Chicago Events Calendar / Things-To-Do: June 2009
The Chicago Chamber Musicians FREE First Monday Concert!Location: The Chicago Cultural Center, Preston Bradley Hall, 78 E Washington The Chicago Chamber Musicians is excited to present our Free First Monday Concerts. The most recent First Monday Concert attracted nearly 350 audience members and filled all of the seats! We hope you will share this news so we can achieve the same audience. And once again, it's free to our community! |
Midwest Film FestivalLocation: Landmark's Century Centre Cinema 2828 N. Clark st. Chicago IL The Midwest Independent Film Festival is the nation's only film festival solely dedicated to the Midwest filmmaker, presenting audiences with regionally produced independent cinema every first Tuesday of the month at Landmark Century Centre Cinema, 2828 North Clark in Chicago. This year-round film festival sits proudly at the center of the independent film scene in Chicago and the Midwest and is dedicated to celebrating and strengthening that community. The Midwest Independent Film Festival was recently named to Chicago Magazine's prestigious "Best of Chicago" list - join us every First Tuesday at Landmark's Century Centre Cinema and find out why! More info at http://www.midwestfilm.com/ Tour of The Chicago TheatreTime: 12:00pm The tour encompasses historical and architectural highlights of the building, including the grand lobby areas, majestic auditorium and backstage space (when possible) where performers through the years. Tours take place every Tuesday & Thursday at 12pm Other tour dates are scheduled seasonally. See the web site. More info at http://www.thechicagotheatre.com/about_tour.htm |
Shoreline Sightseeing Fireworks CruisesLocation: Navy Pier, 600 E. Grand Enjoy a dramatic nighttime Lake Michigan Tour followed by a spectacular Navy Pier Fireworks display! Boats depart 8:45 pm. For information including tickets in advance, call 312-222-9328. Odyssey, Spirit of Chicago, and Mystic Blue Fireworks Dinner CruisesLocation: Navy Pier Chicago Fireworks Cruises |
Daley Plaza Farmers MarketLocation: Daley Plaza - 50 W. Washington Chicago's Farmers Markets bring more than 70 vendors selling fresh fruits, vegetables, plants and flowers to over 20 neighborhoods throughout the City of Chicago. More info at http://www.chicagofarmersmarkets.us Tour of The Chicago TheatreTime: 12:00pm The tour encompasses historical and architectural highlights of the building, including the grand lobby areas, majestic auditorium and backstage space (when possible) where performers through the years. Tours take place every Tuesday & Thursday at 12pm Other tour dates are scheduled seasonally. See the web site. More info at http://www.thechicagotheatre.com/about_tour.htm |
First Fridays at MCALocation: Museum of Contemporary Art-220 East Chicago A cultural and social way to end your week, the Museum of Contemporary Art’s (MCA) "First Fridays" series offers a prelude to the weekend with music, food, drinks and stylish atmosphere. The first Friday of each month, come and put a cultural end to a long work week with the MCA’s weely occurring series enhanced with complimentary appetizers courtesy of Wolfgang Puck Catering and a cash bar featuring drink specials. Live music sets the scene and previews to new art exhibits provide conscious-raising, mind-expanding entertainment. More info at http://www.mcachicago.org/programs/ff.php?page=friday |
25th Annual Chicago Gospel Music FestivalLocation: Millennium Park-N. Michigan Ave. & E. Randolph St. The Gospel Music Festival features more than 50 performances on three stages and activities for the whole family to enjoy including a gospel art fair. More info at http://www.chicagogospelmusicfestival.us Shoreline Sightseeing Fireworks CruisesLocation: Navy Pier, 600 E. Grand Enjoy a dramatic nighttime Lake Michigan Tour followed by a spectacular Navy Pier Fireworks display! Boats depart 9:30 pm. For information including tickets in advance, call 312-222-9328. Odyssey, Spirit of Chicago, and Mystic Blue Fireworks Dinner CruisesLocation: Navy Pier Chicago Fireworks Cruises The Metronome CelebrationLocation: Milwaukee Ave. @ Armitage & Western The Metronome Celebration will deliver over thirty original bands on 5 unique stages, featuring a Rock and an Electro Stage on Saturday, June 6th, while Sunday, June 7th will include a Punk Stage and a Folk Stage. Add in a diverse menu from over 20 restaurants, green products and service providers, arts, crafts, jewelry and more, and you've got a quarter-mile of the best of what Chicago has to offer. Located at one of the most highly visible intersections in Chicago on Milwaukee Ave at Western & Armitage, the venue is book-ended by stops on the CTA Blue Line Train, and is less than a half-mile away from the Kennedy expressway and Metra Rail service. Over 30,000 people will descend on the strip to experience Chicago's ultimate music and culinary fare. Bring the kids to check out the Family Playground and Local Stage for a host of games and activities that will show them how fun music can be. And with an aggressive recycling and bio-degrable sourcing program, we have set a goal of keeping 50% of our refuse out of local landfills. Admission is $5 and exact times for this special event are Saturday Noon to 10 pm and Sunday Noon to 10 pm. For more information or to get involved in Metronome go to http://www.metronomechicago.com Eastside Millennium Art FestivalLocation: Michigan Ave & Lake St Outdoor art festival features 150 juried artists, live music, great food and activities for the kids. All Ages. Free Admission. More info at http://www.amdurproductions.com/f-eastside-artist.html 25th Annual Chicago Tribune Printers Row Lit FestLocation: Harold Washington Library 700 S Dearborn St Join the Chicago Tribune for the Midwest's largest literary event! This outdoor festival offers the opportunity to hear authors speak and debate their works. It also features unique booksellers, poetry readings, exhibitors, kids activities, cooking demos, wine tastings, and much more. More info at http://www.printersrowbookfair.org |
