Events that will satisfy your taste buds

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Chicago Tribune FOOD BOWL
 
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Night Market
 

BRING ON THE NIGHT

For three consecutive nights, August 24-26, Chicago Tribune FOOD BOWL is bringing together a collection of Chicago's neighborhood favorites for Night Market, an event you won't want to miss. Come experience full plates, new neighborhoods, live entertainment and interactive food events at The Lakefront Green at Theater on the Lake. Entry is free!
 
 
FOOD BOWL FEATURED EVENTS
 
 
Launch Party
 

FOOD BOWL

Launch Party

Join us to officially kick off Chicago Tribune's FOOD BOWL! Take in the iconic Chicago skyline view from Gibsons Italia. Guests will enjoy bites from Gibsons Italia, Dos Urban Cantina, Tempesta Market and more!
 
bellyQ
 

BELLYQ

Korean BBQ Block Party

Join bellyQ's Bill Kim and Beverly Kim of Parachute, Jennifer Kim of Passerotto, Edward Kim of Mott St., Won Kim of Kimski and Edward Lee of 610 Magnolia as they fire up their renditions of Korean barbecue on the bellyQ patio.
 
Mi Tocaya
 

MI TOCAYA ANTOJERIA

Comida de mi Abuela

Join Diana Dávila of Mi Tocaya Antojeria; Jonathon Zaragoza of Birrieria Zaragoza; Daniel Espinosa of Anomar and Valeria Taylor of Loba Pastry for an evening of food, cocktails and conversation.
 
Frontier
 

FRONTIER

Beast Feast

Join a team of Chicago's best meat forward chefs: Brian Jupiter of Frontier, Ian Davis of Band of Bohemia, Kevin Hickey of the Duck Inn and guest chef Johnathan Woolway of St. John for a creative celebration of all things meat from land and sea!
 
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