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09/27/10Weekend Photos: Rib-A-Que Smoke-Out @ MoonshineThe third-annual Rib-A-Que Smoke-Out was scheduled to pit pitmaster against pitmaster in the parking lot of Wicker Park’s Moonshine on Saturday, rain or shine, and though skies hovered closer to the former, we spotted plenty of smiles from finger-licking patrons... Posted at 01:00 PM in Seen on the Scene | Permalink | Comments (0) |
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09/20/10Weekend Photos: WatershedThe underground lair Watershed officially opened last week in the basement of Pops for Champagne. What was once a groovy jazz room is now an artisanal cocktail and craft beer den that our nightlife scout likens to her grandparents’ rural rec room—in a good way. With a drink list of 40-something... Posted at 03:48 PM in Seen on the Scene | Permalink | Comments (0) |
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09/13/10Weekend Photos: Water Taxiing to the Bears Season Opener with Richard DentRichard Dent, Richard Roeper, a fan in a furry bear costume: All three were on-site Sunday morning when Harry Caray’s Tavern on Navy Pier hosted tailgating with Dent, the legendary Bears defensive end, in advance of the team’s season opener. Despite the early hour, fans flocked to meet the Super Bowl XX MVP, then boarded a water taxi—christened by Dent with a bottle of bubbly—bound for Soldier Field... Posted at 04:29 PM in Seen on the Scene | Permalink | Comments (0) |
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09/07/10Weekend Photos: The CurseIt almost seemed as though the dark cloud was lifting: On Saturday—the day our photographer stopped by The Curse, the new Wrigleyville sports bar dedicated to various low points in sports history, most notably the misadventures of Chicago’s own North Siders—the Cubs won the second game in their weekend series against the Mets... Posted at 05:48 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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