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Chicago magazine

Feb 01 2024
Magazine

Stay city smart. Subscribe to Chicago magazine. Chicago magazine delivers an authoritative guide to life in one of America's greatest cities. From insight into the best dining and shopping to interviews with fascinating figures shaping the future of Chicago, every issue is your source for living city smart.

Chicago magazine

The New Classics

A Story Unearthed

The City’s Finest • What Friday Morning Swim Club did for Chicago should never go unnoticed [“Chicagoans of the Year,” December]. They brought true joy to the city when we needed it most! @CptnDonuts via X

CITY OF BIG QUESTIONS

Talking Points • This month’s conversation starters

The Next Senator • Dick Durbin’s potential retirement is already stirring speculation about who might replace him. Here’s a guide to the front-runners.

Year of Fear • In his new book, sociologist Eric Klinenberg looks at what COVID exposed about America.

Ticket to Ride • From the reinvention of a ’60s classic to a hybrid street racer, here are four buzzy new cars to see at the Chicago Auto Show, February 10 to 19.

Barack’s New Block • A recently completed airy home joins the Woodlawn building boom.

MY NEIGHBORHOOD UPTOWN • GREEN MILL OWNER DAVE JEMILO RECOMMENDS THREE PLACES IN HIS HOOD.

Mike Reed • Jazz drummer, venue owner, melancholy mood manager

Royal Treatment • Katy Sullivan wears her crown — and legs — proudly in Chicago Shakespeare Theater’s Richard III.

AGENDA • Top 10 reasons to fill up your calendar this month

The World Is Their Oyster • The Motorshucker crew is popping up all over town. And that’s good news for seafood fans.

Swap Meat

Golden Nuggets • At Lilac Tiger, Zubair Mohajir puts a bite-size spin on his lauded honey fried chicken.

Birth of Fast-Fancy • At John’s Food & Wine, the model of scaled-down service for fine dining has some kinks, but the food is not one.

Thai Tour

The Hot List • 10 places everyone’s talking about (in order of heat)

Vooch and Me • How the Bulls’ center helped the author learn to appreciate his own heritage

Fancy A Drink? • FROM old-fashioneds to martinis, molecular jungle birds TO DIALED-IN MAI TAIS, HERE ARE OUR RANKINGS OF THE 20 BEST TIPPLES IN TOWN.

THE BEST HAPPY HOUR IN CHICAGO • … is at the place you’d least expect.

“IS IT TOO SWEET?” • How to order from the modern cocktail menu

The Islamic Republic of Iran vs. Abbas Alizadeh • A UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO PROFESSOR TRAVELED TO IRAN FOR WORK. HE ENDED UP ARRESTED, ACCUSED OF ESPIONAGE.

VIVA LA LUCHA LIBRE • With the traditional Mexican form of pro wrestling booming in Chicago, six luchadores explain what draws them to the ring.

Hard Hats Sold Separately • The first Timberland Pro store outfits anyone with a job to do.

Dennis Watkins • The city’s preeminent magician practices no sleight of hand when it comes to quality.

Hello, Yellow • Give your winter a burst of spring with these sunshine-hued items.

Laura Ricketts • The activist and sports team owner, 56, on her family, media scrutiny, and that World Series win


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Travel & Outdoor

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English

Stay city smart. Subscribe to Chicago magazine. Chicago magazine delivers an authoritative guide to life in one of America's greatest cities. From insight into the best dining and shopping to interviews with fascinating figures shaping the future of Chicago, every issue is your source for living city smart.

Chicago magazine

The New Classics

A Story Unearthed

The City’s Finest • What Friday Morning Swim Club did for Chicago should never go unnoticed [“Chicagoans of the Year,” December]. They brought true joy to the city when we needed it most! @CptnDonuts via X

CITY OF BIG QUESTIONS

Talking Points • This month’s conversation starters

The Next Senator • Dick Durbin’s potential retirement is already stirring speculation about who might replace him. Here’s a guide to the front-runners.

Year of Fear • In his new book, sociologist Eric Klinenberg looks at what COVID exposed about America.

Ticket to Ride • From the reinvention of a ’60s classic to a hybrid street racer, here are four buzzy new cars to see at the Chicago Auto Show, February 10 to 19.

Barack’s New Block • A recently completed airy home joins the Woodlawn building boom.

MY NEIGHBORHOOD UPTOWN • GREEN MILL OWNER DAVE JEMILO RECOMMENDS THREE PLACES IN HIS HOOD.

Mike Reed • Jazz drummer, venue owner, melancholy mood manager

Royal Treatment • Katy Sullivan wears her crown — and legs — proudly in Chicago Shakespeare Theater’s Richard III.

AGENDA • Top 10 reasons to fill up your calendar this month

The World Is Their Oyster • The Motorshucker crew is popping up all over town. And that’s good news for seafood fans.

Swap Meat

Golden Nuggets • At Lilac Tiger, Zubair Mohajir puts a bite-size spin on his lauded honey fried chicken.

Birth of Fast-Fancy • At John’s Food & Wine, the model of scaled-down service for fine dining has some kinks, but the food is not one.

Thai Tour

The Hot List • 10 places everyone’s talking about (in order of heat)

Vooch and Me • How the Bulls’ center helped the author learn to appreciate his own heritage

Fancy A Drink? • FROM old-fashioneds to martinis, molecular jungle birds TO DIALED-IN MAI TAIS, HERE ARE OUR RANKINGS OF THE 20 BEST TIPPLES IN TOWN.

THE BEST HAPPY HOUR IN CHICAGO • … is at the place you’d least expect.

“IS IT TOO SWEET?” • How to order from the modern cocktail menu

The Islamic Republic of Iran vs. Abbas Alizadeh • A UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO PROFESSOR TRAVELED TO IRAN FOR WORK. HE ENDED UP ARRESTED, ACCUSED OF ESPIONAGE.

VIVA LA LUCHA LIBRE • With the traditional Mexican form of pro wrestling booming in Chicago, six luchadores explain what draws them to the ring.

Hard Hats Sold Separately • The first Timberland Pro store outfits anyone with a job to do.

Dennis Watkins • The city’s preeminent magician practices no sleight of hand when it comes to quality.

Hello, Yellow • Give your winter a burst of spring with these sunshine-hued items.

Laura Ricketts • The activist and sports team owner, 56, on her family, media scrutiny, and that World Series win


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