From WBEZ Chicago:
“It’s pretty unrecognizable,” said Seth Boustead of Access Contemporary Music. “The door dings when you walk in, like a 7-Eleven — we left that.”
This is so exciting. Read on here.
For the public, the grand opening comes Sep. 13-28, with a festival to fete the new forum… And if you’re looking for a slushie, the CheckOut does plan to serve those — with booze.
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