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The world is changing rapidly right now, and the constant onslaught of news might be making it hard for you to unwind—especially if your home has suddenly become your workspace, too. One surefire way to recharge is to watch some good, old-fashioned mindless TV. Here are a few solid options to stream. Arrested Development An…
Left Bank Blog
Jul
24
2020
After weeks of planning in the spring, Green City Market has made its triumphant return to the West Loop. This weekly farmers’ market aims to connect city residents to locally, sustainably, and ethically produced food, for the benefit of both individual and social health. The market is hosted on Saturdays from 8 am to 1 pm…
Jul
24
2020
Founded right here in Chicago in 2012, Sunny Side Up & Coffee Shoppe is a must-visit spot for breakfast or lunch to-go or on their patio. If the cheery fried egg on their logo doesn’t catch your eye, you’re bound to be drawn in by the scents of freshly brewed coffee and sizzling bacon, or the delicious…
Jul
24
2020
Summer has arrived! That means fresh, local food at the farmers’ market, warm walks in the park, and maybe even a picnic or two. It also means you should start thinking about freshening up the decor in your apartment. Here are a few simple decorating ideas to help you welcome summer into your abode. Fresh…
Jan
10
2020
Making a New Year’s resolution is easy—sticking to it is a whole lot harder! But with a little perseverance and a whole lot of planning, you can be on your way to making your goals for 2020 a reality, whether you’ve resolved to be more mindful of your budget, you’re seeking to stay active, or…
Jan
10
2020
Ciccio Mio in one word? Atmospheric. This refined-yet-cozy Italian restaurant, which recently debuted in the space formerly occupied by Radio Anago, boasts decorative elements that make you want to sit and stay awhile—think dim lighting, velour upholstered booths, vintage-style chandeliers, and an eclectic array of framed photos scaling the walls. There’s also a cozy bar…
Jan
10
2020
The Maggie Daley Park Skating Ribbon is one of the most unique public rinks in the country. Unlike most outside rinks, the ribbon isn’t one giant circle. Instead, skaters will follow a winding path that’s twice the length of a lap around a traditional rink. Skaters will have to navigate turns and small inclines, presenting…
Dec
06
2019
Now that the holidays are in full swing, you're likely starting to make your party plans. And if those plans include hosting a soiree at your apartment, you might also be panicking about how you’re going to accommodate everyone. But don’t worry—just a few of these small tweaks will get your apartment ready for the…
Dec
06
2019
New Year’s Eve only comes but once a year. Make this last one of the decade really count at the New Year's Eve Party at The Drake Hotel. This iconic Chicago landmark has the kind of party that you see in movies, with multiple ballrooms, premium top shelf liquor, gourmet food, and the glitziest…
Dec
06
2019
The Christkindlmarket of Chicago at the Daley Plaza is celebrating its 24th year as it once again brings together German traditions to Chicago. Christkindlmarket takes its name from the Christkind, a fairy-like being dressed in gold and white robes with a crown upon her head. German folklore says this “angel” is a guide for…