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Quote: This cemetery was designed by the Landscape Architect O.C. Simonds in the year 1860 on 120 acres of land where the richest and most notorious of Chicago residents are buried in a grand style. You'll recognize the… Read More
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Quote: Not too far from Kingston Mines (where you should go after Blues Etc. closes if you're not ready for the music to end) offers fantastic music in a close environment. Great artists, drinks and crowd. One of the… Read More
Quote: As far as good clubs go, this one rates tops on my list. Sound bar is two levels. Unless you are on there email list (which gets you discounts on cover) or you are with a party (again discounts on cover) it's… Read More
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Quote: The Chicago Historical Sociery runs the "Life along the El" as a part of its Out of the Loop El Tour series. They are on Sundays from 1 pm to 3:30 pm. We Boarded the CTA's Brown Line at the Randolph/Wabash… Read More
Quote: Occupying the space that was once called The Alumni Club (both downtown and in Schaumburg), Finn McCool’s is anything but Irish. It's the same bar/club as before, with a special new name.The $5 entry fee and the… Read More
Quote: Chicago has a large population of Irish and the annual Celtic Festival draws a good sized-crowd. Held in Grant Park near Chicago’s Lake front, this free festival salutes Celtic music, dance, and traditions. More… Read More
Quote: Skate on State has now transferred homes and names. Chicago's impressive Millennium Park now houses the McCormick-Tribune Ice Rink. Skating is free for those who have their own skates and is only $7 for… Read More
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Quote: This was my first trip to Chicago in over 30 years. Although at first reluctant, my boyfriend and I decided to go to the Willis Tower. The parking was relatively close and easily accessible. Also, the lines were… Read More