25th Annual Chicago Gospel Music FestivalLocation: Millennium Park-N. Michigan Ave. & E. Randolph St. The Gospel Music Festival features more than 50 performances on three stages and activities for the whole family to enjoy including a gospel art fair. More info at http://www.chicagogospelmusicfestival.us The Metronome CelebrationLocation: Milwaukee Ave. @ Armitage & Western The Metronome Celebration will deliver over thirty original bands on 5 unique stages, featuring a Rock and an Electro Stage on Saturday, June 6th, while Sunday, June 7th will include a Punk Stage and a Folk Stage. Add in a diverse menu from over 20 restaurants, green products and service providers, arts, crafts, jewelry and more, and you've got a quarter-mile of the best of what Chicago has to offer.Located at one of the most highly visible intersections in Chicago on Milwaukee Ave at Western & Armitage, the venue is book-ended by stops on the CTA Blue Line Train, and is less than a half-mile away from the Kennedy expressway and Metra Rail service. Over 30,000 people will descend on the strip to experience Chicago's ultimate music and culinary fare. Bring the kids to check out the Family Playground and Local Stage for a host of games and activities that will show them how fun music can be. And with an aggressive recycling and bio-degrable sourcing program, we have set a goal of keeping 50% of our refuse out of local landfills. Admission is $5 and exact times for this special event are Saturday Noon to 10 pm and Sunday Noon to 10 pm. For more information or to get involved in Metronome go to http://www.metronomechicago.com Eastside Millennium Art FestivalLocation: Michigan Ave & Lake St Outdoor art festival features 150 juried artists, live music, great food and activities for the kids. All Ages. Free Admission. More info at http://www.amdurproductions.com/f-eastside-artist.html 25th Annual Chicago Tribune Printers Row Lit FestLocation: Harold Washington Library 700 S Dearborn St Join the Chicago Tribune for the Midwest's largest literary event! This outdoor festival offers the opportunity to hear authors speak and debate their works. It also features unique booksellers, poetry readings, exhibitors, kids activities, cooking demos, wine tastings, and much more. More info at http://www.printersrowbookfair.org Run for the ZooLocation: Lincoln Park Zoo United’s Run for the Zoo: Races begin at 8 a.m. Compete in one of Chicago’s favorite races and run amid the animals. Choose between a 10K or 5K run, 5K Fun Walk or Kids Race (free for kids 10 years and under). Proceeds support Lincoln Park Zoo’s conservation efforts. Registration fees vary from $14-$35. All paid registrants receive a New Balance running T-shirt. Registration begins in March. STARTING LINE on Stockton Drive between Webster and Dickens for runs and walk. The USATF-certified 5K and 10K Run courses will access residential streets, travel through the zoo, and exit along Lincoln Park paths, finishing on the east side of the zoo. The 5K Fun Walk will also travel through the zoo and remain on Lincoln Park paths to the finish, also on the east side of the zoo. No dogs allowed on course inside the zoo. More info at http://www.lpzoo.org/events/run09.html Tour de CureLocation: Peck Farm Point Geneva, IL 60134 Join the American Diabetes Association for a summer bicycle excursion! Get ready to cycle with Team Diabetes on Sunday, May 24th at 7:30 a.m. for a 15 or 30 mile long ride along the Chicago lakefront at Bank of America Bike the Drive. On Sunday, June 7th take the ride of your life at ADA’s Grand Geneva Tour de Cure. Choose from a 25k, 60k or 100k ride starting at 7:30 a.m. at Peck Farm Park. For more information or to register, visit http://www.diabetes.org/tour or call 1-888-DIABETES. |
Prudential Plaza Farmers MarketLocation: Prudential Plaza - Lake St & Beaubien Court Chicago's Farmers Markets bring more than 70 vendors selling fresh fruits, vegetables, plants and flowers to over 20 neighborhoods throughout the City of Chicago. More info at http://www.chicagofarmersmarkets.us Tour of The Chicago TheatreTime: 12:00pm The tour encompasses historical and architectural highlights of the building, including the grand lobby areas, majestic auditorium and backstage space (when possible) where performers through the years. Tours take place every Tuesday & Thursday at 12pm Other tour dates are scheduled seasonally. See the web site. More info at http://www.thechicagotheatre.com/about_tour.htm |
Shoreline Sightseeing Fireworks CruisesLocation: Navy Pier, 600 E. Grand Enjoy a dramatic nighttime Lake Michigan Tour followed by a spectacular Navy Pier Fireworks display! Boats depart 8:45 pm. For information including tickets in advance, call 312-222-9328. Odyssey, Spirit of Chicago, and Mystic Blue Fireworks Dinner CruisesLocation: Navy Pier Chicago Fireworks Cruises |
Cool Jazz ThursdaysLocation: Hyatt Regency McCormick Place, 2233 S. Martin Luther King Drive With the expansion of the entertainment and environment in the South Loop area, M/X Patio, an outdoor patio at Hyatt Regency McCormick Place, 2233 S. Martin Luther King Drive, Chicago, Illinois, has launched a great entertainment event this summer with the inauguration of Cool Jazz Thursdays. Every Thursday evening this Summer, beginning June 11, from 6:30 p.m. until 9 p.m., M/X Patio will be filled with the music of featured Jazz musicians from Columbia College. Additionally, the event will include a cigar bar and featured menu items from Shor. More info at http://twitter.com/HyattMcCormick Daley Plaza Farmers MarketLocation: Daley Plaza - 50 W. Washington Chicago's Farmers Markets bring more than 70 vendors selling fresh fruits, vegetables, plants and flowers to over 20 neighborhoods throughout the City of Chicago. More info at http://www.chicagofarmersmarkets.us Tour of The Chicago TheatreTime: 12:00pm The tour encompasses historical and architectural highlights of the building, including the grand lobby areas, majestic auditorium and backstage space (when possible) where performers through the years. Tours take place every Tuesday & Thursday at 12pm Other tour dates are scheduled seasonally. See the web site. More info at http://www.thechicagotheatre.com/about_tour.htm |
Odyssey Champagne Dinner CruiseLocation: Navy Pier Cruise aboard Odyssey on select Friday nights* and receive complimentary Champagne during boarding along with 3-course plated dining and live entertainment. 26th Annual Chicago Blues FestivalLocation: Grant Park-Jackson Blvd. & Columbus Dr. The Chicago Blues Festival is the largest free blues festival in the world and remains the largest of Chicago's Music Festivals. During three days on six stages, more than 640,000 blues fans prove that Chicago is the "Blues Capital of the World." Past performers include Bonnie Raitt, Ray Charles, B.B. King, Bo Diddley, Buddy Guy and Koko Taylor. More info at http://www.chicagobluesfestival.us |
