Whether you are looking to enjoy a jazz combo playing in the background at Tortoise Club or jamming out to Blues at Rosa’s Lounge, our city is sure to bring listening pleasure to your ears.
The Northman is a cider mecca that is sure to please even an experienced cocktail savant. Its extensive array of offerings put Mos Eisley Cantina’s beverage program to shame.
I’m a huge fan of the old school, vintage record store and Wicker Park’s Shuga Records is exactly that and offers a great shopping experience from top to bottom.
FIRST-EVER EXHIBIT DEDICATED TO THE FUTURE OF WEARABLE TECHNOLOGY OPENS AT CHICAGO’S MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY Wired to WearTM showcases cutting-edge, global technologies from industry pioneers and creative visionaries that will make us stronger, smarter and healthier CHICAGO (March 21, 2019)—The Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago (MSI) announces the opening of Wired to Wear, the… Read more »
The 2019 Chicago Donut Festival is just around the corner! Some of the best bakers and pastry specialists that call Chicago home are coming together at the Old Crow Smokehouse on West Kinzie street to throw a celebration of sprinkles and sugar! Bring your friends and your appetites to this sweet festival on April 6th…. Read more »
Booming thuds and roars fill the mist around the Pier; something wicked this way comes. Excision has returned to Chicago as a part of his new tour, Apex. Jeff Abel, better know as Excision, is a producer and DJ, who is best known for his heavy electronic music and exceptional concert venues. His music consists… Read more »
I can’t think of a better way to welcome spring than with the Chicago Flower and Garden Show at Navy Pier. This botanist’s blowout puts my garage garden to shame. Five days of live shows, competitions, and educational programs makes this an event you won’t want to miss. The show is broken into 16 themed… Read more »
Every year Chicago dyes it’s river green for Saint Patrick’s Day. This neon waterbed points right towards Ireland. These two things, however, are unrelated. In fact, the reason for using green dye in the first place was because the river was so disgusting! Back in the 50s, Major Richard Daley was tired of looking at… Read more »