Post: #151

(03-25-2013 08:55 AM)at350zguyy Wrote:  

(03-25-2013 01:23 AM)reppin_the_847 Wrote:  How do you think the Underground compares to Paris Club these days? How much cash do you typically have to blow to get into Underground if you're not rolling with a harem of hot chicks and/or no promoter connections ?

Don't think there is any comparison to be honest. Underground is a nice spot, but everything that isn't Paris is a tier below. Studio Paris without fail always gets the creme de la creme and the pickings are really easy there.

Is this the place you guys are talking about: http://www.parisclubchicago.com/

?

Is it a restaurant too?

What hotel is best and close by?

Post: #152

(03-25-2013 09:53 AM)thegmanifesto Wrote:  

(03-25-2013 08:55 AM)at350zguyy Wrote:  

(03-25-2013 01:23 AM)reppin_the_847 Wrote:  How do you think the Underground compares to Paris Club these days? How much cash do you typically have to blow to get into Underground if you're not rolling with a harem of hot chicks and/or no promoter connections ?

Don't think there is any comparison to be honest. Underground is a nice spot, but everything that isn't Paris is a tier below. Studio Paris without fail always gets the creme de la creme and the pickings are really easy there.

Is this the place you guys are talking about: http://www.parisclubchicago.com/

?

Is it a restaurant too?

What hotel is best and close by?

The restaurant is called Paris Club, but the upstairs lounge is called Studio Paris.

Post: #153

(03-25-2013 10:45 AM)at350zguyy Wrote:  

(03-25-2013 09:53 AM)thegmanifesto Wrote:  

(03-25-2013 08:55 AM)at350zguyy Wrote:  

(03-25-2013 01:23 AM)reppin_the_847 Wrote:  How do you think the Underground compares to Paris Club these days? How much cash do you typically have to blow to get into Underground if you're not rolling with a harem of hot chicks and/or no promoter connections ?

Don't think there is any comparison to be honest. Underground is a nice spot, but everything that isn't Paris is a tier below. Studio Paris without fail always gets the creme de la creme and the pickings are really easy there.

Is this the place you guys are talking about: http://www.parisclubchicago.com/

?

Is it a restaurant too?

What hotel is best and close by?

The restaurant is called Paris Club, but the upstairs lounge is called Studio Paris.

So if you go eat at the restaurant, can you roll into the club no sweat? Or is that an extra door?

Or if you eat at the restaurant, can you scoop up a couple of girls and beat the door without having to drop $1000?

Post: #154

(03-25-2013 11:06 AM)thegmanifesto Wrote:  

(03-25-2013 10:45 AM)at350zguyy Wrote:  

(03-25-2013 09:53 AM)thegmanifesto Wrote:  

(03-25-2013 08:55 AM)at350zguyy Wrote:  

(03-25-2013 01:23 AM)reppin_the_847 Wrote:  How do you think the Underground compares to Paris Club these days? How much cash do you typically have to blow to get into Underground if you're not rolling with a harem of hot chicks and/or no promoter connections ?

Don't think there is any comparison to be honest. Underground is a nice spot, but everything that isn't Paris is a tier below. Studio Paris without fail always gets the creme de la creme and the pickings are really easy there.

Is this the place you guys are talking about: http://www.parisclubchicago.com/

?

Is it a restaurant too?

What hotel is best and close by?

The restaurant is called Paris Club, but the upstairs lounge is called Studio Paris.

So if you go eat at the restaurant, can you roll into the club no sweat? Or is that an extra door?

Or if you eat at the restaurant, can you scoop up a couple of girls and beat the door without having to drop $1000?

Generally, no to the first question. There is a staircase from the restaurant to the lounge upstairs that's monitored very closely and there are usually bouncers there as well.

The second one is entirely possible, and you may only need as few as 2 or 3 girls. Depends on the night as well. Weekends will demand more, and weeknights might be less.

One thing you might try has been mentioned here before, I think by thedude3737. You eat at the restaurant, ask to speak to a manager and shoot the breeze with him. Tell him you're in town on business and would like to show a client a nice time and ask for his suggestions on whether you can get upstairs just for a night or something (something along those lines). Never tried this at Paris myself, but I can see it working since the guys that run that place are businessmen, and word of mouth is the best way to spread their business.

