Half-price sushi at Hub 51, a Kimski takeover at Ramen-San and more things to do in Chicago on Tuesday, Jan. 24.
EAT
Omakase Dinner
59 W. Hubbard St. 312-377-9950
Chef Won Kim of Bridgeport’s Kimski takes over the River North restaurant’s kitchen to prepare a special five-course dinner. 6-9 p.m. $45. Tickets: ramensan.com
Savor Lincoln Park
1501 N. Kingsbury St. 773-880-5200
Try food from more than a dozen neighborhood spots including Geja’s Cafe and Tobacco Road Tap Room along with wine and Revolution Brewing beer. The event also features a silent auction and vintage photo booth. 6-9 p.m. $40-$50. Tickets: lincolnparkchamber.com
DRINK
Chicken & Beer
1545 N. Damen Ave. 773-645-4060
Chef Dennis Bernard prepares fried chicken cemitas, thinly sliced and fried pieces of chicken topped with housemade slaw served on a warm bun, paired with a 10-ounce pour of Oskar Blues Brewery’s G’Knight imperial red IPA. 9 a.m.-10 p.m. $10.
Wine About Winter
4038 N. Milwaukee Ave. 773-283-6080
Commiserate about the weather while enjoying $5 glasses of wine, martinis and select appetizers, plus live music from La Pompe Chicago. 6:30-7:30 p.m. $5. Tickets: eventbrite.com
DO
Chicago Voices Talk
1601 N. Clark St. 312-642-4600
Learn about the women who established the Chicago Civic Opera and their lasting influence on the city with a panel discussion with Lyric Opera dramaturg Roger Pines and Chicago Sun-Times classical music critic Wynne Delacoma. The event also features performances from Lyric Opera ensemble members and a Q-and-A. $5-$10. 7 p.m. Tickets: chicagohistory.org
HAPPY HOUR OF THE DAY
Hub 51 (51 W. Hubbard St. 312-828-0051) offers half-price sushi from 3-6 p.m.
For more Eat & Drink news, click here.
![Four years into cannabis legalization in Illinois, celebrations of the April 20 informal weed holiday known as 420 are getting bigger and more widespread. Named for the time of day a group of friends met to get high, 420 has become a chance for marijuana users to publicly share a previously illegal drug and the counter-cultural atmosphere surrounding it. The main event in downtown Chicago likely will be the second annual 420 Sesh Fest, at Green Rose Dispensary. The party will include live music, a magic show, carnival games, food trucks, pop ups, and product discounts. It also will feature Grammy-nominated […]](https://www.chicagotribune.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/ctc-l-Illinois-marijuana_175925141.jpg?w=546 "Four years into cannabis legalization in Illinois, celebrations of the April 20 informal weed holiday known as 420 are getting bigger and more widespread. Named for the time of day a group of friends met to get high, 420 has become a chance for marijuana users to publicly share a previously illegal drug and the counter-cultural atmosphere surrounding it. The main event in downtown Chicago likely will be the second annual 420 Sesh Fest, at Green Rose Dispensary. The party will include live music, a magic show, carnival games, food trucks, pop ups, and product discounts. It also will feature Grammy-nominated […]")
