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Wind Down Wednesdays Free or Paid

Chicago Talks, August 5, 2013

Wind Down Wednesdays at Navy Piercomes in a free and or paid version. Choose the one that fits your budget.

Tall Ships Chicago 2010
Tall Ships Chicago 2010 (Photo credit: b0jangles)

If you have the wherewithal, you can purchase a Wine Down Wednesdays ticket and receive three drink tickets and dinner at Landshark Beer Garden at Navy Pier AND a special Shoreline Sightseeing cruise!

This package features outdoor seating at Landshark Beer Garden, the opportunity to play games and win prizes in weekly giveaways, and you’ll be serenaded by the best live music in the city and then watch the 9:30 p.m. fireworks show! All guests must be 21 or older in order to partake in Wine Down Wednesdays. Please bring your photo ID to check-in.

The Shoreline boat leaves promptly at 6:45 p.m. on Wednesdays; meet by the Shoreline dock across from Landshark Beer Garden (located on Navy Pier’s east end) to jump on board!

If your wallet has taken a hit lately, simply stroll the shore or Navy Pier itself, and you can view the fireworks show for free on Wednesday nights at 9:30 p.m. This Thursday through Sunday, the Tall Ships 2013 will be on hand. You can view them for free, though to take a ride you’ll need to buy a ticket.

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