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Cultured and R & Company partner with ebay Collective for its annual Pig Roast

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Amanda Dandeneau, Mira Putman, Simone Paasche and Katie Stout
Amanda Dandeneau, Mira Putman, Simone Paasche and Katie Stout

Cultured and R & Company once again welcomed guests to its annual Pig Roast, with its new partner ebay Collective. Held at the M Building in Wynwood, the fifth annual Pig Roast welcomed collectors, artists, architects and designers to enjoy a casual evening of backyard barbecue—Basel-style. Guests, including Michelle and Jason Rubell, Michael Bargo, Awol, George Lindemann, Simon Haas, Joey Lico and Lily Kwong, toasted the evening with Macallan Scotch, Brugal Rum, Snow Leopard Vodka, SAVED and The Prisoner wines.

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