Post: #155

(03-25-2013 11:38 AM)at350zguyy Wrote:  

(03-25-2013 11:06 AM)thegmanifesto Wrote:  

(03-25-2013 10:45 AM)at350zguyy Wrote:  

(03-25-2013 09:53 AM)thegmanifesto Wrote:  

(03-25-2013 08:55 AM)at350zguyy Wrote:  Don't think there is any comparison to be honest. Underground is a nice spot, but everything that isn't Paris is a tier below. Studio Paris without fail always gets the creme de la creme and the pickings are really easy there.

Is this the place you guys are talking about: http://www.parisclubchicago.com/

?

Is it a restaurant too?

What hotel is best and close by?

The restaurant is called Paris Club, but the upstairs lounge is called Studio Paris.

So if you go eat at the restaurant, can you roll into the club no sweat? Or is that an extra door?

Or if you eat at the restaurant, can you scoop up a couple of girls and beat the door without having to drop $1000?

Generally, no to the first question. There is a staircase from the restaurant to the lounge upstairs that's monitored very closely and there are usually bouncers there as well.

The second one is entirely possible, and you may only need as few as 2 or 3 girls. Depends on the night as well. Weekends will demand more, and weeknights might be less.

One thing you might try has been mentioned here before, I think by thedude3737. You eat at the restaurant, ask to speak to a manager and shoot the breeze with him. Tell him you're in town on business and would like to show a client a nice time and ask for his suggestions on whether you can get upstairs just for a night or something (something along those lines). Never tried this at Paris myself, but I can see it working since the guys that run that place are businessmen, and word of mouth is the best way to spread their business.

That is my typical MO.

I just go straight to the top and operate from there.

---

So, is this the top spot in Chicago for sure?

What would you say is top 3?

Post: #156

(03-25-2013 11:41 AM)thegmanifesto Wrote:  

(03-25-2013 11:38 AM)at350zguyy Wrote:  

(03-25-2013 11:06 AM)thegmanifesto Wrote:  

(03-25-2013 10:45 AM)at350zguyy Wrote:  

(03-25-2013 09:53 AM)thegmanifesto Wrote:  Is this the place you guys are talking about: http://www.parisclubchicago.com/

?

Is it a restaurant too?

What hotel is best and close by?

The restaurant is called Paris Club, but the upstairs lounge is called Studio Paris.

So if you go eat at the restaurant, can you roll into the club no sweat? Or is that an extra door?

Or if you eat at the restaurant, can you scoop up a couple of girls and beat the door without having to drop $1000?

Generally, no to the first question. There is a staircase from the restaurant to the lounge upstairs that's monitored very closely and there are usually bouncers there as well.

The second one is entirely possible, and you may only need as few as 2 or 3 girls. Depends on the night as well. Weekends will demand more, and weeknights might be less.

One thing you might try has been mentioned here before, I think by thedude3737. You eat at the restaurant, ask to speak to a manager and shoot the breeze with him. Tell him you're in town on business and would like to show a client a nice time and ask for his suggestions on whether you can get upstairs just for a night or something (something along those lines). Never tried this at Paris myself, but I can see it working since the guys that run that place are businessmen, and word of mouth is the best way to spread their business.

That is my typical MO.

I just go straight to the top and operate from there.

---

So, is this the top spot in Chicago for sure?

What would you say is top 3?

Yes, definitely the top spot in Chicago.

Top 3 (until the weather is better):
1) Studio Paris
2) John Barleycorn River North
3) Underground

Post: #157

G-

1. Studio Paris
2. Underground
3. Cuvee/Board Room
4. Pump Room (Public Hotel)----best venue to start the night, talent rock solid, but a much more relaxed and chill environment

Summertime, I would add rooftops in there...Vertigo Skylounge at the Dana Hotel, the Roof at the Wit Hotel, Drumbar at the Rafaello Hotel, Trump Terrace at the Trump.

