After going virtual in 2020, FoBAB returns to Chicago with a limited-capacity, in-person festival.

Friday Night Flights, now in its third year, is a series that showcases the city’s incredible local craft brewery scene

The Big City Blog: The ninth annual Illinois Craft Beer Week is upon us, and it's time to drink up

By Trent Modglin Where you’ll find it: 2607 W. 17th St. Open Sunday, Wednesday and Thursday noon-9 p.m. and Saturday-Sunday noon-10 p.m. Lagunitas.com First impressions: Tucked away in the Pilsen neighborhood on Chicago’s southwest side, you quickly forget about the trek down once you step inside to the welcoming Willy Wonka-themed music and light show ...

There is a reason why Hopleaf and Map Room are still on everyone's craft beer bar list, and it's because they are fantastic places that know what they are doing.

Illinois Craft Beer Week is the highly anticipated celebration featuring various festivals and hundreds of events at breweries, bars and restaurants across the state from May 18-25.

Haymarket, housed in a century-old building, specializes in classic Belgian and contemporary American beer styles and has been a local leader the bourbon barrel-aging process.

Links has a cozy, tavern vibe with TV monitors throughout displaying the current beer menu, serving size available and how much is left in the keg.

After a summer full of sampling local craft beers across Chicago’s neighborhoods, the final Friday Night Flights beer festival of the season is this Friday, Aug. 25, in the Ravenswood Corridor.

To celebrate being home to one of the most inventive brewing communities in the country, Chicago’s Ravenswood neighborhood will be hosting the second annual Ravenswood On Tap craft beer festival June 24-25.