What a fun pop up store to get personalized Converse sneakers. These will always be a thing and I…read morelove the cat one! Parking is not good here. Take public transport or Uber or Lyft. There are parking garages nearby and street parking but you have to pay. Park Chicago mobile app says $4.75 per hour to park on the street. Garage parking is about $15 in by 5pm and out by 1am.

Cool concept. A popup that's only here for summer '24. Come in. Pick your shoe on the wall…read more Approach the counter and get them customized. -Laces, custom embroidery, and patches. It's done on-site while you wait. You can only get the canvas ones customized. No leather. High-tops are easiest since there's more space on the shoe. Canvas shoes are generally around $75 then add between $5-$15 per element. I'm a simple gal. No bling for me. But I love the concept. Only negative is that there are tons more color options online, but then you miss out on all of the customizations

Though it was freezing that night, it was still a lot of fun! I do believe this Jack's pop-up is…read moremore intricate than their Halloween. Lot of detail went into every part of the space. They had ice-skating, ax throwing, bump cars, carnival games, stores to buy Christmas items, a sketch artist, Santa was even there and of course tons and tons of photo ops. They had a good selection of food, soups as well as warm and cold drinks. Mullet wine was delicious and strong. They had ice-skating shows every other hour and places to warm yourself; like log fire pits as well as cabin tents that had heaters. They have various packages you can buy that is inclusive of Games food and ice-skating. You could just go for a photo opportunities as well. Everyone was very helpful and kind and I do think you get a lot for your money. This is great for the family or for date night.

I'd never been before, so I didn't have many expectations to be honest! We went on a Wednesday…read morenight, which proved to be an excellent decision because it was actually pretty empty! It was really nice to enjoy all the attractions and the lights without having to fight people for space. It was quite easy to take photos of all the decorations too. I paid for entry and ice skating, and while I'm not much of a skater myself, I had a nice time on the rink! If you're a more distinguished skater, you might want to bring your own skates, but I have a feeling you'd be doing that anyway! The bumper cars were surprisingly funny and I had a good time figuring out the control configuration that would let me optimize rear-ending my sister as much as possible. The things they have on sale, nutcrackers, candies, hats and sweaters, were surprisingly well priced. The food and drinks were also well priced. In Fulton Market, at a pop-up, you become a little cynical and expect insane pricing but it actually was quite fair. I picked up some cute cookie tins as a last minute gift. All in all, the Jack Frost pop-up was a lovely surprise and with its excellent location in Fulton Market, you have plenty of dinner options for later! I do highly recommend a weeknight to avoid crowds!

Friendly staff. Colorful wraps. Video of stunning landscapes of Argentina. Wooden Llama crafts and…read moreleather chairs seem Unique. A broad selection of empanadas was served up hot by a pop-up branch of 5411 at the back of the store with several tables. Great to have a free cultural experience.

A good representative of cars - flashy, practical, the family. Wow, plenty of merchandising…read more 5-star STAFF who are always helpful, informative with diligent manners [Tom didn't drag me out of the trunk. I got The Look! Misbehaving Big Child on the loose.] :O Classy EVENT! Tasty catering from SIDEBAR with an always Instagram Ready beautiful lady (impeccable graphic eyeliner). She joyfully comes with food. ;-) 1-star less as the CONSOLES didn't work for a while, no back button (app flaw). Whose smoking pot and NOT sharing? WIFI doesn't really work either. Lux Goods have always been about perfection and beauty.

Once again Lollapalooza opens a pop-up shop to sell its wares outside of the Festival. It's a great…read moreidea, and gives them more space and leeway to sell their tees and posters, but other pop-up shop exclusives like Skateboards and a bike! One of my favorite things at the shop is the locally made Souldier guitar straps, made right here in the Windy City. Get in here while you can, the shop is gone when the last band says, "Thank you, Chicago, goodnight!"

Because we missed their usual drop, we were extra excited to catch their collab at Allez - a coffee…read moreshop we really like. That said, the bagels weren't quite New York-style to us. They leaned more airy and soft on the inside, bread-ier, and less aggressively chewy than a classic NYC bagel. The sandwiches, though? Very good. The standout for me was their house-made, slightly sweet jalapeño jam cream cheese -- honestly wished every bite had more of it. Overall, a great collab experience, and we'd happily go again for their next pop-up.

So excited we finally have phenomenal bagels in Chi!!! Picked up 2 everything bagels and 2 rosemary…read moreand salt bagels with scallion cream cheese and it was an incredibly easy pick up! The bagels drops are a bit hard, so definitely keep an eye on their instagram stories and set notifications if you want these! The bagels themselves are incredibly fluffy on the inside and crisp on the outside. Easily has become my favorite bagel spot in chicago and can't wait to be back and try more flavors

Zinnia Flower (Taiwan) was the first movie I saw because of Asian Pop-up Cinema. It told the story…read moreof mourning; survivors who were living the sudden loss of loved ones. This experience transcends culture and language. I also saw the premier of Okja (South Korea) before it was released on Netflix. Survival Family (Japan) was a favorite, Sad Beauty (Thailand) fucked my mind, and Dear Ex (Taiwan) brought me to tears. I've also seen gangster movies, comedies and artistic dramas. All of them are new releases and many of them are North American premiers. There is usually a Q&A with a director, writer or actor which helps me understand the story even more; I initially watch the movie through my own lens and then I learn about it from theirs. Asian Pop-up Cinema is Sophia's passion project. She painstakingly researches all of these movies even before they're released and makes meaningful connections in order to bring them to Chicago. They are from all over Asia, all genres and many voices. Most of the movies are high quality productions made by experienced professionals; however, some of them are lesser-known voices who have important stories to share. I come away from Asian Pop-up Cinema events feeling humbled that I was allowed to experience an Asian story told by Asian people. It is truly a privilege that Chicago has Asian Pop-up Cinema. I encourage you to check out the website and sign up for emails. The movies are inexpensive or free and shown at a variety of theaters in the Chicaoland area (but mostly AMC River East).

From the owner: Founded by international film and cultural curator Sophia Wong Boccio, SOPHIA'S CHOICE ( 蘇菲亞的精選) is…read morea Chicago-based 501 C (3) not-for-profit cultural organization incorporated in May 2015. Our vision is fostering appreciation for diverse Asian cultures. We are realizing our vision through a multi-pronged mission by: * cultivating an interest in and understanding of Asian cultures via a diverse offering of Asian films; * connecting the Asian film industry with local Chicago film professionals, educators and students; and * promoting Chicago as a destination for international visitors. Asian Pop-Up Cinema (亞洲躍動電影展) is our semi-annual film festival - every spring and fall - that shows a series of specially curated films in their original languages with English subtitles. Films are presented at the AMC River East 21 in Chicago. Thanks to our diverse cultural partners and sponsors, we continue to add pop-up events in the city. Since our inaugural season in the fall of 2015, APUC has presented 5 North American premieres, 28 Chicago premieres and a total of 42 contemporary Asian titles including films from China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, the Philippines, Taiwan, Thailand, and Vietnam. To date, APUC has also hosted 15 Asian filmmakers, actors and other industry specialists from Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan and S. Korea. Each APUC film and its filmmaker receive their own spotlight, since we do not host multiple events on the same day. This results in a more meaningful