Located at 103 S. Main Street in Naperville, Q-BBQ is not to be missed. They also have locations at 124 N. Marion Street in Oak Park, 70 S. LaGrange Road in LaGrange, and 79 US Highway 41 in Shererville, Indiana. Each location has a slightly different look and feel but the best part is their food.
Well now, we have what very well may be an Indian Summer this weekend with temps in the 70’s which happens to be perfect timing for Chicago’s outdoor events taking place this weekend!
‘Tis the season for all things spooky, giving the International Museum of Surgical Science (1524 N. Lake Shore Dr.) a chance to shine by candlelight for a Night at 1524 walking tours and reception tomorrow, 10/14, from 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Around Chicago we’ve had many days with rain. While the amounts were small it has kept the conditions for mold very favorable. Mold occurs naturally in nature and is necessary for the decomposition of organic material like leaves and dead trees. It’s when the mold invades the house that problems occur.
Located at 4539 N. Lincoln Avenue in Lincoln Square, Gather is one of those restaurants where you get to taste amazing food and have an incredible dining experience. According to their site, “When you walk into Gather, you walk into our home. With our friendly and knowledgeable staff, open kitchen design and approachable wine list, we’ve created an atmosphere perfect for celebrating every day.”
We’re only in the second weekend of October and already there’s a marathon-packed weekend planned for all Chicagoans!
La Creperie located at 2845 N. Clark Street in Lakeview is definitely a local gem if you want to taste a world class crepe. The restaurant was opened in 1972 by Germain Roignant and his wife. The front room maintains its farmhouse roots with beautiful wooden accents. The feeling of a true French bistro in the countryside is the feeling you have.
This year marks the 10th Anniversary Tour of Midnight Circus’ partnership with the Welles Park Advisory Council to bring cutting edge, live circus performers to parks around the city to raise funds for local park improvements.
We need to do a double check around the exterior of our homes before winter sets in. Now the weather is still fairly nice so it’s a lot easier to work outside. Many of these simple tasks will prevent costly repairs down the road and save you money on energy too.
It’s that time of year again where Chicagoans celebrate “All Things Fall” as we head into the month of October!