As far as Studio Paris goes, I agree with at350 and going the restaurant/manager route if you are by yourself. It is an extremely tough door. Having girls with you does NOT guarantee you'll get in if it is a busy night, which will probably be the case. I've showed up with four girls before and no dice because we didn't have a table. I have been inside twice, once because it was kind of a slow night table wise and they let my friend and i buy just one bottle for like $300 so we did that. The second time i got in i met a group at a rooftop lounge (one guy and six girls) and they got us all in because they had a table. The earlier you get there and talk to the manager the better.

Post: #158

Great data, you guys.

Can you guys do a "Step-By-Step™" for Chicago like this:

Quote:These places are IronClad G Manifesto Certified™.

Do this tomorrow night:

1. Mondrian Hotel Bar - get a cocktail. Spit Game.
2. Balthazar - sit at the bar, get some Steak Tartare and Oysters. Spit Game.
3. Lure Fish Bar - Jump in and grab a cocktail. Spit Game.
4. Cipriani - Get a cocktail. Go upstairs. Can be a rough door, but it won't stop someone of your caliber.
5. Soho Grand Hotel - Spit
6. Kennmare (If it is still dope?)
7. Go with the flow

Epic Night or your money back.

(Side note: This is how I roll. The places are all close and stack up one after the other. My Game is all about these types of packaged moves™. All walkable, all smooth, all dope, non stop, til the break of dawn.)

Tell me how it goes.

/thread-18908-...#pid340407

I think we need more "Step-By-Steps™" on the forum.

Post: #159

At350--

I think if you're trying the go the "classy" route, which I think people looking for a high-end nightlife experience like G are, then probably best to keep bars out, although I agree Barleycorn is solid...

Solid Chicago bars in no particular order:

1. John Barleycorn (River North)
2. Moe's Cantina (River North)
3. Benchmark (Old Town)
4. Public House (River North)
5. Mercer 113 (River North)
6. Social 25 (late night slopfest but lots of DTF women)

Post: #160

Anybody pulled from barleycorn in river north? I'm thinking of going for the first time this weekend.The one in Wrigley sucks.

Post: #161

(03-25-2013 12:52 PM)Vuk Wrote:  At350--

I think if you're trying the go the "classy" route, which I think people looking for a high-end nightlife experience like G are, then probably best to keep bars out, although I agree Barleycorn is solid...

Solid Chicago bars in no particular order:

1. John Barleycorn (River North)
2. Moe's Cantina (River North)
3. Benchmark (Old Town)
4. Public House (River North)
5. Mercer 113 (River North)
6. Social 25 (late night slopfest but lots of DTF women)

Can you do a "Step-By-Step™" on a night for Chicago?

Post: #162

(03-25-2013 11:38 AM)at350zguyy Wrote:  One thing you might try has been mentioned here before, I think by thedude3737. You eat at the restaurant, ask to speak to a manager and shoot the breeze with him. Tell him you're in town on business and would like to show a client a nice time and ask for his suggestions on whether you can get upstairs just for a night or something (something along those lines). Never tried this at Paris myself, but I can see it working since the guys that run that place are businessmen, and word of mouth is the best way to spread their business.

This is also another good reason why I blow good money on good restaurant. Even the guys in the bar at such places are connected. Why pay $$$ at the door to some club when a good word and a phone call works just as well. Granted, you need to be able to project style.

Post: #163

(03-25-2013 04:03 PM)thegmanifesto Wrote:  

(03-25-2013 12:52 PM)Vuk Wrote:  At350--

I think if you're trying the go the "classy" route, which I think people looking for a high-end nightlife experience like G are, then probably best to keep bars out, although I agree Barleycorn is solid...

Solid Chicago bars in no particular order:

1. John Barleycorn (River North)
2. Moe's Cantina (River North)
3. Benchmark (Old Town)
4. Public House (River North)
5. Mercer 113 (River North)
6. Social 25 (late night slopfest but lots of DTF women)

Can you do a "Step-By-Step™" on a night for Chicago?

G-

I'll throw some data out there but keep in mind its a big city with countless restaurants so I'm sure the other Chicago guys can add to this since everyone has their own opinions...

