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This limited time pop-up, which Replay first hosted back in 2019, features spectacular homages to fan favorite moments from the series such as the Chamber of Secrets, The Whomping Willow, Umbridge’s Cat office and Molly Weasley, along with Hagrid’s House, the Burrow Spoon Clock, and more. This event and all of the games are free, with no reservations, tickets or tokens required. “There are hidden Easter eggs that only Harry Potter mega-fans will spot, like Dobby looming somewhere in the distance. Rowling’s public stances, Replay is expanding their limited-time pop-up, “A Very Harry Christmas,” to “A Very Harry Winter” at Replay Lincoln Park, 2833 North Sheffield. With high ratings for the HBO Max “Harry Potter” cast reunion and headlines for J.K. “A Very Harry Winter” at Replay Lincoln Park Extended To End Of January No reservations first come, first served starting at 5pm until the food runs out.
Menu modifications and substitutions are not accepted. Labatt Blue and Canadian Club (neither of which are on the regular menu) are available only with the purchase of food. Dear Margaret’s Poutine starts with Kennebec frites fried in beef tallow, fresh Wisconsin cheese curds, topped with the velvety sauce poutine ($15).
On Monday, aka Industry Night, January 17, “slide into DM for a very Canadian celebration featuring burgers and poutine, along with Labatt’s and shots of Canadian whisky,” alerts the establishment, “and likely a soundtrack exclusively of iconic Canadian rock band Rush.” The Canuck Burger is a griddled CDK beef patty topped with housemade peameal bacon, cheddar, lettuce, onion, pickle, and garlic aïoli ($15). “The demolition of another pre-Fire residence reinforces architect John Vinci’s belief that Chicago is in desperate need of a museum of architecture,” writes Crain’s.ĭear Margaret Makes It To A Year With Poutine And Labatt’sĬhef Ryan Brosseau follows a long Christmas break with a celebration in honor of Dear Margaret’s first anniversary. Making The Case For A Museum Of Architecture In Chicago Tonika Johnson is creating “Everyday Englewood,” an immersive guide to Chicago homes that were held in land sale contracts, a predatory lending vehicle of the twentieth century, reports Crain’s. Tonika Johnson Maps Englewood Homes Where Contracts Denied Black Land Ownership
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