26th Annual Chicago Blues FestivalLocation: Grant Park-Jackson Blvd. & Columbus Dr. The Chicago Blues Festival is the largest free blues festival in the world and remains the largest of Chicago's Music Festivals. During three days on six stages, more than 640,000 blues fans prove that Chicago is the "Blues Capital of the World." Past performers include Bonnie Raitt, Ray Charles, B.B. King, Bo Diddley, Buddy Guy and Koko Taylor. More info at http://www.chicagobluesfestival.us Shoreline Sightseeing Fireworks CruisesLocation: Navy Pier, 600 E. Grand Enjoy a dramatic nighttime Lake Michigan Tour followed by a spectacular Navy Pier Fireworks display! Boats depart 9:30 pm. For information including tickets in advance, call 312-222-9328. Odyssey, Spirit of Chicago, and Mystic Blue Fireworks Dinner CruisesLocation: Navy Pier Chicago Fireworks Cruises Spirit of Chicago Gospel Lunch CruisesLocation: Navy Pier Gather the family at Navy Pier for an inspirational afternoon. Enjoy live entertainment, an all-you-can-eat-buffet, and good fellowship. Come aboard and enjoy the most entertaining lunchtime experience in Chicago featuring our Grande Buffet! This two-hour cruise along Chicago’s magnificent lakefront is perfect for an afternoon getaway. 60th Annual Old Town Art FairLocation: Lincoln & Wisconsin Aves.. The tree-lined streets of Chicago's historic Old Town Triangle District will again provide a charming setting for the 60th Old Town Art Fair, the oldest and most prestigious juried outdoor art fair of its kind. Produced by the Old Town Triangle Association, this annual fundraiser benefits a host of local schools, youth groups and neighborhood preservation projects. With the support of more than 750 neighborhood volunteers, this year's Fair will be held on June 13 and 14 from 10am to 6pm rain or shine. The main gate is at Lincoln and Wisconsin Avenues. +Neighborhood parking is extremely limited. Public transportation is highly recommended. More info at http://oldtownartfair.org/ |
26th Annual Chicago Blues FestivalLocation: Grant Park-Jackson Blvd. & Columbus Dr. The Chicago Blues Festival is the largest free blues festival in the world and remains the largest of Chicago's Music Festivals. During three days on six stages, more than 640,000 blues fans prove that Chicago is the "Blues Capital of the World." Past performers include Bonnie Raitt, Ray Charles, B.B. King, Bo Diddley, Buddy Guy and Koko Taylor. More info at http://www.chicagobluesfestival.us 60th Annual Old Town Art FairLocation: Lincoln & Wisconsin Aves.. The tree-lined streets of Chicago's historic Old Town Triangle District will again provide a charming setting for the 60th Old Town Art Fair, the oldest and most prestigious juried outdoor art fair of its kind. Produced by the Old Town Triangle Association, this annual fundraiser benefits a host of local schools, youth groups and neighborhood preservation projects. With the support of more than 750 neighborhood volunteers, this year's Fair will be held on June 13 and 14 from 10am to 6pm rain or shine. The main gate is at Lincoln and Wisconsin Avenues. +Neighborhood parking is extremely limited. Public transportation is highly recommended. More info at http://oldtownartfair.org/ Q101 Block PartyLocation: Charter One Pavilion at Northerly Island The tree-lined streets of Chicago's historic Old Town Triangle District will again provide a charming setting for the 60th Old Town Art Fair, the oldest and most prestigious juried outdoor art fair of its kind. Produced by the Old Town Triangle Association, this annual fundraiser benefits a host of local schools, youth groups and neighborhood preservation projects. With the support of more than 750 neighborhood volunteers, this year's Fair will be held on June 13 and 14 from 10am to 6pm rain or shine. The main gate is at Lincoln and Wisconsin Avenues. +Neighborhood parking is extremely limited. Public transportation is highly recommended. More info at http://oldtownartfair.org/ |
Prudential Plaza Farmers MarketLocation: Prudential Plaza - Lake St & Beaubien Court Chicago's Farmers Markets bring more than 70 vendors selling fresh fruits, vegetables, plants and flowers to over 20 neighborhoods throughout the City of Chicago. More info at http://www.chicagofarmersmarkets.us Tour of The Chicago TheatreTime: 12:00pm The tour encompasses historical and architectural highlights of the building, including the grand lobby areas, majestic auditorium and backstage space (when possible) where performers through the years. Tours take place every Tuesday & Thursday at 12pm Other tour dates are scheduled seasonally. See the web site. More info at http://www.thechicagotheatre.com/about_tour.htm |
Shoreline Sightseeing Fireworks CruisesLocation: Navy Pier, 600 E. Grand Enjoy a dramatic nighttime Lake Michigan Tour followed by a spectacular Navy Pier Fireworks display! Boats depart 8:45 pm. For information including tickets in advance, call 312-222-9328. Odyssey, Spirit of Chicago, and Mystic Blue Fireworks Dinner CruisesLocation: Navy Pier Chicago Fireworks Cruises |
Cool Jazz ThursdaysLocation: Hyatt Regency McCormick Place, 2233 S. Martin Luther King Drive With the expansion of the entertainment and environment in the South Loop area, M/X Patio, an outdoor patio at Hyatt Regency McCormick Place, 2233 S. Martin Luther King Drive, Chicago, Illinois, has launched a great entertainment event this summer with the inauguration of Cool Jazz Thursdays. Every Thursday evening this Summer, beginning June 11, from 6:30 p.m. until 9 p.m., M/X Patio will be filled with the music of featured Jazz musicians from Columbia College. Additionally, the event will include a cigar bar and featured menu items from Shor. More info at http://twitter.com/HyattMcCormick Daley Plaza Farmers MarketLocation: Daley Plaza - 50 W. Washington Chicago's Farmers Markets bring more than 70 vendors selling fresh fruits, vegetables, plants and flowers to over 20 neighborhoods throughout the City of Chicago. More info at http://www.chicagofarmersmarkets.us Treasures From The DeepLocation: Gurnee Mills Mall, Gurnee, IL A collection of items from the Titanic are now available this weekend at Gurnee Mills Mall. Come out for a fun walk through the mobile museum that tells the fascinating story of the Titanic through authentic artifacts recovered from the wreck site of the Titanic. This treasure shares a personal experience with audiences about Titanic's fabled past and recent recovery efforts. This tour is great for educators, students, families and friends. Experience the Titanic in a whole new way. Be inspired, visit the Titanic Mobile Museum Tour at Gurnee Mills Mall this weekend. More info at http://www.simon.com/mall/event_details.aspx?ID=1251&EID=103162 Tour of The Chicago TheatreTime: 12:00pm The tour encompasses historical and architectural highlights of the building, including the grand lobby areas, majestic auditorium and backstage space (when possible) where performers through the years. Tours take place every Tuesday & Thursday at 12pm Other tour dates are scheduled seasonally. See the web site. More info at http://www.thechicagotheatre.com/about_tour.htm |