"High-End"

1. Pump Room restaurant area---grab a bite+drink in the restaurant area

2. Pump Room lounge---after the restaurant go post-up at the bar in the lounge area. There are two small lounge areas, you can get a drink in one and walk across to the other. Women will be sitting on couches/tables and standing around the bar area. I like to hang by the bar for a sec, sip on my drink, scope out the talent and then make my move. Pump room has women of all ages. Like I've said before its a very chill and relaxed environment, perfect venue to start the night. NO COVER

3. The Roof at the Wit-after Pump Room make your way over to this nice rooftop for a drink or two. There will be women inside and outside. I usually go to the outside bar, order a drink there and scope out the talent. $20 COVER (at least there was last time i went)

4. Studio Paris--has been covered already. Best talent in the city. NO COVER...very rough door

4. Underground--some of the best talent in the city behind Studio Paris. Underground also has a very tough door if you get there later, which you will since its a 4am or 5am. Ideally you want to try and meet a couple girls from the earlier spots mentioned and bring them with you to Underground. There will be a large crowd around the bouncers out front. If you don't have girls with you then try and quickly talk up a few while they are standing around trying to get in. Another method i used is wait for a cab to pull up with a group of girls and approach them immediately as they are walking towards the venue and see if you can join their group. $20 COVER (usually )This is the end of your night.

Also check out Cuvee on a seperate night, its a 4-5am..

This step-by-step will require you taking cabs, definitely not walkable.

Couple things: If you don't get into Studio Paris then just head over to Underground. If you go with the Paris Club restaurant/talk to managers idea then your step-by-step changes to:

1. Paris Club-food
2. Studio Paris-lounge
3. Underground

Other rooftops to throw in for other nights:

Vertigo Skylounge at the Dana Hotel
The Terrace at the Trump
Drumbar at the Rafaello Hotel
ZED451 Rooftop
Epic Lounge Rooftop

RPM-solid restaurant with a good crowd, you can also start the night there with food and a drink...

Lot of combinations for a step-by-step, any other questions just ask...

For the guys who are looking for a more bar-oriented night heres some quick info:

The majority of the places you want to hit are downtown, more specifically in the River North area...

Moe's Cantina and John Barleycorn are located NEXT DOOR to each other. Can't ask for a better setup than that. I usually run into Moe's, try and grab a couple numbers and then bounce over to Barleycorn and do the same. After Barleycorn its a five minute walk over to Mercer 113 and you have Epic lounge ACROSS THE STREET. Again, perfect setup. Close your night out at Social 25(five minute walk from Mercer/Epic) where things get pretty sloppy, but just focus on closing girls and don't mind the drunk fratboys.

Other bars in the area that are walking distance from each other:

The Kerryman
Rockit
Public House
English

If you're smart you can hit 5-6 venues in one night and really pile up the numbers+close at a late night...good luck hope this helps.

Post: #164

Great job.

The forum needs more "Step-By-Steps™"

Post: #165

Can't wait for the summertime. Chicago is a great summertime city IMO! I'm sure most of you agree.

Post: #166

(03-21-2013 05:02 PM)chyamor Wrote:  Be sure to get bottle service at Paris club on hubbard for nothing but 9s/10s for the night.

Hubbard Street is fantastic these days.

Post: #167

(03-28-2013 05:19 PM)Doggy Style Wrote:  

(03-21-2013 05:02 PM)chyamor Wrote:  Be sure to get bottle service at Paris club on hubbard for nothing but 9s/10s for the night.

Hubbard Street is fantastic these days.

Where else do you recommend on Hubbard?

Post: #168

(03-28-2013 05:20 PM)thegmanifesto Wrote:  

(03-28-2013 05:19 PM)Doggy Style Wrote:  

(03-21-2013 05:02 PM)chyamor Wrote:  Be sure to get bottle service at Paris club on hubbard for nothing but 9s/10s for the night.

Hubbard Street is fantastic these days.

Where else do you recommend on Hubbard?

