Cocktail tavern in Ukrainian Village, Chicago, IL.
The Vittum Theater is owned and operated by the Northwestern University Settlement House. The 299-seat Vittum Theater was built in 1998 and is named after Harriet Elizabeth Vittum, head resident of Northwestern Settlement from 1907 to 1947. Vittum Theater is located at 1012 N. Noble St. in Chicago's West Town neighborhood. In addition to hosting multiple performances and other events, Vittum Theater is also the home of resident theatre company Adventure Stage Chicago. Vittum Theater is available for weekly, daily and hourly rentals year-round. Visit our website for more information on how you can rent our beautiful proscenium theater for performances, conferences, weddings, classes, and other special events!
For anyone who drinks, laughs or loves at the Inner Town Pub. The Inner Town Pub. We're not about drinking problems. We're about drinking solutions. Come see us today about that nagging sobriety problem. We can help.
CHICAGO FASHION FEST Two days of non-stop fashionista action celebrating the latest looks from Chicago’s top designers and boutiques on a bleachered-in runway stage. Bands and DJs will set the tone as models tout “What’s in” in over 20 fashion runway show segments. "Shopper’s Row" is home to 50 exclusive booths of local fashion designers, boutiques, and salons, as well as food and drink tents and a dedicated kids area. Each night there's a Wicker Park after Dark charity-hosted red carpet extravaganza. Division St. & Damen Ave. Noon –10 pm Wicker Park After Dark runway shows 8 p.m. $5; donation benefits local non-forprofit TBA chicagofashionfest.com
SPEAKEASY is a party all about indulgence and being somewhere you're not supposed to be. Take a break from the norm and come enjoy a party that celebrates Chicago’s history of decadence and elegant debauchery. "LIKE" & REGISTER AT http://eepurl.com/iKXCb FOR PASSWORD Hosted by Adam Savin and Saam Hagshenas Photography/mugshots by Matt Reeves of DarkroomDemons **SPEAKEASY takes place at Bordel, hidden above Black Bull at 1721 W. Division St. If you can find the door, then you've found something special.**
Service We’re a boutique real estate firm specializing in mindful, urban living. We founded LivingRoom on a promise of exceptional service, and we live that promise every day. Value We know that true value means having a place that fits. Fits your kitchen experiments. Fits your growing family. Fits your commitment to sustainability. Fits your band practice. Fits your life. We will help you find the space you want to call home. Community We invest in the neighborhood in a big way: we host mini-seminars for the public on such topics as urban beekeeping, gardening, art installations, and easy home repairs. We also regularly host informative “ask an expert” nights for first time buyers and those just looking to understand the world of Real Estate better. Please check our blog for upcoming dates. Equal Housing Opportunity.
You Are Beautiful: The Little Sticker That Started a Worldwide Phenomenon It began simply with 100 stickers. In the past decade over a half million stickers have traveled around our globe. You Are Beautiful has evolved into block long murals, public installations, and exhibitions at cultural institutions involving thousands of artists. The history is rich, but the message remains clear. Stay strong, and never forget: You Are Beautiful. This project has grown much larger than any one person. Matthew Hoffman, who originally initiated the project, considers himself the custodian, keeping the lights on and the floor clean. He points to the incredible global community that has championed and embraced this message. Get involved! This project is designed for you, and open to everyone. It's a way to make a difference, and have fun in the process. Get some stickers, and get out of your comfort zone. Share this incredible message with your world.
Chicago's longest running old school Hip Hop, House and RnB night returns to continue its reign. New location same dope music. Come thru and throwback with us EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT 10-2am - Weekly drink specials. NO COVER - NO DRESS CODE Hope to see all you beautiful people who have supported us through the years.
Quite simply the most amazing space in Chicago for great food, plenty of libations, the best in alcoholic entertainment, and the most fantastic people in the city. See what Chicago's most fabulous and elite are all raving about. It's Fabitastic!
Invitation only, private record shop. Think musical speakeasy.
Grand Art & Design Festival takes place September 26 and 27 from 11 am to 8 pm on Grand Avenue from Wood to Western. There is a $5 donation requested for admittance that benefits the West Town Chicago Chamber of Commerce and Designs 4 Dignity (http://www.designsfordignity.org/). For more information, visit www.grandartdesign.com, or call (312) 850-9390. More info on the Design District is available at www.grandavedesigndistrict.com.
Kid City Chicago is a family owned indoor play space designed for children to explore the function of a city through pretend play. It features a market, playhouse, dress up boutique, and much more. We are also available for parties and events. Bring your child down today and let their imagination run wild! Kid City...where fun and imagination meet! Check our Website to see our Weekend Hours!
The North Avenue Bridge can refer to one of three bridges that has carried North Avenue (Illinois Route 64) over the North Branch of the Chicago River on the north side of Chicago, Illinois. A center-pier swing bridge built in 1877 was replaced in 1907 by a bascule bridge, allowing river traffic more room for maneuvering in and out of the North Canal, just north of Goose Island.Due to deteriorating conditions and undercapacity, the bascule bridge was torn down in 2006 to make room for a hybrid suspension/cable-stayed bridge. The suspension/cable-stayed bridge fully opened on May 23, 2008.HistoryAs Chicago grew into a center of industry and commerce in the late 19th century, numerous fixed-span crossings were replaced by center-pier swing bridges, the most common type of bridge that allowed pedestrians and wagons to cross the Chicago River while also periodically allowing ship traffic below. In 1877, one of these bridges was constructed just north of Goose Island.Development of the bascule bridgeThe 1877 bridge and its counterparts, while the most common bridge of the mid-19th century, were criticized by both the shipping and real estate industries of Chicago. As the 19th century came to a close, shipping vessels had grown larger, and the swing bridges' center piers had become navigational hazards. In addition, each swing span required a large clearance around the bridge, preventing the development of docking facilities near the bridge. As open land along the Chicago River grew scarce, real estate and shipping companies grew increasingly critical of the swing spans.