni Social at Jacobsen Salt Co.

After four years at Nostrana, the Negroni Social, part of Portland’s take on “Negroni Week,” moved the party to Jacobsen Salt Co. at 602 SE Salmon Street for its fifth annual affair. 

This year’s theme was “Negronis Under The Sea” and the invitation only party encouraged 50’s dance or “Back to the Future”—a la Marty McFly—attire. There were even prizes for the best dressed. And pizza from Tastebuds and Negroni push-pops for the rest of the Negroni-fueled crowd. 

Photo by Byron Beck

Juan Martinez and Tami Wood at Negroni Social

After four years at Nostrana, the Negroni Social, part of Portland’s take on “Negroni Week,” moved the party to Jacobsen Salt Co. at 602 SE Salmon Street for its fifth annual affair. 

This year’s theme was “Negronis Under The Sea” and the invitation only party encouraged 50’s dance or “Back to the Future”—a la Marty McFly—attire. There were even prizes for the best dressed. And pizza from Tastebuds and Negroni push-pops for the rest of the Negroni-fueled crowd. 

Photo by Byron Beck

Chef BJ Smith and Guest at Negroni Social

After four years at Nostrana, the Negroni Social, part of Portland’s take on “Negroni Week,” moved the party to Jacobsen Salt Co. at 602 SE Salmon Street for its fifth annual affair. 

This year’s theme was “Negronis Under The Sea” and the invitation only party encouraged 50’s dance or “Back to the Future”—a la Marty McFly—attire. There were even prizes for the best dressed. And pizza from Tastebuds and Negroni push-pops for the rest of the Negroni-fueled crowd. 

Photo by Byron Beck

Bull In China's Daniel Osborne, Lucas Plant and Katie Burnett at Negroni Social

After four years at Nostrana, the Negroni Social, part of Portland’s take on “Negroni Week,” moved the party to Jacobsen Salt Co. at 602 SE Salmon Street for its fifth annual affair. 

This year’s theme was “Negronis Under The Sea” and the invitation only party encouraged 50’s dance or “Back to the Future”—a la Marty McFly—attire. There were even prizes for the best dressed. And pizza from Tastebuds and Negroni push-pops for the rest of the Negroni-fueled crowd. 

Photo by Byron Beck

Count Negroni at Negroni Social

After four years at Nostrana, the Negroni Social, part of Portland’s take on “Negroni Week,” moved the party to Jacobsen Salt Co. at 602 SE Salmon Street for its fifth annual affair. 

This year’s theme was “Negronis Under The Sea” and the invitation only party encouraged 50’s dance or “Back to the Future”—a la Marty McFly—attire. There were even prizes for the best dressed. And pizza from Tastebuds and Negroni push-pops for the rest of the Negroni-fueled crowd. 

Photo by Byron Beck

Brandon Josie at Negroni Social

After four years at Nostrana, the Negroni Social, part of Portland’s take on “Negroni Week,” moved the party to Jacobsen Salt Co. at 602 SE Salmon Street for its fifth annual affair. 

This year’s theme was “Negronis Under The Sea” and the invitation only party encouraged 50’s dance or “Back to the Future”—a la Marty McFly—attire. There were even prizes for the best dressed. And pizza from Tastebuds and Negroni push-pops for the rest of the Negroni-fueled crowd. 

Photo by Byron Beck

Contortionist at Negroni Social

After four years at Nostrana, the Negroni Social, part of Portland’s take on “Negroni Week,” moved the party to Jacobsen Salt Co. at 602 SE Salmon Street for its fifth annual affair. 

This year’s theme was “Negronis Under The Sea” and the invitation only party encouraged 50’s dance or “Back to the Future”—a la Marty McFly—attire. There were even prizes for the best dressed. And pizza from Tastebuds and Negroni push-pops for the rest of the Negroni-fueled crowd. 

Photo by Byron Beck

Bartender Antonio Parlapiano from The Jerry Thomas Project in Rome, Italy at Negroni Social

After four years at Nostrana, the Negroni Social, part of Portland’s take on “Negroni Week,” moved the party to Jacobsen Salt Co. at 602 SE Salmon Street for its fifth annual affair. 

This year’s theme was “Negronis Under The Sea” and the invitation only party encouraged 50’s dance or “Back to the Future”—a la Marty McFly—attire. There were even prizes for the best dressed. And pizza from Tastebuds and Negroni push-pops for the rest of the Negroni-fueled crowd. 

Photo by Byron Beck

Jordan Felix and Douglas Derrick at Negroni Social

After four years at Nostrana, the Negroni Social, part of Portland’s take on “Negroni Week,” moved the party to Jacobsen Salt Co. at 602 SE Salmon Street for its fifth annual affair. 

This year’s theme was “Negronis Under The Sea” and the invitation only party encouraged 50’s dance or “Back to the Future”—a la Marty McFly—attire. There were even prizes for the best dressed. And pizza from Tastebuds and Negroni push-pops for the rest of the Negroni-fueled crowd. 

Photo by Byron Beck

Jeffrey Seymour at Negroni Social

After four years at Nostrana, the Negroni Social, part of Portland’s take on “Negroni Week,” moved the party to Jacobsen Salt Co. at 602 SE Salmon Street for its fifth annual affair. 

This year’s theme was “Negronis Under The Sea” and the invitation only party encouraged 50’s dance or “Back to the Future”—a la Marty McFly—attire. There were even prizes for the best dressed. And pizza from Tastebuds and Negroni push-pops for the rest of the Negroni-fueled crowd. 

Photo by Byron Beck