I've really been liking "Untitled" lately. It's a decent crowd, have to get in early to avoid the line (or eat dinner there), and I just like the experience because it starts out with people having dinner and a live band, then switches to a dance floor, sometimes a burlesque dancer, 80s music, then switches to more modern dance music, also has a cool little "whiskey room / library" in another spot with some booths with low lighting you can pull girls to and make out, etc.

Looks like Project Chicago is going to hit Epic tomorrow night, which will be my first time to check it out.

Someone else mentioned the John Barleycorn and Moe's Cantina nearby. (NOT the ones in Wrigleyville, which I don't think would be your scene at all). The ones in River North are nice, though.

Rockit -- I haven't been here in years, but it was a good crowd back in the day, and I've heard it's about the same.

I try to keep things as inexpensive as possible for my crew, so I've avoided Paris, but I hear the same things about it as are being said on this thread. I imagine it would be your scene.

Social 25, also good.

Hubbard Inn has a nice vibe to it, although I haven't had a ton of success there.

Generally, I just have never had a *bad* experience around Hubbard Street other than it being a bit dead over St. Patty's Day, which was unexpected.

To me, I know I can hit pretty much any venue there and have a good time and meet some good-looking girls, and if I sarge the place out I can bounce to pretty much any venue nearby and it's going to at least be decent.

For your vibe, I probably would say Paris. Untitled is cool, though. I made out with the girl who tells Rahm Emmanuel how to dress. Would've pulled her home if she hadn't stumbled away with her friend in an alcohol-induced fit of ADD at the last second.

Post: #169

I can vouch for Untitled too although not as upscale as Paris.Social 25 is terrible.Avoid.

I was at Rockits recently and it's more of a college bar vibe which is not what you're looking for.

Never been to Epic or Barleycorn. Will check out this weekend and report.

(03-28-2013 05:44 PM)Doggy Style Wrote:  

(03-28-2013 05:20 PM)thegmanifesto Wrote:  

(03-28-2013 05:19 PM)Doggy Style Wrote:  

(03-21-2013 05:02 PM)chyamor Wrote:  Be sure to get bottle service at Paris club on hubbard for nothing but 9s/10s for the night.

Hubbard Street is fantastic these days.

Where else do you recommend on Hubbard?

I've really been liking "Untitled" lately. It's a decent crowd, have to get in early to avoid the line (or eat dinner there), and I just like the experience because it starts out with people having dinner and a live band, then switches to a dance floor, sometimes a burlesque dancer, 80s music, then switches to more modern dance music, also has a cool little "whiskey room / library" in another spot with some booths with low lighting you can pull girls to and make out, etc.

Looks like Project Chicago is going to hit Epic tomorrow night, which will be my first time to check it out.

Someone else mentioned the John Barleycorn and Moe's Cantina nearby. (NOT the ones in Wrigleyville, which I don't think would be your scene at all). The ones in River North are nice, though.

Rockit -- I haven't been here in years, but it was a good crowd back in the day, and I've heard it's about the same.

I try to keep things as inexpensive as possible for my crew, so I've avoided Paris, but I hear the same things about it as are being said on this thread. I imagine it would be your scene.

Social 25, also good.

Hubbard Inn has a nice vibe to it, although I haven't had a ton of success there.

Generally, I just have never had a *bad* experience around Hubbard Street other than it being a bit dead over St. Patty's Day, which was unexpected.

To me, I know I can hit pretty much any venue there and have a good time and meet some good-looking girls, and if I sarge the place out I can bounce to pretty much any venue nearby and it's going to at least be decent.

For your vibe, I probably would say Paris. Untitled is cool, though. I made out with the girl who tells Rahm Emmanuel how to dress. Would've pulled her home if she hadn't stumbled away with her friend in an alcohol-induced fit of ADD at the last second.

Post: #170

spring is in the air.

http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2013/03/30/b...ing-scene/

The warmest day of the year so far brought hundreds of teens to Michigan Avenue on Saturday. Police were calling it “mob action.”
CBS 2 has learned about multiple incidents in at least four different locations along the Magnificent Mile and in the Gold Coast, yielding a slew of arrests. In all, 25 juveniles and three adults were charged. Many innocent shoppers and tourists became caught in the middle of a very chaotic situation. Hundreds of teens littered Michigan Avenue and State Street near Chicago.

