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Arts & Culture, Feature Oct 2, 2013
The migration of the hipster

A Chicago history, 1898-present
- By Aimee Levitt
- Tags: Feature, hipsters, Flat Iron Building, Bridgeport, neighborhoods, New York Times, next Seattle, Richard Lloyd, Jeff Huebner, history, Real World, Ed Marszewski, Lumpen Times, Liz Phair, Urge Overkill, Veruca Salt, Smashing Pumpkins, Tom Handley, Joe Judd, Shane Bugbee, Elliot Dicks, gentrification, Clem Jaskot Jr., Phyllis' Musical Inn, bars, Gold Star Bar, Nelson Algren, Wicker Park, HotHouse, Double Door, Pontiac, Subterranean, Flat Iron Building, Myopic Books, Quimby's Bookstore, Autonomous Zone Infoshop, Buys Bee, Earwax Cafe, Urbus Orbis, commercialization, bohemia, brohemia, Sarah Crawford, Fine Arts Building, artists' colonies, coffeehouses, nightclubs, The Little Room, South Loop, artists, tea, Auditorium Hotel, Ralph Clarkson, Henry Blake Fuller, George Ade, Hamlin Garland, Lorado Taft, Jane Addams, Bertha Palmer, Jackson Park, Hyde Park, Midway Studios, Floyd Dell, Evening Post, Evening Post's Friday Literary Review, Paul Durica, Margery Currey, salons, Sherwood Anderson, Edgar Lee Masters, Carl Sandburg, Ben Hecht, Margaret Anderson, The Little Review, Richard Lloyd, Chicago winters, Towertown, Bauhaus, Bauhaus School, River North, Maxwell Bodenheim, them restaurants, Gold Coast House of Correction, Big John's Coal Scuttle, Jake Loeb, Thomas Dyja, Tree Studios, Prohibition, tearooms, Green Mask, Ballyhoo Cafe, drag shows, Dil Pickle Club, Washington Square Park, Newberry Library, Bughouse Square, Jack Jones, Tooker Place, Mae West, Ben Reitman, Chicago Tribune, alcohol, Charles Collins, Mitchell Dawson, Harriet Monroe, Clarence Darrow, Emma Goldman, Theodore Dreiser, Ring Lardner, Edgar Lee Masters, Joseph Weil, Bill Haywood, Jack Johnson, Chicago Literary Times, Michigan Avenue Bridge, douchebags, yuppies, bros, Alfreda Gordon, Chicago Sunday Times, development, beatniks, hippies, New Yorker, Emily Hahn, Slim Brundage, College of Complexes, Piper's Alley, Lincoln Restaurant, Maury's, Cholly Wendorf, Bill Smith, Steve Goodman, John Prine, Bonnie Koloc, Hairy Who, Will Leonard, University of Chicago, Old Town School of Folk Music, Bill Savage, Northwestern University, Frank Ryan, Norman Mailer, Dee Paira, Gavin Morrison, Rainbo Club, Logan Square, Jason Hammel, Logan Beach, Lula Cafe, Amalea Tshilds, Joe Bryl, Longman & Eagle, Reno, Bang Bang Pie, Parsons Chicken & Fish, Cozy Corner, Cole's Bar, Helen's, Two-Way Lounge, Whirlaway Lounge, The Whistler, Scofflaw, Weegee's Lounge, Logan Square Farmers Market, Dill Pickle Co-Op, Cafe Mustache, New Wave Coffee, Abraham Conlon, Adrienne Lo, Matthias Merges, Jared Wentworth, Paul McGee, Maria Jaimes, Fireside Bowl, The Mutiny, John McDermott, Logan Square Neighborhood Association, Latinos, buying property, Bridgeport, Pilsen, Jason Vincent, Bruce Finkelman, Thalia Hall, Modern Cooperative, furniture stores, Nightwood, Co-Prosperity Sphere, public transportation, mass transit, Version Fest, Mash-Tun Festival

Food & Drink, Food & Drink Feature Aug 28, 2013
One bourbon, one scotch, and 20 new hipster bars

