What Is Juneteenth? 5 Things To Know About This Historic American Holiday
June 19, also known as Juneteenth, Emancipation Day, or Freedom Day, is a day that marks the end of slavery in America. 156 years ago, on June 19, 1865, Union…
The Iconic ‘Home Alone’ House Is Available To Rent On Airbnb This Month
Get ready to scream “KEVIN!!!” through the halls, because Airbnb is hosting another amazing booking — and it’s perfect for the holidays. After iconic domiciliary recreations of Sarah Jessica Parker’s…
This Bowling Alley & Bar Serves Up Retro Vibes In An Upscale Setting
This is not your hometown bowling alley. Bowling…
Support Your Local Dive Bar By Playing This Exciting Virtual Trivia Game
Dive bars are an essential part of Chicago culture—with that old school, no-frills atmosphere and a cold drink always at…
Relive Thursday Nights At Your Favorite Dive Bar With This Addictive Online Trivia Game
There’s nothing quite like a night spent at your favorite local bar with friends, drinks in hand and ready to completely…
Multiple Airlines Will No Longer Serve Alcohol On Flights For COVID-19 Safety
Even though Chicagoans can now enjoy their favorite cocktails to-go you won’t be able to enjoy a drink while flying anytime soon. Here in the U.S.,…
The Dominican Republic Is Officially Reopening To Tourism On July 1
Just in time for summer vacation. Joining the likes of Aruba, Antigua & St. Lucia, the Dominican Republic will begin welcoming back tourists this July. Caribbean…
Barack Obama Will Speak For The First Time On-Camera About George Floyd Today
Many American have looked to former President Barack Obama’s leadership during this time of unrest in the nation. Though he did put out a statement and shared …
This East Coast Restaurant Is Using Genius ‘Bumper Tables’ For Socially Distant Dining
Who knew combining bumper cars and bar tables could help solve outdoor dining in the age of COVID-19? Sure, the glass greenhouses were beautiful, but these look…
This NYC Park Painted ‘Social Distancing Circles’ So Parkgoers Stay Six Feet Apart
After photos that showed lots of overcrowding two weekends back, Mayor de Blasio started limiting the number of people that could enter Domino Park in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. But even if there wasn’t additional…