Leave the Tricks to the Pros at Andersonville’s New Magic Lounge
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Leave the Tricks to the Pros at Andersonville’s New Magic Lounge And Remind Yourself That Fried Chicken and Champagne Are the Perfect Pair By Sarah Freeman
Wednesday
FROM PERKS
These Weekender Bags Really Nailed It
Long weekends. Beach weekends. Vampire weekends. No two weekends are ever the same. But you can rest assured your weekender bag can be—as long as you’ve got one of these stylish ones designed for the modern adventurer from Keep Pursuing. They’re so great you can even use them during the week.
An Award-Wining Raleigh Brewery Pops Up Right Here at Home
Another day, another brewery that’s also a dim sum restaurant, flower shop and bookstore. Related: Raleigh, North Carolina’s Brewery Bhavana is popping-up at Chicago’s Giant for one night, and it’s bringing char siu bao, Cantonese barbecue pork steamed buns and farmhouse ales with it. Welcome, fair brewery. Welcome.
Friday
STARMAN
A Proper David Bowie Tribute
David Bowie’s guitarist, David Bowie’s pianist and David Bowie’s producer are all assembling under one roof to celebrate the music icon’s legacy. They, of course, will be playing all of his greatest hits, from Space Oddity to Blackstar. Arguably the most important part is that you’re invited.
Saturday
ABRACADABRA
For Your Next Trick, Drinking in a Magic-Themed Lounge
Step inside the new home of all things magical in Chicago. Yes, it’s the Chicago Magic Lounge, which has all the staged performances you would expect from such a place, plus a handsome “speakeasy” with velvet banquettes and Art Deco accents where you can watch your bartender do parlor tricks while you sip mezcal. Oh, magic.
Sunday
QUITE THE PAIR
You Need More Fried Chicken and Champagne in Your Life
Champagne and fried chicken. It’s a perfect, yet somewhat neglected pairing. Show your appreciation for the art of eating buttermilk fried chicken, biscuits and coleslaw while sipping on bubbly every Sunday at Somerset. Or on any other day, really, just not there.
What Else Is New
Sarah Freeman is often accused of hiding secrets in her hair. She can make any cocktail, as long as that cocktail is a rye Old Fashioned, and has never met a saison she didn’t like.