Things to Do GO FREE Freebies in the city


Chicago St. Patrick’s Day Parade


Let’s be real: On St. Patrick’s Day, no one actually cares whether or not you’re Irish. We’re just here to drink, listen to bagpipes, drink more and be way too impressed by the green river. You can do all that at this annual parade.


à Starts at Columbus Dr and Balbo Dr (chicagostpatricksdayparade.org). Mar 11; river dyeing at 9am, parade noon.


Chicago Gospel


Music Festival See supremely talented local, national and international gospel singers perform in the heart of Chicago. For two days straight, you will be treated to one powerful performance after another. à Chicago Cultural Center, 78 E Washington St • Millennium Park, Pritzker Pavilion, 201 E Randolph St • (cityofchicago.org). June 2, 3 TBA times.


Time Out Chicago March 8–June 6, 2017


Lake FX CreativeCon This summit takes a deep dive


into the work of Midwestern artists, musicians and innovators. Industry leaders headline the expo with talks, workshops and networking opportunities. à Chicago Cultural Center, 78 E Washington St (cityofchicago.org). Apr 21, 22: check event website for times.


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Greek Independence


Day Parade Opa! Celebrate the 195th anniversary of Greek independence in—where else?—Greektown. You can feast on delicious, authentic Hellenic delights down on Halsted Street. à Greektown, 200 S Halsted St (cityofchicago.org). Apr 16 at 2:30pm.


Handmade Market


Chicago Chicago crafters and artisans show off (and sell) their latest works at this monthly fair. Plus, the Empty Bottle starts serving drinks at noon, so browse with a Bloody Mary in hand. à Empty Bottle, 1035 N Western Ave (773-276-3600, handmadechicago.com). Mar 11, Apr 8 noon–4pm.


PHOTOGRAPH: MAX HERMAN


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