Bike To Work Day RallyLocation: Daley Plaza - 50 W. Washington Bike Chicago 2009 is back with more reasons to bike around the city than ever. The Bike to Work Rally will take place on June 19 at Daley Plaza and the 2009 Chicago Criterium will take place in Grant Park on July 26. Making the choice to bike can help you burn up to 25 calories per mile while joining in the efforts to reduce detrimental pollutants released onto the air. More info at http://www.bikechicago.us Odyssey Champagne Dinner CruiseLocation: Navy Pier Cruise aboard Odyssey on select Friday nights* and receive complimentary Champagne during boarding along with 3-course plated dining and live entertainment. 23rd Annual Scottish Festival and Highland GamesLocation: Oak Brook Polo Grounds, 700 Oak Brook Road, Oak Brook, IL The Illinois Saint Andrew Society (ISAS) presents the 23rd Annual Scottish Festival & Highland Games 2009. ISAS, Illinois’ oldest charity, is proud to once again present their annual summer celebration with a dazzling array of events for the whole family, including: a Champion Supreme Pipe Band competition; Highland Dance competition; Heavy Athletics U.S. Championship; Youth 5 v 5 Soccer Tournament; British Car Show; cultural exhibits; Scotch whisky tastings and seminars; live Celtic musical performances (both traditional and Celtic rock); Parade of Tartans; Kilted Mile Run/Walk; Raffle; Children’s crafts and activities; and a variety of attendee contests such as the Shortbread, Knobbly Knees, Haggis Hurling and Haggis Eating. Attendees can also enjoy traditional Scottish cuisine and drink, including a Tea Tent and the Celtic Marketplace, where a variety of unique Scottish and Celtic merchandise will be available for purchase. For more information, event schedules, competition registration forms or to purchase tickets, visit the Illinois Saint Andrew Society website at http://www.chicago-scots.org or call (708) 447-5092. Close Up 2 Smooth Jazz FestivalLocation: Federal Plaza Square 219 S Dearborn St The third annual fest highlights more than 20 local and national bands. Food, beer and wine are available for purchase. Also features an art show and games for kids. Event Phone Number: 312-385-1111 St. Josaphat SummerfestLocation: Lincoln Park 2311 Southport, Chicago, IL 60614 MUSIC, FOOD and FUN The 20th Annual Summerfest 2009 will be celebrated the weekend of June 19-21! Please join us for a festive weekend with great food, music and fun! Bring your family to the wonderful Family Funday on Sunday! More info at http://www.sjsummerfest.com/ Taste of RandolphLocation: On Randolph Street, West of Peoria Street Taste of Randolph Street presented by Miller Lite is set in Chicago’s Randolph Street corridor in the heart of the West Loop community. A chic, upscale area housing several of Chicago’s trendiest art galleries and nightclubs, Randolph Street corridor is an eclectic and fast-growing neighborhood for residential and commercial development. This three-day event highlights food from neighborhood restaurants and features Taste of Randolph Street Culinary Pavilion, beverage concessions, art and world market vendors along with popular live entertainment. More info at http://www.jamfests.com/tasteofrandolph/ 1st Annual Taste of the RiverwalkLocation: Wacker Drive & South Bank of the Chicago River from Franklin St to Lake Shore Dr The Chicago Riverwalk returns in 2009 offering visitors a wide-range of amenities, with three new vendors added the line-up. The Riverwalk officially opens Memorial Day from 6a.m. - 11p.m. Some attractions will begin to open by mid-May, weather permitting. Tour boats and water taxis have already begun service for the 2009 season. Also new this year, look for the 1st Annual Taste of the Riverwalk to take place June 19 – 21. The event will feature tasty samplings from vendors at a discounted rate, music, programming and fishing. Entrance to the event will be free and will take place throughout the Riverwalk promenade. The Riverwalk is a river-level promenade offering visitors concessions that include riverfront cafes, tour boats and water taxis, bicycle rentals, and retail stands featuring crafts made by local women entrepreneurs. Currently, the Riverwalk runs along Wacker Drive and the south bank of the Chicago River from Franklin Street to Lake Shore Drive. Boat tours and water taxis also operate from the north side of the river at Michigan Avenue. Stairs to the Riverwalk are located at every bridge. East of State Street, it is wheel-chair accessible and continuous between the lakefront and a pedestrian ramp located in the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Plaza at State Street. Visitors may also be dropped off at Lower Stetson between Michigan and Columbus. More info at http://www.cityofchicago.org/riverwalk Treasures From The DeepLocation: Gurnee Mills Mall, Gurnee, IL A collection of items from the Titanic are now available this weekend at Gurnee Mills Mall. Come out for a fun walk through the mobile museum that tells the fascinating story of the Titanic through authentic artifacts recovered from the wreck site of the Titanic. This treasure shares a personal experience with audiences about Titanic's fabled past and recent recovery efforts. This tour is great for educators, students, families and friends. Experience the Titanic in a whole new way. Be inspired, visit the Titanic Mobile Museum Tour at Gurnee Mills Mall this weekend. More info at http://www.simon.com/mall/event_details.aspx?ID=1251&EID=103162 |
Chicago SummerfestLocation: Lincoln Park 2000 N Clark St Lincoln Park gets festive with live music, beer, arts and crafts, a fine art show and kids' entertainment. Event Phone Number: 773-665-4682 Shoreline Sightseeing Fireworks CruisesLocation: Navy Pier, 600 E. Grand Enjoy a dramatic nighttime Lake Michigan Tour followed by a spectacular Navy Pier Fireworks display! Boats depart 9:30 pm. For information including tickets in advance, call 312-222-9328. Odyssey, Spirit of Chicago, and Mystic Blue Fireworks Dinner CruisesLocation: Navy Pier Chicago Fireworks Cruises Men's Fitness Ultimate AthleteLocation: North Avenue Beach Men’s Fitness is bringing its Ultimate Athlete event to Chicago’s Lakefront this summer. The competitive athletic skills challenge is free and open to the public and will take place on Saturday, June 20, 2009, from 11 AM - 5 PM CT on North Ave. Beach. Participants will compete in a series of seven timed sporting competitions as they vie for their chance to be crowned the Ultimate Athlete. The winner will take home bragging rights, $2,500 plus a trip for two to Beaches Resorts and a one-year membership to Chicago Equinox with a six-pack of physical training or Pilates sessions. In addition to the competition, there will be an appearance by WWE® Superstar CM Punk, sponsor giveaways, and fun pick-up games of beach volleyball and bags. Corona Light will also host a sports bar from 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM where beers will be sold two for $5 with all proceeds going to the After-School All-Stars National Charity. More info at http://www.MensFitness.com/UA Puerto Rican Day ParadeLocation: