White Mystery & Whitney rock Taste of Chicago in its iconic, longtime home near Grant Park’s Buckingham Fountain. The Taste of Chicago showcases the incredible diversity and world-class talent of Chicago’s culinary offerings. Along with a selection of delicious food and beverage offerings including more than 35 vendors and 15 food trucks, guests will have the opportunity to enjoy free admission to top-tier performances by a slate of world-class musical talent with three stages presenting free performances, dance classes, family activities and more. New this year, Taste of Chicago Grant Park has expanded the number of festival entrances and streamlined the guest entrance process, making it easier than ever to make the most of Taste. Taste of Chicago Grant Park and all performances are free admission. Once again, there will be no Taste tickets; all vendors accept cash and/or credit.
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Shoutout to the awesome Chicago restaurant Good Measure that announced an amazing White Mystery Burger! It comes with curly fries and even has a “mystery sauce.” The special is on the menu until February 12, so get yours now.
To celebrate Glendi, St. Andrew’s Women’s Philoptochos Society created inspirational signs celebrating stewardship to display on Lakeshore Drive and Sheridan Road for Holy Week. The three inspirational “LOVE” art signs were hung at St. Andrew’s Greek Orthodox Church during Holy Week, and are still on display inside the church, on Lake Shore Drive, and on Sheridan Road. Donations supported Philoptochos’ mission to help those in need, such as the St. Andrew Food Pantry, St. Iakovos Retreat Center, Greek American Care and Rehabilitation Centre, Philoxenia Charities, Hellenic Foundation, St. Basil Academy, International Orthodox Christian Charities (IOCC), St. Photios Shrine, meals for the elderly at our Parish, and many more. The public art project designed by Miss Alex White raised almost $7,000 during COVID-19.
It’s like a dream. There you are with 5 of your closest comrades, sitting at a table waiting to feast. You’re on the end of Navy Pier, a cold drink in your hand, A bib tied around your neck, and planes flying over head during the Chicago Air & Water show with White Mystery playing! Click here for info.
