Blue Man Group shows are a fun, family-friendly way to spend time with your family. The performances are known for their unique mix of music, comedy, and art and cater to everyone, regardless of age, language or culture, as they use non-verbal communication. You can opt for family-friendly shows for young children at 11 am and 2 pm and others at 5 pm and 8 pm. Tickets start at $49.
Themes of broken dreams, love, and redemption collide in the epic musical "Les Misérables." Become swept away by songs like "On My Own" and "Master of the House" and witness how the human spirit endures. The legendary Broadway musical plays the Cadillac Palace Theatre in Chicago, Illinois, with matinees and evening shows available. Expect a nearly three-hour runtime with one intermission. Don't miss the Tony Award-winning classic, book your tickets soon.
The Chicago Boat Show displays an extensive collection of boat brands and various activities for people of all ages. Children can participate in the Huck Finn Trout Pond or the Chicago Maritime Arts Center Build-a-Boat. Adults can relax at the Corona Find Your Beach Bar & Cantina or test your skills on the mechanical wave surf simulator. Other activities include the Boating Beach Club, Paddlefest Pool, and Bumper Boats.
Tickets are on sale now. Adult tickets are $13 online and $15 onsite. Children under 12 years are free with the purchase of a general admission ticket.
The only and only G. Love & Special Sauce brings their blend of funk, soul, hip-hop, and rock for an evening of laid-back tunes and chill vibes. Best known for their hits, "Cold Beverage" and "Baby's Got Sauce," G Love & Special Sauce has been touring and releasing music for thirty years. Don't miss one of the grooviest acts in music, get your tickets now.
Since its 2002 inception, locals and visitors have braved the bitting Chicago cold for this amazing music festival. Rocking out at independent venues across the city, Tomorrow Never Knows celebrates the best rising local indie artists and national comedy and music acts from January 15 - 19, 2025. Multiple venues across Chicago will be hosting, including Metro, Schubas, and others. Tickets range from $14-$31 for general admission.
Winners or losers, one thing's for sure: Cub fans are die-hard fans. They're so die-hard that they host an annual 3-day convention celebrating their beloved Cubs. The event will feature meet-and-greets and autograph signings with players, interactive exhibits, tons of vendors, unique panels, and the popular Cubs Bingo night. General Admission Weekend Passes start at $125, with discounts available for season ticket holders.
January is a cold month in Chicago, but who wants to let the cold weather stop the fun from going on? Luckily, on two separate dates, there's a way to hop around to some of the most fantastic bars in the Chicago area with the organizers of crawl with us, all while still bundled in your comfiest onesie. Crawl admission tickets start at $10 to $15. Prices depend on availability. The fee includes waived door charges, up to 50% off of drinks, 25% off of select foods-themed drinks, top DJs at the selected bars, on-site staff guiding the crawl, and more. A digital bar map will be sent to attendees during the fest. More info and tickets can be found online.
The annual 2-day SoxFest returns January 24 -25, 2025 allowing fans to connect with favorite past and previous White Sox players. Back after a long hiatus, SoxFest promises the ultimate celebration of the 125th anniversary of the Chicago White Sox organization. Visit MLB's official SoxFest home online for tickets and updates.
Chicago Restaurant Week is a 17-day celebration of the Windy City's award-winning culinary culture and the perfect opportunity to sample some of the area's best eateries. Starting January 19, there will be special prix fixe menus at restaurants throughout the city and nearby suburbs. The multi-course meals offer brunch, lunch, and dinner. This exciting culinary celebration kicks off with First Bites Bash, an exclusive tasting event at the city's famed Field Museum. Participants TBA in mid-December.
What's better than a serving of mac & cheese to keep you warm during one of Chicago's coldest months? Indulge in seven gooey servings of Chicago's tastiest while drinking and bar hopping during the Mac & Cheese Crawl. In addition to plates of cheesy goodness, tickets to the crawl include specialty drinks, giveaways, and more. Say cheese.
Raise money for struggling Chicago families by taking the ultimate icy plunge in the 2025 Chicago Polar Bear Plunge. After a quick jump into the frigid waters of Lake Michigan, celebrate your achievement with food, drinks, raffles, and other entertainment on the shore.
Get your tickets for the one and only, Marlon Wayons, live. From iconic comedic performances in "In Living Color," "The Wayans Brothers," and "Scary Movie," to dramatic roles in films like, "Requiem for a Dream," Marlon Wayans epitomizes showbusiness versatility. Don't miss his hilarious stand-up routine.
Frank Black, known as Black Francis, is a singer/songwriter, guitarist, and the founder and frontman of the influential alternative rock band, the Pixies. With an equally influential solo career, the incomparable Frank Black takes the stage with his fascinating, enigmatic rock. Catch Black Francis himself live, reserve your tickets now.
Head down to Chicago's Chinatown neighborhood to celebrate the Chinese New Year (Year of the Snake, 4723). At this annual Lunar New Year Parade, there will be marching bands, colorful floats, and traditional lion and dragon dancing teams. The parade will begin at 1:00 p.m. at the intersection of 24th Street and Wentworth Avenue. Hosted by the Chicago Chinatown Chamber of Commerce, the parade is free and open to the public.
Featuring an eclectic mix of psychedelic rock, funk, Latin, and reggae, The String Cheese Incident is the quintessential American jam band. The band is back on the road after a long hiatus, book your tickets now. Don't miss hits like "Jellyfish" and "Black Clouds," catch the String Cheese Incident.
Jimmy O. Yang is taking the comedy world by storm. Jimmy O. Yang moved from Hong Kong to the U.S. when he was 13 and is best known for his new Hulu Show, "Interior Chinatown," his latest Amazon special, HBO's "Silicon Valley" and Netflix's "Space Force." Don't miss this award-winning funnyman, book your tickets now.
