Summer Seersucker Staycation Ride

Details

Time: July 19, 2014 from 12pm to 7pm
Location: Zakopane
Street: 1734 W Division St.
City/Town: Chicago (map coming soon)
Event Type: ride, social, costume, educational
Organized By: Elizabeth M
Latest Activity: Jul 21, 2014

Export to Outlook or iCal (.ics)

2 members like this

Description

Put on your best seersucker suit or your prettiest summer dress and come bike through some of our fair city's more worldly neighborhoods. We will start in Ukrainian Village, then head down to Greektown, followed by a picnic in Chinatown, and stop in Pilsen before circling back around to end near where we started. Stops and surprises along to way to be announced.

Comment Wall

Comment

RSVP for Summer Seersucker Staycation Ride to add comments!

Join The Chainlink

Comment by Sandra Petroshius on July 15, 2014 at 2:18am: This sounds like a great ride. I'll be driving in from a far north suburb. Where do you suggest I park my car? Thanks!

Comment by Elizabeth M. on June 30, 2014 at 7:26am: After extensive research here is the plan for the day:

First stop, Zakopane, 1735 W. Division. We will meet at noon and leave around 1:00.

From there we will head to the National Ukrainian Museum, 2249 W. Superior. There is a $5 fee which is basically the cost of a beer, two if you drink cheap stuff.

The next stop will be Aberdeen Tap, 44 N. Aberdeen (corner of W. Hubbard).

We will then make a brief stop in Greektown for those who would like to pick up supplies for our picnic. Once everyone has their supplies we will gather at the corner of S. Green St. and W. Jackson Blvd.

Onward to Ping Tom Memorial Park for our picnic along the river, W. 18th St. and S. Wentworth Ave.

Before making our way back north we will ride through Pilsen to see some of the murals and public art. Have your cameras/phones ready because there is some really cool stuff to see!

We will end our adventure at a good ol’ American dive bar (complete with pool table, photo booth and a velvet Elvis painting), the Innertown Pub, 1935 W. Thomas.

See you on the 19th!