Columbus and Balbo Drives The 44th annual parade celebrating Puerto Rican culture steps off at Columbus and Balbo Drives and proceeds north on Columbus Drive to Monroe Street with a procession of floats, folk dancers, reggaeton music groups, salsa dancers and others in tow. Historic Pullman Garden WalkLocation: Pullman State Historic Site 11111 S Forrestville, Chicago This year's "GreenFifteen" theme will include how to utilize some of the newest conservation and ecology ideas...with demonstrations, vendors, "Recycle" artists and more! Visit 6 private gardens and 6 public gardens, Organic Cafe, and plant sale. Open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Information: 773-568-2441 More info at http://www.hpgc.org/ 23rd Annual Scottish Festival and Highland GamesLocation: Oak Brook Polo Grounds, 700 Oak Brook Road, Oak Brook, IL The Illinois Saint Andrew Society (ISAS) presents the 23rd Annual Scottish Festival & Highland Games 2009. ISAS, Illinois’ oldest charity, is proud to once again present their annual summer celebration with a dazzling array of events for the whole family, including: a Champion Supreme Pipe Band competition; Highland Dance competition; Heavy Athletics U.S. Championship; Youth 5 v 5 Soccer Tournament; British Car Show; cultural exhibits; Scotch whisky tastings and seminars; live Celtic musical performances (both traditional and Celtic rock); Parade of Tartans; Kilted Mile Run/Walk; Raffle; Children’s crafts and activities; and a variety of attendee contests such as the Shortbread, Knobbly Knees, Haggis Hurling and Haggis Eating. Attendees can also enjoy traditional Scottish cuisine and drink, including a Tea Tent and the Celtic Marketplace, where a variety of unique Scottish and Celtic merchandise will be available for purchase. For more information, event schedules, competition registration forms or to purchase tickets, visit the Illinois Saint Andrew Society website at http://www.chicago-scots.org or call (708) 447-5092. Close Up 2 Smooth Jazz FestivalLocation: Federal Plaza Square 219 S Dearborn St The third annual fest highlights more than 20 local and national bands. Food, beer and wine are available for purchase. Also features an art show and games for kids. Event Phone Number: 312-385-1111 St. Josaphat SummerfestLocation: Lincoln Park 2311 Southport, Chicago, IL 60614 MUSIC, FOOD and FUN The 20th Annual Summerfest 2009 will be celebrated the weekend of June 19-21! Please join us for a festive weekend with great food, music and fun! Bring your family to the wonderful Family Funday on Sunday! More info at http://www.sjsummerfest.com/ Taste of RandolphLocation: On Randolph Street, West of Peoria Street Taste of Randolph Street presented by Miller Lite is set in Chicago’s Randolph Street corridor in the heart of the West Loop community. A chic, upscale area housing several of Chicago’s trendiest art galleries and nightclubs, Randolph Street corridor is an eclectic and fast-growing neighborhood for residential and commercial development. This three-day event highlights food from neighborhood restaurants and features Taste of Randolph Street Culinary Pavilion, beverage concessions, art and world market vendors along with popular live entertainment. More info at http://www.jamfests.com/tasteofrandolph/ 1st Annual Taste of the RiverwalkLocation: Wacker Drive & South Bank of the Chicago River from Franklin St to Lake Shore Dr The Chicago Riverwalk returns in 2009 offering visitors a wide-range of amenities, with three new vendors added the line-up. The Riverwalk officially opens Memorial Day from 6a.m. - 11p.m. Some attractions will begin to open by mid-May, weather permitting. Tour boats and water taxis have already begun service for the 2009 season. Also new this year, look for the 1st Annual Taste of the Riverwalk to take place June 19 – 21. The event will feature tasty samplings from vendors at a discounted rate, music, programming and fishing. Entrance to the event will be free and will take place throughout the Riverwalk promenade. The Riverwalk is a river-level promenade offering visitors concessions that include riverfront cafes, tour boats and water taxis, bicycle rentals, and retail stands featuring crafts made by local women entrepreneurs. Currently, the Riverwalk runs along Wacker Drive and the south bank of the Chicago River from Franklin Street to Lake Shore Drive. Boat tours and water taxis also operate from the north side of the river at Michigan Avenue. Stairs to the Riverwalk are located at every bridge. East of State Street, it is wheel-chair accessible and continuous between the lakefront and a pedestrian ramp located in the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Plaza at State Street. Visitors may also be dropped off at Lower Stetson between Michigan and Columbus. More info at http://www.cityofchicago.org/riverwalk Treasures From The DeepLocation: Gurnee Mills Mall, Gurnee, IL A collection of items from the Titanic are now available this weekend at Gurnee Mills Mall. Come out for a fun walk through the mobile museum that tells the fascinating story of the Titanic through authentic artifacts recovered from the wreck site of the Titanic. This treasure shares a personal experience with audiences about Titanic's fabled past and recent recovery efforts. This tour is great for educators, students, families and friends. Experience the Titanic in a whole new way. Be inspired, visit the Titanic Mobile Museum Tour at Gurnee Mills Mall this weekend. More info at http://www.simon.com/mall/event_details.aspx?ID=1251&EID=103162 Chicago World Cup Soccer TournamentLocation: Chicago YMCA Rauner Family, 2700 S Western Ave The 2009 Chicago World Cup will take place on Saturday June 27th at the Chicago YMCA Rauner and based on its success will be surrounded this year by other official events such as a formal public banquet on 6/26, where the players will have a chance to meet their country’s dignitaries, as well as sports celebrities and major actors of the Chicago community, a qualifier tournament (on 6/20) and the first Coed Chicago World Cup on (on 6/20). More info at http://www.chicagoworldcup.com/ Tour of The Chicago TheatreTime: 12:00pm The tour encompasses historical and architectural highlights of the building, including the grand lobby areas, majestic auditorium and backstage space (when possible) where performers through the years. Tours take place every Tuesday & Thursday at 12pm Other tour dates are scheduled seasonally. See the web site. More info at http://www.thechicagotheatre.com/about_tour.htm |
