by: Nick Scimeca, Concierge at The Palmer House Date night? Going out with your boys? Catching up with an old friend? Or maybe it’s Girls Night Out? Well, Chicago’s got a bar for any occasion you may have. So lace up those high tops, slip on those beloved stilettos and head on out to one… Read more »
Here’s a look at where to eat and what to see in this culturally-rich neighborhood.
The 8th annual Pilsen Fest returns Aug 18-19 along with a “one village, one sound” objective that celebrates and embraces diversity, solidarity and unity.
From Chicago Hot Dog Festival to the Ravenswood Art Walk, here’s a look at our top picks for upcoming festivals to check out.
From retro video games and live music at a craft brewery to burlesque shows and live band karaoke, here’s a look at some of concierges’ favorite ways to spend a night out around town.
Located in Chicago’s vibrant Pilsen/Little Village neighborhood, this is the largest Latino cultural organization in the U.S. boasting a 6,000-piece permanent collection, rotating exhibits, and performing-arts showcases that represents an illustrious Mexican culture. Each year around Halloween, it hosts the city’s most-visited Day of the Dead exhibit.
Chicago’s original craft beer festival is back with more beer, more attitude, and more… other stuff.
Halloween in Chicago isn’t just for trick-or-treating. Here’s a look at five, can’t-miss haunted happenings across the city.
DESTINOS (dĕ-stee-noce), the first Chicago International Latino Theater Festival (CLATA), is a month-long festival of “first voice” plays and panels that kicks off on Sept. 29 at the National Museum of Mexican Art.
Take in the largest annual exhibition of Day of the Dead in the U.S. at the National Museum of Mexican Art in Pilsen.