Where to find brunch, trivia during Taylor’s Chicago era
It’s Taylor Swift’s Chicago era.
The “Eras tour” that’s taken over cities around the country is heading to Soldier Field, with three sold-out shows — Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
If you aren’t among those who snagged tickets or are and want more, here are a few ways you can celebrate this week.
Eras Night: Taylor Swiftinspired dance party
When and where: 8 tonight at Woodie’s Flat, 1535 N. Wells St.
What: The Wells Street bar will be playing all Taylor eras from “Debut” to “Midnights” with a DJ, photo wall, cocktails and photographers.
Sing-along happy hour
When and where: 5 to 7 p.m. Friday at Replay Lincoln Park,
2833 N. Sheffield Ave.
What: As part of the bar’s Swift pop-up running until Sunday, it will be offering $5 shots and playing the “1989” and “Reputation” albums to sing along to.
Champagne Problems: Taylor Swift brunch and day party
When and where: 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at Hopsmith Chicago, 15 W. Division St.
What: Celebrate the “Eras” weekend with a Swiftie-inspired brunch with photo backdrops, drinks and a DJ playing all things Taylor.
Taylor Swift ride
When and where: 12 p.m. Saturday, Equinox Lincoln Common, 2355 N. Lincoln Ave.
What: Keep those endorphins up with a cycling class with a Taylor Swift “Eras” tour playlist.
Paradise (Taylor’s version)
When and where: 7 to 10:30 p.m. Saturday at Paradise Park, 1913 W. North Ave.
What: Anna Redman of “Bachelor” fame is having her own Swift party, with a food bar, friendship bracelet-making station and more. The event is sold out.
Burning Red: Tribute to Taylor Swift Live at Lincoln Hall
When and where: 8 p.m. Saturday, Lincoln Hall, 2424 N Lincoln Ave.
What: A Taylor Swift-based cover band will hit the stage at Lincoln Hall for a sing-along party. You can get tickets at lh-st.com.
‘In My Swifty Era’ drag brunch
When and where: 11 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. Sunday and 2 to 3:45 p.m. Sunday at Offshore Rootop & Bar, 1000 E. Grand Ave.
What: Hang out at the rooftop bar for a Swift-themed drag brunch with performances by Miss Toto, Utica, Mimi Marks and Bella DeBalle.
‘Sorry You Didn’t Get Eras Tour Tickets’ party/costume competition
When and where: 7 p.m. Sunday at Epiphany Center for the Arts, 201 S. Ashland Ave.
What: Commiserate with fellow non-tour attendees, and listen to the entire setlist. Dress as your favorite Swift era, and fight for best-dressed in a costume competition.