Spring break in Chicago is an exciting time of year, offering a mix of outdoor activities, cultural attractions, and entertainment options for visitors and locals alike. With its vibrant lakeside location and diverse neighborhoods, Chicago provides a perfect setting for a spring break getaway. From exploring the city’s renowned museums, shopping, dining and nightlife scene,…
Chicago has a long and storied history with whiskey, dating back to the city’s early days as a hub for distilleries and breweries. Today, that legacy continues with a new generation of distillers and bars that are putting their own unique spin on this classic spirit. Berkshire Room Visit one of Chicago’s most respected whiskey… Read more »
Cheer up with these holiday pop-ups Moe’s Cantina Wrigleyville The legendary Grinch takes center stage at Moe’s Wrigleyville as the venue gets a dose of Whoville with a How the Grinch Stole Christmas theme. The Grinch welcomes guests in, while inside, bright Christmas balls, bold holiday patterns, Christmas trees and colorful lights pair with menu… Read more »
Check out Concierge Preferred’s favorite breweries in the city. If you’re not sure if you like beer, these places might just change your mind! Goose Island Whether you’re from Chicago or not, you know about Goose Island. After founder John Hall took a tour around Europe, he knew Chicago deserved beer that delicious. By 1995,… Read more »
With a realization that there is not a large variety of non-alcoholic places to hang out, a suburban couple has found a solution. Developed in quarantine, this couple has taken a “sabbatical” from your typical drinking and created a substitution: GoBrewing With the mission to change lives, Joe Chura and his wife, Heather, have created… Read more »
Why wait until Valentine’s Day to celebrate the ones you love? In Chicago, you don’t have to wait. In fact, Sweetest Day (Saturday October 15th) is approaching quickly! Sweetest Day gets less fanfare than Valentine’s Day, but it is still a holiday to celebrate the ones you love. Lucky for you, our list of events… Read more »
Join us for a discovery of three of Chicago’s most diverse communities PILSEN The first immigrants in this neighborhood were from Germany and the former Czechoslovakia. Today, Pilsen is shaped by generations of Mexican-American families. DO National Museum of Mexican Art The NMMA has an impressive permanent collection but during this time of year it… Read more »
Taylor Kinney with Dave Flanzbaum, Viaggio’s General Manager
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Many businesses are holding various events and promotions to help fundraise for the cause. The donations will go towards new therapies, treatments, and cancer prevention research. With Cancer being such a universal illness, it’s important to bring awareness and advocate information regarding it. Hard Rock Café Hard Rock International… Read more »
Check out some of Chicagoland’s most frightening Halloween experiences! The Catacombs One of the smaller and least expensive haunted house options lies within an unassuming church on the north side of the city. Every October for over 40 years, St. Pascal Church transforms its basement into The Catacombs, where ghosts, monsters, ghouls and other dangers… Read more »