Dining Tidbits
November features Province, Cafecito, Breijo, and Martial Noguier
November features Province, Cafecito, Breijo, and Martial Noguier
Fifteen years after a gut-busting debut at Lounge Ax, The Sea and Cake continue to engineer a new rock sound
Noteworthy new releases for November
A cross-country stunt teaches an unintended lesson
It’s day three of post-election/pre-inauguration, and people are still
flocking to the Tribune Tower like we’re selling iPhones. We’re not. The
folks in the lobby are selling commemorative Chicago Tribune papers
announcing Barack Obama’s win, and there are lines nearly every time of the
day. I leave for lunch and have to cut through the line. Leave after work and have to cut through
the line. Dr. Beat Soltermann (yes, that is a real name) is a Swiss radio
reporter who was in town covering the election, and he couldn’t…
A city relic, unearthed
If “free jazz” sounds more like an activist’s cry than a music genre, check out the third annual Umbrella Music Festival. Here are our five picks.
Move over, Black Wednesday. By our estimation, Tuesday, November 4th is shaping up to be the biggest party night of the year. Even if you didn’t score a ticket to the official Obama rally in Grant Park, there are plenty of places to party with the politicos, no matter whom you vote for. Whether you end up celebrating a win or licking your wounds, you’ll want company. Get it, along with a multitude of drink specials, at these local bars—and keep reading for a quick Halloween heads-up. . .
Mavis Staples, the voice of the civil rights era, is putting out a blistering new album on election day.
A critic’s pick for some post-Thanksgiving Day fun