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06/28/10Watching the Crosstown Classic at Cork & Kerry at the ParkDespite dropping the final game of the series, it was the White Sox who emerged victorious, four games to two overall, when the Crosstown Classic—excuse us, the BP Crosstown Cup—wrapped Sunday on the South Side. Sox fans, though, have another reason to cheer this season: Cork & Kerry, Beverly’s long-popular Irish pub and one of our 100 best bars, has opened a second location within spitting distance of the Cell... Posted at 04:32 PM in Seen on the Scene | Permalink | Comments (0) |
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06/23/10On the Green Carpet @ Summer Lovin' 2010For anyone who has fantasized about walking the red carpet, last Friday provided a prime chance to be photographed in that glittery dress or skinny tie. Summer Lovin’—Chicago’s annual mixer featuring our 20 most eligible singles, cohosted by the Auxiliary Board of Northwestern Memorial Hospital at the Museum of Contemporary Art—included a photo backdrop sponsored by Ravinia, and the well-heeled crowd couldn’t... Posted at 03:43 PM in Seen on the Scene | Permalink | Comments (0) |
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06/21/10Weekend Photos: The Phoenix Lounge @ The WitSo, the Phoenix—a new mezzanine-level lounge open Tuesday through Saturday inside The Wit hotel—hasn’t reached the same stratospheric popularity as Roof, its older sibling that launched on the hotel’s 27th floor last year. And without Roof’s skyline views and open-air vibe, it’s probably not going to. But remember last summer, when you were cursing your spot in line down on the sidewalk, waiting to be... Posted at 04:52 PM in Seen on the Scene | Permalink | Comments (0) |
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06/14/10Weekend Photos: Watching the U.S.-England World Cup Match @ Small BarSmall Bar is serious about soccer—the Division Street and Fullerton Avenue locations are showing all 64 World Cup games in HD and opening daily at 6 a.m. to do so—but even so, we weren’t quite prepared for the fervor of the chest-beating, day-drinking crowd our photographer found packing the Division outpost on Saturday, when the U.S. tied England 1-1 in the first round... Posted at 03:04 PM in Seen on the Scene | Permalink | Comments (0) |
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06/10/10Watching the Blackhawks Win the Stanley Cup at StateIt’s official! The Blackhawks took home the Stanley Cup Wednesday night, beating the Flyers 4-3 in overtime. Our photographer caught an exuberant crowd following the game breathlessly at State Restaurant & Café, in Lincoln Park, where all 100 flat-screen TVs were tuned to the ice. Browse our photos below, then relive the glory of games 1 and 5... Posted at 11:24 AM in Seen on the Scene | Permalink | Comments (0) |
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06/07/10Watching the Blackhawks Win at Stanley'sSunday night’s victory brought the Blackhawks within one game of taking home the Stanley Cup—and, other than the United Center, what better place to watch the drama unfold than at the aptly named Stanley’s Kitchen & Tap? Our photographer dropped by the Lincoln Park bar to snap locals’ reactions to game 5... Posted at 10:53 AM in Seen on the Scene | Permalink | Comments (0) |
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06/01/10Watching the Blackhawks Win at MarketNot even the outstanding views from Market’s rooftop deck could detract attention from the Blackhawks’ nail-biter of a win against the Philadelphia Flyers on Saturday. Our photographer headed to the one-year-old West Loop sports bar, just a slap shot from the United Center, to capture the drama, the elation, the beer, as patrons watched... Posted at 01:29 PM in Seen on the Scene | Permalink | Comments (0) |
Call it bar hopping by proxy: Each week we send our photographers into the thick of the action to capture the latest openings and the most buzzed-about events; then, on Mondays, we post the photos here, where you can view them without getting elbowed in the side or having a drink spilled down your pants. You’re welcome. And for those who do run into our photographers out and about, be sure to smile for the camera.
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