As Pitchfork looms on the horizon with Lolla not far behind, we’re getting more and more e-mails from folks wanting to know what there is to do in the city if you’re a non-Dockers-wearing tourist. So we figured it was about time to make some updates to Act Like You’ve Been Here Before: The Chicagoist Guide To Chicago (PDF link). The Guide has doubled in sized thanks to several new additions (sadly, none of them...
The Chicagoist Guide To Chicago, Version 2.0
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Sampaist is on the scene in São Paulo beginning this week to become the only ist south of the Equator. Editor Leandro M. Pinto leads the paulistanos down there. You can protest someone at his office, sure, but when the whistle blows at the end of the day can you follow him home? D.C. has sports fans, apparently, and elephants aren't really cut out for zoos. There's this trick where you can read information from...
Act Like You've Been Here Before: The Chicagoist Guide To Chicago
People are constantly emailling us asking "Hey, Chicagoist, I'm going to be in town next week. What's a good place to grab a drink and some grub?" Or "Hey, Chicagoist, I've got an hour to kill between sessions at my conference next week. Can you tell me something I could do in the Loop?" Lately these emails have been more like "Hey, Chicagoist, I'm going to be in town for Intonation/Pitchfork/Lolla. Can you give me some tips about where to drink/eat/shop/take in the sights?"
Intonation Music Festival 2006 Preview
(Editor’s Note: Are you an out-of-towner preparing to make the trek to Chicago this summer and wondering how to spend your time? Then download Act Like You've Been Here Before: The Chicagoist Guide To Chicago, a compendium of the Chicagoist staff’s tips for getting around Chicago and our favorite places in the city to eat, drink, shop and rock) in convenient PDF form. Perhaps it’s not surprising that the lion’s share of the press about...