Things started turn bad around 6:00 p.m. Saturday, with teens purposely bumping into people, and causing fights among themselves.
Fifteen juveniles and two adults were arrested and charged with misdemeanor reckless conduct in connection with the incidents on Michigan Avenue.
Community activist Andrew Holmes witnessed some of the problems, while shopping with his family.
“You had a group of teens, close to maybe 500. They assaulted a Chicago police officer that was mounted on a horse and all of a sudden they assaulted a citizen walking the streets, just a normal citizen shopping and enjoying the weather,” said Holmes. Later that night, a man was attacked around 10:45 p.m. while walking near Chicago and Dearborn. Sources said he was jumped and punched in the face by a group of teens. He was taken to Northwestern Memorial Hospital.

In a separate incident, a group of women said they were attacked by a mob of girls on the CTA Red Line. The women reported a robbery once they got off the train at the State and Monroe station. Eleven females were arrested—10 juveniles and one adult—and charged with battery. Two of the teens also were charged with strong-armed robbery.

“I caution those parents if their child has been arrested which numerous teenagers have been arrested tonight, that you need to think about your child. Just don’t say the Chicago police picked on your child, when we were watching all the assault going on, especially by teen women,” said Holmes.

A total of 28 arrests were made last night surrounding downtown disturbances involving teens. Of those arrests, 25 were juveniles.
Charges range from battery and strong-armed robbery to reckless conduct.

Post: #171

None of that riff raff will get remotely close to entering the Paris Club or The Underground lol. Matter of fact, a lot of decent, law abiding, and even fashionable folks (especially gentlemen) will get denied at the door because they don't feel like blowing thousands on bottles, tables and/or aren't rolling in with several model chicks.

(04-02-2013 09:38 AM)chyamor Wrote:  spring is in the air.

http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2013/03/30/b...ing-scene/

The warmest day of the year so far brought hundreds of teens to Michigan Avenue on Saturday. Police were calling it “mob action.”
CBS 2 has learned about multiple incidents in at least four different locations along the Magnificent Mile and in the Gold Coast, yielding a slew of arrests. In all, 25 juveniles and three adults were charged. Many innocent shoppers and tourists became caught in the middle of a very chaotic situation. Hundreds of teens littered Michigan Avenue and State Street near Chicago.

Things started turn bad around 6:00 p.m. Saturday, with teens purposely bumping into people, and causing fights among themselves.
Fifteen juveniles and two adults were arrested and charged with misdemeanor reckless conduct in connection with the incidents on Michigan Avenue.
Community activist Andrew Holmes witnessed some of the problems, while shopping with his family.
“You had a group of teens, close to maybe 500. They assaulted a Chicago police officer that was mounted on a horse and all of a sudden they assaulted a citizen walking the streets, just a normal citizen shopping and enjoying the weather,” said Holmes. Later that night, a man was attacked around 10:45 p.m. while walking near Chicago and Dearborn. Sources said he was jumped and punched in the face by a group of teens. He was taken to Northwestern Memorial Hospital.

In a separate incident, a group of women said they were attacked by a mob of girls on the CTA Red Line. The women reported a robbery once they got off the train at the State and Monroe station. Eleven females were arrested—10 juveniles and one adult—and charged with battery. Two of the teens also were charged with strong-armed robbery.

“I caution those parents if their child has been arrested which numerous teenagers have been arrested tonight, that you need to think about your child. Just don’t say the Chicago police picked on your child, when we were watching all the assault going on, especially by teen women,” said Holmes.

A total of 28 arrests were made last night surrounding downtown disturbances involving teens. Of those arrests, 25 were juveniles.
Charges range from battery and strong-armed robbery to reckless conduct.

Post: #172

This thread motivated me to move to Chicago.

Post: #173

It's easily one of the best summertime cities in the USA and at times it may even remind you of NYC due to the density, diversity in certain areas, late clubbing times, and ease of getting around town via cabs/public trans. Where in the USA are you coming from?

