Wrigley Field Tours
$25–$50Go behind the ivy at the Cubs' 1914 ballpark, dugout, press box, bleachers, and a walk on the field itself.
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Catch live jazz in a 1930s Uptown lounge with a curved booth tied to Al Capone lore and a long-running Sunday poetry slam.
4802 N Broadway · Chicago, IL
The Green Mill traces its roots to an 1898 roadhouse, and its current room on Broadway opened in 1935. Sets range from small combos and vocalists to swing orchestras, with late-night jam sessions on weekends, and the room asks for quiet during shows. A curved booth by the bar is known as Al Capone's booth, and the Uptown Poetry Slam, started here in 1986, still runs on Sunday afternoons. It is cash only and 21 and over.
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