The Chicago Park District will also install signs along the trail to encourage proper use, and Social Distancing Ambassadors will be stationed along the trail to make sure everyone is abiding by the guidelines. Parks and beaches east of Lake Shore Drive will remain closed.Ĭhicagoans must abide by a "keep it moving" strategy where only walking, running, biking, and rollerblading will be allowed. In addition to bars and breweries reopening, on June 22 the Lakefront Trail will open east of Lake Shore Drive for exercise and transit only, to keep the flow of traffic going. "For the social aspects and to be part of our community."Ĭhicago’s beaches and beach houses do not have a date for reopening, so there will be no outdoor dining at this lakefront restaurant. "That's why I own this business," said Sheila Murphy. The outdoor patio seating is about a third of what they have inside, but at this point they are just glad to be back in business. Like many small business owners, they feel like it's a victory to have survived the loss of business during the stay-at-home order. "There's no better place to kick back and blow off some steam," said Parnell.Īt Gannon's in the North Center neighborhood, the owner spent the day getting ready to open Wednesday evening.
Sean Parnell has documented many of them in his book, "Historic Bars of Chicago." Some are important gathering places that are woven into the fabric of their blocks. Neighborhood bars are a Chicago institution. Watch our activities calendar for details.Neighborhood bars are a Chicago institution. Not the typical Club night.Ĭlub 717 regularly hosts fundraisers to support our community. Sunday Social's are an excellent way to meet new friends, chat or just hang out. Lastly, back by request is our Social Sunday. Saturday’s range from high energy dance music by our house DJ’s to group activities such as: Ladies Night, Men’s Night, Fetish Nights etc. Saturday is our Dance and Special Function’s night.
Club 717 regularly surprises our Friday patrons with guest performances from some of the industry’s best-known performers. Friday Night’s feature our local Drag performances followed by an electrifying social/club atmosphere.
Whether you’re just looking for a mid-week break or finishing your college homework, Thursday night doesn’t have to be boring. Thursday is Pub Night, also known as “Thirsty Thursday’s” or “Pub Night” by the regulars, where the LGBTQ Community with their Alternative Lifestyle friends and Allies gather to relax, socialize and enjoy Club 717’s low bar prices and atmosphere. However, we are best known for our local talents and entertainment. Our hall rental fees are amongst the lowest anywhere and you’ll quickly learn we go above and beyond to make your experience one to remember. They are available through the week for private functions such as weddings, meetings and community fundraisers. Whether you’re new to Oshawa or the Durham Region, or simply looking for an alternative to big city clubbing, you will always find Club 717 is the place to be east of the city.Ĭlub 717 is located Privately in South East Oshawa and offers a variety of services and entertainment. Club 717 / DAASC is a “Not for Profit Organization” providing a positive safe alternative community atmosphere where you can enjoy great music, reasonably priced drinks and make new friends. Club 717 as it’s now known, is actually The Durham Alliance Association Social Club (DAASC). Club 717 began 34 years ago and has grown substantially into the dynamic establishment you see today. Club 717 has a long and prosperous history in Durham Region.