Chicago SummerfestLocation: Lincoln Park 2000 N Clark St Lincoln Park gets festive with live music, beer, arts and crafts, a fine art show and kids' entertainment. Event Phone Number: 773-665-4682 Odyssey, Spirit of Chicago, Mystic Blue Father's Day Brunch & Dinner CruisesLocation: Navy Pier GET OUT ON THE WATER FOR A TOTALLY ENTERTAINING FATHER'S DAY! Close Up 2 Smooth Jazz FestivalLocation: Federal Plaza Square 219 S Dearborn St The third annual fest highlights more than 20 local and national bands. Food, beer and wine are available for purchase. Also features an art show and games for kids. Event Phone Number: 312-385-1111 St. Josaphat SummerfestLocation: Lincoln Park 2311 Southport, Chicago, IL 60614 MUSIC, FOOD and FUN The 20th Annual Summerfest 2009 will be celebrated the weekend of June 19-21! Please join us for a festive weekend with great food, music and fun! Bring your family to the wonderful Family Funday on Sunday! More info at http://www.sjsummerfest.com/ Taste of RandolphLocation: On Randolph Street, West of Peoria Street Taste of Randolph Street presented by Miller Lite is set in Chicago’s Randolph Street corridor in the heart of the West Loop community. A chic, upscale area housing several of Chicago’s trendiest art galleries and nightclubs, Randolph Street corridor is an eclectic and fast-growing neighborhood for residential and commercial development. This three-day event highlights food from neighborhood restaurants and features Taste of Randolph Street Culinary Pavilion, beverage concessions, art and world market vendors along with popular live entertainment. More info at http://www.jamfests.com/tasteofrandolph/ 1st Annual Taste of the RiverwalkLocation: Wacker Drive & South Bank of the Chicago River from Franklin St to Lake Shore Dr The Chicago Riverwalk returns in 2009 offering visitors a wide-range of amenities, with three new vendors added the line-up. The Riverwalk officially opens Memorial Day from 6a.m. - 11p.m. Some attractions will begin to open by mid-May, weather permitting. Tour boats and water taxis have already begun service for the 2009 season. Also new this year, look for the 1st Annual Taste of the Riverwalk to take place June 19 – 21. The event will feature tasty samplings from vendors at a discounted rate, music, programming and fishing. Entrance to the event will be free and will take place throughout the Riverwalk promenade. The Riverwalk is a river-level promenade offering visitors concessions that include riverfront cafes, tour boats and water taxis, bicycle rentals, and retail stands featuring crafts made by local women entrepreneurs. Currently, the Riverwalk runs along Wacker Drive and the south bank of the Chicago River from Franklin Street to Lake Shore Drive. Boat tours and water taxis also operate from the north side of the river at Michigan Avenue. Stairs to the Riverwalk are located at every bridge. East of State Street, it is wheel-chair accessible and continuous between the lakefront and a pedestrian ramp located in the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Plaza at State Street. Visitors may also be dropped off at Lower Stetson between Michigan and Columbus. More info at http://www.cityofchicago.org/riverwalk Treasures From The DeepLocation: Gurnee Mills Mall, Gurnee, IL A collection of items from the Titanic are now available this weekend at Gurnee Mills Mall. Come out for a fun walk through the mobile museum that tells the fascinating story of the Titanic through authentic artifacts recovered from the wreck site of the Titanic. This treasure shares a personal experience with audiences about Titanic's fabled past and recent recovery efforts. This tour is great for educators, students, families and friends. Experience the Titanic in a whole new way. Be inspired, visit the Titanic Mobile Museum Tour at Gurnee Mills Mall this weekend. More info at http://www.simon.com/mall/event_details.aspx?ID=1251&EID=103162 |
Prudential Plaza Farmers MarketLocation: Prudential Plaza - Lake St & Beaubien Court Chicago's Farmers Markets bring more than 70 vendors selling fresh fruits, vegetables, plants and flowers to over 20 neighborhoods throughout the City of Chicago. More info at http://www.chicagofarmersmarkets.us Tour of The Chicago TheatreTime: 12:00pm The tour encompasses historical and architectural highlights of the building, including the grand lobby areas, majestic auditorium and backstage space (when possible) where performers through the years. Tours take place every Tuesday & Thursday at 12pm Other tour dates are scheduled seasonally. See the web site. More info at http://www.thechicagotheatre.com/about_tour.htm |
Chicago Arabesque FestivalLocation: Daley Plaza Chicago Arabesque is a non-religious, non-political festival that will promote public awareness, understanding, and appreciation of the rich cultural heritage of the Arab World. Representing over twenty Arab countries, the fest seeks to introduce Americans to the rich diversity of the Arab World through workshops, calligraphy, artisan demonstrations, activity booths, Arab cuisine and a souq (bazaar). There will also be daily performances of Arab music and dance. Children will be able to enjoy storytellers, magicians and games. More info at http://www.chicagoarabesque.com Shoreline Sightseeing Fireworks CruisesLocation: Navy Pier, 600 E. Grand Enjoy a dramatic nighttime Lake Michigan Tour followed by a spectacular Navy Pier Fireworks display! Boats depart 8:45 pm. For information including tickets in advance, call 312-222-9328. Odyssey, Spirit of Chicago, and Mystic Blue Fireworks Dinner CruisesLocation: Navy Pier Chicago Fireworks Cruises |
Chicago Arabesque FestivalLocation: Daley Plaza Chicago Arabesque is a non-religious, non-political festival that will promote public awareness, understanding, and appreciation of the rich cultural heritage of the Arab World. Representing over twenty Arab countries, the fest seeks to introduce Americans to the rich diversity of the Arab World through workshops, calligraphy, artisan demonstrations, activity booths, Arab cuisine and a souq (bazaar). There will also be daily performances of Arab music and dance. Children will be able to enjoy storytellers, magicians and games. More info at http://www.chicagoarabesque.com Cool Jazz ThursdaysLocation: Hyatt Regency McCormick Place, 2233 S. Martin Luther King Drive With the expansion of the entertainment and environment in the South Loop area, M/X Patio, an outdoor patio at Hyatt Regency McCormick Place, 2233 S. Martin Luther King Drive, Chicago, Illinois, has launched a great entertainment event this summer with the inauguration of Cool Jazz Thursdays. Every Thursday evening this Summer, beginning June 11, from 6:30 p.m. until 9 p.m., M/X Patio will be filled with the music of featured Jazz musicians from Columbia College. Additionally, the event will include a cigar bar and featured menu items from Shor. More info at http://twitter.com/HyattMcCormick Daley Plaza Farmers MarketLocation: Daley Plaza - 50 W. Washington Chicago's Farmers Markets bring more than 70 vendors selling fresh fruits, vegetables, plants and flowers to over 20 neighborhoods throughout the City of Chicago. More info at http://www.chicagofarmersmarkets.us Tour of The Chicago TheatreTime: 12:00pm The tour encompasses historical and architectural highlights of the building, including the grand lobby areas, majestic auditorium and backstage space (when possible) where performers through the years. Tours take place every Tuesday & Thursday at 12pm Other tour dates are scheduled seasonally. See the web site. More info at http://www.thechicagotheatre.com/about_tour.htm |
