The Weekend Q101

Globes on the Terrace at Hotel Zachary (Friday-Sunday)

It is the FINAL weekend for heated terrace globes at Hotel Zachary. Enjoy views of Wrigley Field as well as a variety of drinks for parties of six or less. The globes also have fun activities including board games, Polaroid cameras and a record player! To make a reservation, check here.

Chicago Restaurant Week (Friday-Sunday)

The 18th annual Chicago Restaurant Week kicks off this Friday, with over 470 locations throughout the city participating. For more information and a full list of restaurants, click here.

The Vaccines at The Vic (Friday)

Q101 St. Patrick’s Day broadcast alumni The Vaccines head to The Vic this weekend for what should be a stellar show. Tickets can be purchased here.

Chicago Blackhawks host the Tampa Bay Lightning (Friday)

The Lightning, as of recent vintage, have been very good. The same cannot be said for the Blackhawks. The Hawks shoot for a rare home win on Friday night.

Christian Lee Hutson at Lincoln Hall (Saturday)

Folk standout Christian Lee Hutson heads to Lincoln Hall on Saturday night for what could end up being one of the most emotional sets of 2025. Hutson, who has the much-desired Phoebe Bridgers stamp of approval, is one of the most prolific writers going today. Tickets can be purchased here.

SoxFest Live (Friday-Saturday)

Celebrate the Chicago White Sox with a brand new immersive fan experience, kicking off Friday at the Ramova Theater. Enjoy photo-ops, interactive experiences and a VIP meet-and-greet to those who upgrade. For ticket information click here.

Chicago Bulls vs. Philadelphia 76ers (Saturday)

The 76ers are the one team remaining in the Eastern Conference that could knock the Bulls out of a Play-In Tournament spot, so in a weird way, this game really matters. That’s the best we can see about current Bulls action.

Frank Black at Metro (Saturday-Sunday)

Pixies frontman Frank Black celebrates 30 years of his incredible solo record, “Teenager of the Year”, on both Saturday and Sunday at the Metro. Black’s show on Saturday is sold out, but limited tickets remain for Sunday’s show.