For me there is nothing like watching a Sox game at The Cell. While the North Side park is steeped in romance, The Cell is a great place to watch a ballgame. Its design is symmetrically fair—no “gimmicks,” like in every other new stadium. Yes, the upper deck can be distant but there is not a bad seat in the entire lower deck—I know because I have sat in many of them! The promenade means you can circle the park, get concessions (the best food/drink in baseball) and never miss a pitch. Oh, and The Cell is the home of the last World Series Champion in Chicago.
Today In The Culture, May 27, 2021: Money for Preservation | Mayor to Curtail Carryout | LSD Name Game ART Mencoff Family Endows $1 Million in SAIC Internships For Historic and Cultural Preservation The School of the Art Institute of Chicago has received a gift of $1 million from Sam and Ann Mencoff to establish the endowed Mencoff Family Internships in Historic and Cultural Preservation Fund. The investment, which builds off of a previously established Mencoff Family Fellowship in…
