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Dozens of Chicago restaurants are participating the national Dining Out for Life fundraiser, Thursday, April 28, by donating 30% or more of their proceeds to help fight HIV/AIDS.
The AIDS Foundation of Chicago held its 14th annual World of Chocolate winter gala on Thursday, Dec. 3, at the historic Chicago Union Station.
For two nights, Nov. 10 & 11, the third-floor lobby at the Center on Halsted in Chicago's Lakeview neighborhood was transformed into an elegant dining room with orange table clothes that seemed to shine in a seasonal glo
This weekend the six blocks of Halsted between Addison and Belmont will be home to the Midwest's largest two day street festival. For the 34th year Northalsted Market Days is taking over a half-mile stretch of the alread
After a year of heavy construction and intense planning, Dive Bar is officially open for business, bringing the beach to Boystown.
Horizons Cafe, a Lakeview favorite restaurant has some great stories to tell. including a celebration of it's 10th anniversary.
Equality Illinois' Dining Out for Equality is Thursday, Oct. 2 this year, just a month before the important general election and then the return of the legislature for its fall session.
With every Chicagoan still suffering from a debilitating case of spring fever, news that Fourth of July weekend is expected to be sunny and gorgeous is like a choir of angels.
This weekend marks the kickoff of the inaugural Pride & Produce Community Market, and organizers behind the new event have officially released the first round of vendors local shoppers can expect to see.
Bestselling cookbook authors and farmers Josh Kilmer-Purcell and Brent Ridge arrive in Chicago this weekend to promote and sign their new cookbook.
It's that time of the year again to bring out those lightly dusted pastel colors, pinstripe shirts, bow-ties, and short shorts for nothing quite marks the beginning of spring as Chicago House's Spring Brunch and Fashion
On Thursday, April 24, over 3,000 restaurants nationwide will be donating a portion of their proceeds to HIV/AIDS related organizations as part of Dining Out for Life.
Lakeview's getting its own full-sized farmers market this summer — and the market run by an LGBT chamber of commerce is, as they put it, "not just for fruits."
Chobani late Friday released an image of yogurt cups in the six rainbow colors of the Gay Pride flag featuring stacked containers which are set in a field of snow under a blue sky and each includes the tag line "Naturall
AIDS Foundation of Chicago's (AFC) commemorated World AIDS Day with its annual World of Chocolate event on Friday, Dec. 6.
Now you can celebrate the holidays with some fun new cocktails and give back to LGBT causes all at the same time.
Come this year's designated Dining-Out-For-Life day, those doing brunch, the ladies who lunch, dinner diners and duos on dates, in 55 subscribing cities, may also see a bounty of benevolence figuratively printed on the m
EdgeAlliance's Dining Out for Life campaign celebrates 20 years of helping men, women and children impacted by HIV/AIDS by partnering with local restaurants.
Chicago may have been the ‘hog butcher to the world', but that didn't deter a pair of optimistic vegetarians from opening a ground-breaking meat-free restaurant in 1983. Thirty years and a new second location later, ‘the
