Lincoln Park Weekend Guide – March 16 – 19
Posted on 03/15/17
From hilarious spoofs of modern pop culture, to NCAA basketball and delicious brunch, Lincoln Park is the place to be this weekend in Chicago.
Lincoln Park Shows
Spamilton @ Royal George Theatre
Spamilton is the hilarious parody of the hit Broadway play Hamilton. Join the fun at the Royal George Theatre and see why the Chicago Tribune calls Spamilton “plenty of fun…really is a blast.” Don’t miss your shot!
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Royal George Theatre
1641 N. Halsted
Thrones! The Musical Parody @ Apollo Theater
The hilarious parody of one of the biggest television shows ever, Thrones! The Musical Parody ends its Chicago run at the Apollo Theatre this weekend. Tickets are $36 – $59 and are available through the box office or online.
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Apollo Theater
2540 N. Lincoln
Lincoln Park St. Patrick’s Day and March Madness
Still haven’t gotten your St. Patty’s Day fix yet? Here’s some exclusive St. Patty’s Day events and drink specials in Lincoln Park on Friday, March 17. Also, the annual NCAA men’s basketball tournament begins this week and Lincoln Park has some of the best places to watch the games. The following bars have food and drink specials for the dates stated, or support a specific team in the tournament.
Beaumont Bar and Grill
2020 N. Halsted
Friday, March 17
Benchmark Bar & Grill
1510 N. Wells
Thursday, March 16 – Friday, March 17
Distilled Chicago
1480 Webster
Friday, March 17
Gaslight Bar
2450 N. Clark
Thursday, March 16 – Friday, March 17
Kincade’s
950 W. Armitage
Northwestern and Kansas
Kirkwood Bar & Grill
2934 N. Sheffield
Thursday, March 16 – Friday, March 17
Ranalli’s Lincoln Park
1925 N. Lincoln
Go Badgers!
Schoolyard Tavern & Grill
3258 N. Southport
Friday, March 17 – Friday, March 24
Tobacco Road Tap Room
2249 N. Lincoln
Your home for ACC Basketball.
White Oak Tavern & Inn
1200 W. Webster
Friday, March 17
Lincoln Park Exhibits
Chicago Authored @ Chicago History Museum
Discover how our view of Chicago is shaped by the works of some of the most well known authors. The Chicago History Museum’s first-ever crowdsourced exhibit features works from both contemporary authors and literary giants, and displays diverse, insightful and inspiring writing. Entrance to the exhibit is included in General Admission.
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Chicago History Museum
1601 N. Clark
Spanish Through Nature (Ages 1 – 4) @ Nature Museum
Children ages 1 – 4 will learn Spanish vocabulary during an experiential and interactive class. Single classes are available, as well as the entire seven week long session.
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Friday, March 17
9:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.
Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum
2430 N. Cannon
Lincoln Park Brunch Guide
Looking to grab some brunch this weekend? We got you covered with some tips on where to go, including:
Knife & Tine
1417 W. Fullerton
To celebrate the release of the movie, Knife & Tine is offering a Beauty and the Beast themed brunch on Saturday, March 18th and Sunday, March 19th. Sit in Gaston’s Tavern or the Princess Parlour and enjoy a delicious brunch, Beauty and the Beast crafts and special giveaway’s.
Cornerstone Cafe
2200 N. Clybourn
No matter what you’re craving – omelettes, pancakes, waffles, salads, burgers, or a panini, Cornerstone Cafe is ready to serve.
HopCat Chicago
2577 N. Clark
Their unique takes on breakfast favorites are sure to fill your belly and prepare you for the week ahead.
Orange Restaurant
2413 N. Clark
Brunch is their business! Enjoy all of our brunching favorites from specialty pancake flights to fresh egg sandwiches to chorizo hash
The Original Pancake House
2020 N. Lincoln Park West
The Original Pancake House is a second and third generation family business dedicated to the art of breakfast any time of day.
And many more!