Chicago Arabesque FestivalLocation: Daley Plaza Chicago Arabesque is a non-religious, non-political festival that will promote public awareness, understanding, and appreciation of the rich cultural heritage of the Arab World. Representing over twenty Arab countries, the fest seeks to introduce Americans to the rich diversity of the Arab World through workshops, calligraphy, artisan demonstrations, activity booths, Arab cuisine and a souq (bazaar). There will also be daily performances of Arab music and dance. Children will be able to enjoy storytellers, magicians and games. More info at http://www.chicagoarabesque.com Odyssey Champagne Dinner CruiseLocation: Navy Pier Cruise aboard Odyssey on select Friday nights* and receive complimentary Champagne during boarding along with 3-course plated dining and live entertainment. Chicago Soul Music FestivalLocation: Union Park-1501 W. Randolph St. We are very excited to invite you to the Chicago Soul Music Festival 2009. The 3-day outdoor music festival is set to take place June 26, 27 and 28th at Union Park-blocks away from the Oprah Winfrey's Studios-produced in cooperation with Alderman Burnett and the Mayor's Office of Special Events. Recognized as a "Top 50 Fab Fests" 2009 by Chicago Tribune/RedEye Daily, and one of the more sought after events in the city; The Chicago Soul Music Festival will capture the essence of the City's musical history, to catapult Chicago as the destination for soul music along with it's rich traditions-both nationally and internationally. This Festival will provide Chicago residents and it's visitors with high quality entertainment that features a concert series, upscale food vendors, artisans, fashion market, fashion shows, children's interactive area, and much more. The event will also showcase the city and surrounding neighborhood with increased traffic and visibility. In Chicago's notable West Loop is the ideal place to host the Chicago Soul Music Festival. Boasting a diverse population and an eclectic mix of shops, dining, and leisure activities, the West Loop is the place to be this June! More info at http://www.chicagosoulmusicfestival.com The Dew Tour, Nike 6.0 BMX OpenLocation: Grant Park The Dew Tour, the world’s premiere season-long action sports tour, will be coming to Chicago for the first time in its five-year history for the Nike 6.0 BMX Open. It will be held in Grant Park, adjacent to the Taste of Chicago, on June 26th and 27th and will be a BMX-only stop of the Tour. The best BMX athletes in the world will compete in BMX Park, Vert, and Dirt disciplines, as well as a Nike 6.0 street specialty competition. In addition to the contests, the Dew Tour will feature a daily Festival Village with interactive events, athlete autograph signings, giveaways and the NERF Dart Tag World Championships. More info at http://www.allisports.com/events/nike-60-bmx-open 29th Annual Taste of ChicagoLocation: Grant Park-Jackson Blvd & Columbus Dr There’s food for everybody’s taste at the annual Taste of Chicago where you’ll find more than 300 menu items at over 70 restaurants. Plenty of free entertainment is available to amuse you before, during and after your dining experience. Music from internationally known talent such as Stevie Wonder and Bonnie Raitt is at the Petrillo Music Shell. See cooking demonstrations from renowned chefs such as Rick Tramonto, Art Smith and so many more. More info at http://www.chicagotraveler.com/attractions/taste-of-chicago.html |
Chicago Arabesque FestivalLocation: Daley Plaza Chicago Arabesque is a non-religious, non-political festival that will promote public awareness, understanding, and appreciation of the rich cultural heritage of the Arab World. Representing over twenty Arab countries, the fest seeks to introduce Americans to the rich diversity of the Arab World through workshops, calligraphy, artisan demonstrations, activity booths, Arab cuisine and a souq (bazaar). There will also be daily performances of Arab music and dance. Children will be able to enjoy storytellers, magicians and games. More info at http://www.chicagoarabesque.com Chicago Soul Music FestivalLocation: Union Park-1501 W. Randolph St. We are very excited to invite you to the Chicago Soul Music Festival 2009. The 3-day outdoor music festival is set to take place June 26, 27 and 28th at Union Park-blocks away from the Oprah Winfrey's Studios-produced in cooperation with Alderman Burnett and the Mayor's Office of Special Events. Recognized as a "Top 50 Fab Fests" 2009 by Chicago Tribune/RedEye Daily, and one of the more sought after events in the city; The Chicago Soul Music Festival will capture the essence of the City's musical history, to catapult Chicago as the destination for soul music along with it's rich traditions-both nationally and internationally. This Festival will provide Chicago residents and it's visitors with high quality entertainment that features a concert series, upscale food vendors, artisans, fashion market, fashion shows, children's interactive area, and much more. The event will also showcase the city and surrounding neighborhood with increased traffic and visibility. In Chicago's notable West Loop is the ideal place to host the Chicago Soul Music Festival. Boasting a diverse population and an eclectic mix of shops, dining, and leisure activities, the West Loop is the place to be this June! http://www.chicagosoulmusicfestival.com More info at Shoreline Sightseeing Fireworks CruisesLocation: Navy Pier, 600 E. Grand Enjoy a dramatic nighttime Lake Michigan Tour followed by a spectacular Navy Pier Fireworks display! Boats depart 9:30 pm. For information including tickets in advance, call 312-222-9328. Odyssey, Spirit of Chicago, and Mystic Blue Fireworks Dinner CruisesLocation: Navy Pier Chicago Fireworks Cruises The Dew Tour, Nike 6.0 BMX OpenLocation: Grant Park The Dew Tour, the world’s premiere season-long action sports tour, will be coming to Chicago for the first time in its five-year history for the Nike 6.0 BMX Open. It will be held in Grant Park, adjacent to the Taste of Chicago, on June 26th and 27th and will be a BMX-only stop of the Tour. The best BMX athletes in the world will compete in BMX Park, Vert, and Dirt disciplines, as well as a Nike 6.0 street specialty competition. In addition to the contests, the Dew Tour will