Sure, there are two “art fairs” happening in the Old Town neighborhood today–sometimes I think they should call them “craft fairs”–but there’s also a generally fun party with booze, food and live music at St. Michael’s Church, the tallest church in Chicago, and from 1869 to 1885, the tallest building in Chicago.
There’s an admission fee, just like there is at the art fairs, and it’s a good cause, just like the Old Town Art Fair (if you’re of the mindset that the Church of Rome is a good cause), and best of all, you don’t have to look at any pieces of driftwood made to resemble loons.
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