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Things to Do In Chicago This September (2022)

We don’t know how it’s September already, but that’s fine — because September only means beers, football season, picnic and leaf-watching, and tons of other fun stuff to do! Make some noise: have you been waiting for our list of things to do in Chicago this September? Yes? Well, here you go!

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Dine at Bambola

A romantic voyage along the Silk Road as imagined through the travels of a bon vivant and connoisseur, Bambola is a 175-seat restaurant and cocktail bar from Bonhomme Hospitality that tells the story of trade, travel, and culture. The restaurant opens on Tuesday, September 13, and reservations are now available through Resy.

Bambola is a journey for the senses, an expedition to the East that weaves through a diverse cultural tapestry stretching from Italy to Xi’an. Led by Chef de Cuisine Alisha Elenz and Bonhomme Group’s Michelin-starred Executive Chef Marcos Campos, Executive Pastry Chef Shannah Primiano, and Culinary Director Erwin Mallet, Bambola is inspired by the rich traditions, ancestral techniques, exciting products, and flavorsome spices widely exchanged and mastered by Eastern and Western cultures since the 13th century.

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Capture the Last of Patio Season

Look out! A wave of cold weather is steadily approaching, and September is your last chance to enjoy the beautiful outdoors at your favorite patio! Grab a few friends, or have a work meeting in the early autumn sun. We truly cannot think of anything more delightful.

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Explore Fall Happy Hours

The holiday season craze hasn’t arrived, but the summer maniac has passed. Fall is usually the calmer season to catch up with friends and colleagues. Then, what’s a better occasion than one of the many brilliant happy hours across town? From $1 oysters to $5 shots, Chicago is big enough to have a happy hour offering for everyone.

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Dine at FARE

The brainchild of Kasia Bednarz and Brini deLeon, the dine-in and takeaway spot’s bright herbaceous menu is rich in plants and environmentally sustainable with robust vegan and gluten-free options. Originally launched at Wells Street Market and closed during the pandemic, FARE now has an outpost with a limited menu at From Here On food hall at the Old Post Office.

The coffee program features Passion House coffee, espresso and nitro cold brew, Rishi single origin matcha, tea, and chai. The menu also features Publican Quality Bread’s Honey Wheat Croissant, Kouign Amann, seasonal Danish and Chocolate Brioche Morning Bun.

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Watch College Football

What’s your color? It’s time to get those school hoodies back out, because the college football season is here! Find a bar showing your home game with specials and viewing parties, and you might as well make it an alum reunion. Celebration shots, pizza deals… Check out our list of best sports bars in Chicago with college football specials and make your reservations now!

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Celebrate Oktoberfest

This one’s for you, beer lovers! Later in the month, we’re publishing a list of Oktboerfest celebrations across Chicago and in nearby suburbs, so you better stay tuned! Meanwhile, check out the fall beers from your favorite local breweries and get a taste ahead of time.

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Take Your Date to The Green Tie Ball

Get fancy and do something good at this year’s Green Tie Ball — one of Chicago’s biggest and longest-running gala events!

The Green Tie Ball, benefiting Chicago Gateway Green, returns Saturday, September 17, at the Chicago Sports Museum. The event delivers the best in venues, decor, and live entertainment each year. This year’s attendees will include Chicago’s top VIPs, beloved sports figures, and notables, including gala emcees Cortney Hall (Host of NBC5 CHICAGO TODAY & former Chicago Bulls In-Arena Host) and Chris Petlak (Host of The Morning Mix on 101.9).

Tickets are available here.



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