Best things to do in Chicago in August
POCKET GUIDE: A cultural short-list for August, in order of buzz
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The Best and the Worst of Pitchfork 2010
Pitchfork, the city’s second largest summer music event (behind Lollapalooza), drew 54,000 to Union Park over the weekend. The usual specimens were all there: the erudite indie rock fans, the gaggles of teens, the boys in moustaches, the hipster parents with their babies in headphones…
'Best of Chicago' Picks Featured on WGN's Morning News
From Chicago’s best fries to its best cup of coffee, contributing editor Noah Isackson highlighted some prominent picks from the August 2010 issue of Chicago magazine on WGN’s Morning News.
Pitchfork Staffers Tell Us Which Acts to Catch
Three writers for Pitchfork, the Chicago-based music review site behind the annual festival, each share their daily schedules and give us two can’t-miss picks…
Worst Beach Party Ever
Our top five for things to do this week: Thrift-store cinema at the Empty Bottle … two Steppenwolf mainstays storm Victory Gardens … beer onboard … plus, our pick for a free Pitchfork afterparty
Chicago Magazine's 'Best of Chicago' Issue Hits Newsstands July 15th
Story highlights from the August 2010 issue of Chicago magazine, including our annual selection of the city’s finest people, places, and things, and a controversial list of the top 40 most memorable moments in Chicago sports.
Our Top Five, Strings Attached
Our top five picks for things to do this week: Puppets for adults, steamy French cinema, Ray Bradbury calling, and poetry gone burlesque
Things to Do This Summer in Chicago
CHOOSE YOUR OWN SUMMER ADVENTURE: Sporty jaunts, cultural delights, fodder for foodies, family fun, and more! Which is right for you?
On the New Book, “Frank Lloyd Wright’s Robie House”
PUZZLED: A photographer and an architect team up to highlight one famous house
Summer Hot List: Event Details
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