(04-02-2013 04:00 PM)Lights Wrote:  This thread motivated me to move to Chicago.

Post: #174

Just watch out for the porky pigs that invade Wrigleyville and some of the tourist areas. Kind of our version of the B&T crowd except cornfed hahah.

Post: #175

May 2013.
Mayfest, May 17-19, Lakeview,, Ashland and Barry
Belmont-Sheffield Music Festival, May 25-26, Lakeview, Sheffield/Belmont
Do-Division Street Fest & Sidewalk Sale: May 31-June 2, West Town

June 2013.
Do-Division Street Fest & Sidewalk Sale: May 31-June 2, West Town
57th Street Art Fair: June 1-2, Hyde Park
Ribfest Chicago: June 7-9, North Center
Andersonville Midsommarfest: June 7-9, Andersonville
Old Town Art Fair, June 8 & 9, Old Town
Wells Street Art Festival: June 8 & 9, Old Town
Puerto Rican Festival, June 12-16
Taste of Randolph Street: June 14-16, West Loop
Puerto Rican Parade, June 15
SausageFest Chicago, June 15 & 16, Sheffield & Addison
Chicago Pride Fest: June 21-23, Lakeview
Chicago Craft Beer Festival, June 21-23, St. Michael in Old Town (1633 N. Cleveland Ave.)
Chicago Green Music Fest: June 22 & 23, Wicker Park
Old St. Pat’s World's Largest Block Party: June 28 & 29, West Loop
L.A.T.E. Ride, Saturday night/Sunday morning; June 29/30, Buckingham Fountain (500 S Columbus Dr)
Summer on Southport, June 29 & 30, Southport at Waveland
Chicago Summerfest: June 29 & 30, Lincoln Park
Chicago Country Fest, June 29 & 30, Clark at Armitage
Gold Coast Art Fair: June 29 & 30, Grant Park
Gay Pride Parade: June 30, Lakeview

July 2013.
International Festival of Life: July 4-7, Union Park
Fourth of July Fireworks, July 4, Navy Pier
Windy City RibFest: July 5-7, Uptown
Taste of Lakeview, July 6 & 7, Lincoln at Belmont
Rock Around the Block: July 6 &7, Lakeview
Square Roots: July 12-14, Lincoln Square
Irish American Heritage Festival: July 12-14
West Fest: July 13 & 14, West Town
Roscoe Village Burger Fest, July 13 & 14, Belmont and Damen
Chinatown Dragon Boat Races, July 13, Ping Tom Memorial Park
Green City Market Chefs' BBQ Benefit, July 18, Lincoln Park
Pitchfork: July 19-21, Union Park
Taste of River North: July 19-21, River North
Chinatown Summer Fair: July 21, Chinatown
Sheffield Garden Walk & Festival: July 21-22, Lincoln Park
Fiesta del Sol: July 25-28, Pilsen on Cermak between Morgan and Ashland
Wicker Park Fest: July 27 & 28, Wicker Park
Taste of Lincoln Avenue: July 27 & 28, Lincoln Park

August 2013
Edge Fest: August 3 & 4, Edgewater
Wrigleyville Summerfest: August 3 & 4, Lakeview
Ginza Holiday, August 9-August 11, midwest Buddhist Temple
Retro on Roscoe, August 10 & 11, Roscoe Village
Northalsted Market Days: August 10 & 11, Lakeview
Glenwood Avenue Arts Fest: August 16-18, Rogers Park
The Boulevard, August 23-25, Kedzie and Logan Boulevards and Milwaukee Avenue
The Magnificent Mile Shopping Festival, August 23-September 2
Bucktown Arts Fest: August 24 and 25, Bucktown
North Coast Music Fest, August 30-September 1, Union Park

September 2013
North Coast Music Fest, August 30-September 1, Union Park
The Magnificent Mile Shopping Festival, August 23-September 2
North Side Irish Fest, September 13-15, Lincoln Ave. at Irving Park
Hyde Park Jazz Festival, September 28 & 29, Hyde Park