feature a daily Festival Village with interactive events, athlete autograph signings, giveaways and the NERF Dart Tag World Championships. More info at http://www.allisports.com/events/nike-60-bmx-open Randolph Street Market FestivalLocation: 1350 block of W. Randolph Street The Randolph Street Market Festival encompasses several smaller markets in one kinetic energy-filled environment including the Chicago Antique Market, Indie Designer Market, Fancy Food Market, the Vinyl Swap Meet and the Global Goods Bazaar. For more information call: 312-666-1200. More info at http://www.randolphstreetmarket.com/ 29th Annual Taste of ChicagoLocation: Grant Park-Jackson Blvd & Columbus Dr There’s food for everybody’s taste at the annual Taste of Chicago where you’ll find more than 300 menu items at over 70 restaurants. Plenty of free entertainment is available to amuse you before, during and after your dining experience. Music from internationally known talent such as Stevie Wonder and Bonnie Raitt is at the Petrillo Music Shell. See cooking demonstrations from renowned chefs such as Rick Tramonto, Art Smith and so many more. More info at http://www.chicagotraveler.com/attractions/taste-of-chicago.html Chicago World Cup Soccer TournamentLocation: Chicago YMCA Rauner Family, 2700 S Western Ave The 2009 Chicago World Cup will take place on Saturday June 27th at the Chicago YMCA Rauner and based on its success will be surrounded this year by other official events such as a formal public banquet on 6/26, where the players will have a chance to meet their country’s dignitaries, as well as sports celebrities and major actors of the Chicago community, a qualifier tournament (on 6/20) and the first Coed Chicago World Cup on (on 6/20). More info at http://www.chicagoworldcup.com/ |
Chicago Soul Music FestivalLocation: Union Park-1501 W. Randolph St We are very excited to invite you to the Chicago Soul Music Festival 2009. The 3-day outdoor music festival is set to take place June 26, 27 and 28th at Union Park-blocks away from the Oprah Winfrey's Studios-produced in cooperation with Alderman Burnett and the Mayor's Office of Special Events. Recognized as a "Top 50 Fab Fests" 2009 by Chicago Tribune/RedEye Daily, and one of the more sought after events in the city; The Chicago Soul Music Festival will capture the essence of the City's musical history, to catapult Chicago as the destination for soul music along with it's rich traditions-both nationally and internationally. This Festival will provide Chicago residents and it's visitors with high quality entertainment that features a concert series, upscale food vendors, artisans, fashion market, fashion shows, children's interactive area, and much more. The event will also showcase the city and surrounding neighborhood with increased traffic and visibility. In Chicago's notable West Loop is the ideal place to host the Chicago Soul Music Festival. Boasting a diverse population and an eclectic mix of shops, dining, and leisure activities, the West Loop is the place to be this June! More info at http://www.chicagosoulmusicfestival.com Gay and Lesbian Pride ParadeLocation: Halsted Street and Belmont Avenue The 40th annual Lakeview celebration features floats, bands and politicians. Festivities also include parties and picnics along the lakefront. The parade starts at Halsted Street and Belmont Avenue and proceeds north on Halsted Street to Broadway, south on Broadway to Diversey Parkway and east to Cannon Drive. Event Phone Number: 773-348-8243 17th Annual Race to the TasteLocation: Columbus Dr. and Balbo Dr. Ready...set...race! The 17th Annual Race to Taste 5K Run/2-Mile Walk will be held on Sunday, June 28, 2009. This year, take a new route through Chicago's beautiful Grant Park and lakefront, and stay for activities and great food at Taste of Chicago. More info at http://www.chicagoracetotaste.us Randolph Street Market FestivalLocation: 1350 block of W. Randolph Street The Randolph Street Market Festival encompasses several smaller markets in one kinetic energy-filled environment including the Chicago Antique Market, Indie Designer Market, Fancy Food Market, the Vinyl Swap Meet and the Global Goods Bazaar. For more information call: 312-666-1200. More info at http://www.randolphstreetmarket.com/ 29th Annual Taste of ChicagoLocation: Grant Park-Jackson Blvd & Columbus Dr There’s food for everybody’s taste at the annual Taste of Chicago where you’ll find more than 300 menu items at over 70 restaurants. Plenty of free entertainment is available to amuse you before, during and after your dining experience. Music from internationally known talent such as Stevie Wonder and Bonnie Raitt is at the Petrillo Music Shell. See cooking demonstrations from renowned chefs such as Rick Tramonto, Art Smith and so many more. More info at http://www.chicagotraveler.com/attractions/taste-of-chicago.html |
29th Annual Taste of ChicagoLocation: Grant Park-Jackson Blvd & Columbus Dr There’s food for everybody’s taste at the annual Taste of Chicago where you’ll find more than 300 menu items at over 70 restaurants. Plenty of free entertainment is available to amuse you before, during and after your dining experience. Music from internationally known talent such as Stevie Wonder and Bonnie Raitt is at the Petrillo Music Shell. See cooking demonstrations from renowned chefs such as Rick Tramonto, Art Smith and so many more. More info at http://www.chicagotraveler.com/attractions/taste-of-chicago.html |
Prudential Plaza Farmers MarketLocation: Prudential Plaza - Lake St & Beaubien Court Chicago's Farmers Markets bring more than 70 vendors selling fresh fruits, vegetables, plants and flowers to over 20 neighborhoods throughout the City of Chicago. More info at http://www.chicagofarmersmarkets.us 29th Annual Taste of ChicagoLocation: Grant Park-Jackson Blvd & Columbus Dr There’s food for everybody’s taste at the annual Taste of Chicago where you’ll find more than 300 menu items at over 70 restaurants. Plenty of free entertainment is available to amuse you before, during and after your dining experience. Music from internationally known talent such as Stevie Wonder and Bonnie Raitt is at the Petrillo Music Shell. See cooking demonstrations from renowned chefs such as Rick Tramonto, Art Smith and so many more. More info at http://www.chicagotraveler.com/attractions/taste-of-chicago.html Tour of The Chicago TheatreTime: 12:00pm The tour encompasses historical and architectural highlights of the building, including the grand lobby areas, majestic auditorium and backstage space (when possible) where performers through the years. Tours take place every Tuesday & Thursday at 12pm Other tour dates are scheduled seasonally. See the web site. More info at http://www.thechicagotheatre.com/about_tour.htm |
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