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Andy's Jazz Club
For lovers of jazz music worldwide, one name has become synonymous with Chicago Jazz, Andy's. Visitors from Cleveland to China and Dallas to Denmark consider Andy's Jazz Club a "can't miss" venue for the best in local, home-grown, Chicago Jazz. |
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Artis' Lounge
Do you want an authentic Chicago blues experience? OK. Well, how about cramming into a tiny South Side bar with a six-person band jamming two feet away from you, while they break out classics like "Strokin'," "Members Only" and "While You Were Steppin Out, Someone Else is Steppin In"? |
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Blue Chicago on Clark
It will remind you of a tavern a long room with a stage at one end and a bar running down the side wall. It’s one of the coziest blues room in Chicago, filled with the vocalizing of some of the best female blues singers the city has to offer. Gloria Hardiman and Big Time Sarah are the major attractions, and so popular they’ve recorded a best selling CD, "The Women of Blue Chicago." |
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Buddy Guy's Legends
At the South end of Chicago's Loop, nestled in among fast food restaurants, a liquor store and a parking garage, you’ll find the musical home of the man Eric Clapton called "the world's best guitar player – Buddy Guy." Buddy Guy’s Legends is a dark, smoky blues joint right out of the pages of an Elmore Leonard novel.
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Columbia College of Chicago - Events
They are one of the largest and most diverse private arts and media colleges in the nation. Because of their size, they offer an unparalleled array of courses with exceptional technological resources in the heart of one of America's greatest cities. The city is there laboratory with 16 buildings that sit in the heart of Chicago's South Loop, home to the Chicago Symphony, the Art Institute, and the Museum Campus.
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Cuatro
Cuatro strives to present the traditional flavors of Latin American and Caribbean cuisines in a modern, yet down-to-earth fashion. Their approach is one of simplicity and boldness of flavors with an emphasis on popular Mexican cooking. |
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Green Mill Cocktail Lounge
Located in Chicago's Uptown community. If the Green Mill is not one of the best jazz clubs, it certainly has the most unique Chicago history. Opened in 1907, it is said that Charlie Chaplin would come in after a days shooting at close by Essanay Studios. Al Capone's Henchman "Machine Gun" McGurn once owned a 25% share in the Mill, which was frequented by Capone himself as well as stars like Al Jolson and Frank Sinatra. Truly a Chicago original. |
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House of Blues Chicago
Known around the globe as "the place for blues" in a town that made blues famous, this well-known venue showcases all kinds of musicians: rising stars, superstars and legends. Located on the banks of the Chicago River, the House of Blues rocks out all night long putting on some of the most memorable and enduring shows in Chicagoland. Eclectic artwork covers the walls and, combined with the music, you get a tremendous sense that you have entered a one-of-a-kind place. |
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Joe's Be-Bop Cafe and Jazz Emporium
If you bought the kids, check out Joe's Be-Bop Café on Navy Pier. Their specialty is live jazz or blues every night and Southern home style food at moderate prices. Get there early because the lines are often long and they close early during the winter months. |
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Jokes and Notes
Jokes and Notes is set to deliver big laughs and sounds of smooth jazz in the heart of the historic Bronzeville neighborhood. It is steps away from the monumental site of the Harold Washington Cultural Center. |
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