A forthcoming Logan Square venture from two Violet Hour vets is about to open in a neighborhood that’s looking increasingly like Wicker Park.
- By Julia Thiel
- Tags: Food & Drink Feature, Analogue bar, Henry Prendergast, Robert Haynes, Logan Square, Violet Hour, Wicker Park, cocktail lounge, Aviary, Barrelhouse Flat, Sable, The Drawing Room, Bar DeVille, Drumbar, Whistler, Weegee's Lounge, Scofflaw, Longman & Eagle, Billy Sunday, whiskey smash, Paul McGee, Three Dots and a Dash, Bonny's, Helen's Two Way Lounge, Paul Lynn Miller, Radler, Chicago Distilling Company, Land and Sea Dept., Parson's Chicken and Fish, Parts & Labor, Prindiville, West Town, Ukrainian Village, Pulaski Park, Noble Square, Whirlaway Lounge, Maria Jaimes, Rainbo, Danny's, Gold Star, The Charleston, Alfredo Nogueria

Blogs, Bleader Jun 8, 2012
Cooking demos, book signings, and other food and drink events

Specialty coffee exhibition booths, rib-eating competitions, cookbook signings, and more
- By Alison Marcotte
- Tags: Food Chain, Food & Drink, Food Chain, Food & Drink, Weegee's Lounge, Coffee Fest Chicago, Chris Cosentino, The Publican, Ribfest Chicago, Printers Row Lit Fest, Hell's Kitchen, the Taste of Devon Avenue, Slow Food Chicago, Chicago Sausage Experiment, Stew Snack Attack Supper, Chicago French Market, Matt Cantlon

Blogs, Bleader Mar 22, 2012
A fried-chicken-eating contest and more food and drink events this week:

A Templeton Rye documentary, The Beat Cop's Guide to Chicago Eats, a survivalist's supper, and more.
- By Daniel Gerzina
- Tags: Food Chain, Food & Drink, Capone's Whiskey: The Story of Templeton Rye, Gaper's Block, Andrew Huff, Kristian Day, Mayne Stage Theater, the Southern, Francesca's Forno, Fred Noe, Jim Beam, Moonshine, Basil Hayden's, Weegee's Lounge, Three Floyd's, Saint Baldrick's Foundation, Dark Lord, Paskbord, Ikea, UNICEF, Taste of Tap, World Water Week, Top Chef, Dave Levitski, Sprout, Crux, Centered Chef, A Razor, A Shiny Knife, Sgt. David J. Haynes, Christopher Garlington, The Beat Cop's Guide to Chicago Eats, Chicago Foodways Roundtable, Kendall College School of Culinary Arts, Bread and Wine, Vinejoy, Standard Market, Cary Kanno, Haymarket Pub and Brewery, Fear No Art, The Dinner Party, Billy Branch, Poetry Slam, Marc Smith, MCA, Naomi Beckwith, Three Aces, Matt Troost, Stacy Bowie, Edith Yokley, Mayne Stage, What's Brewing in Chicago? The Politics of Beer, Elizabeth Garibay, Chicago History Museum, Tales, Taverns, and Towns, Pete Crowley, Illinois Craft Brewers Guild, The Stew Supper Club, Darkroom, Sepia, Green City Market, Growing Power, Desserts for Deserts, Hoosier Mama Pie Company, Katherine Anne Confections, Uncommon Ground, Fresh Moves, Greenhouse Loft, Samuel Adams, Alpine Spring, Franklin Tap

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The migration of the hipster

A Chicago history, 1898-present

One bourbon, one scotch, and 20 new hipster bars

A forthcoming Logan Square venture from two Violet Hour vets is about to open in a neighborhood that’s looking increasingly like Wicker Park.

Cooking demos, book signings, and other food and drink events

Specialty coffee exhibition booths, rib-eating competitions, cookbook signings, and more

A fried-chicken-eating contest and more food and drink events this week:

A Templeton Rye documentary, The Beat Cop's Guide to Chicago Eats, a survivalist's supper, and more.

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The migration of the hipster

A Chicago history, 1898-present

One bourbon, one scotch, and 20 new hipster bars

A forthcoming Logan Square venture from two Violet Hour vets is about to open in a neighborhood that’s looking increasingly like Wicker Park.

Cooking demos, book signings, and other food and drink events

Specialty coffee exhibition booths, rib-eating competitions, cookbook signings, and more

A fried-chicken-eating contest and more food and drink events this week:

A Templeton Rye documentary, The Beat Cop's Guide to Chicago Eats, a survivalist's supper, and more.

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