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    Classic Cinemas North Riverside XQ

    Classic Cinemas North Riverside XQ

    4.2
    (37 reviews)
    0.1 mi

    Nice theatre offering simple concessions and comfy recliners to enjoy your Movie Experience. The…read moreprice is very reasonable for adults $12.50 and they offer a discount for children , as well as Senior Citizens. We entered into North Riverside Mall Entrance #1, which is located just south of the Outside Movie Display in the Parking Lot. Large parking lot for customers. Nicely updated mall, you walk through the food court and upstairs is the theatre. Offering self help kiosks. Super easy . We watched Disclosure Day. I thought it was a thought provoking movie with a spiritual connection, many excellent actors in the movie. Definitely think there are some fun other movies coming out soon as well, excellent place to come check those out. Great place to visit, good experience.

    I hadn't been to this movie theater in years but I loved it! The staff were very friendly. The…read morekiosks to purchase tickets were very easy to use. I liked how you can get free refills of popcorn and the prices were reasonable. The theater was very clean. It was easy to find your seat because the recliners have the row and numbers embroidered at the top and the seat number was illuminated on on the front. The recliners were so plush and comfortable. This is definitely a great movie theater to check out!

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    Luxury recliners fully extend and offer two-stage heating keep you comfortable year round

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    Oak Park Festival Theatre

    Oak Park Festival Theatre

    4.3
    (4 reviews)
    3.0 mi

    We saw Twelfth Night (July-Aug 2025) last night. I have been attending OPFT since we moved here…read more15+ years ago and this was one of the best Shakespeare productions they've had. I saw that the Tribune criticized OPFT's take for being too heavy on the comedy and light on the romance. I disagree; I thought that the emphasis on the comedy was a huge plus. Malvolio stole the show with Toby and Sir Andrew as great comedic support. Olivia's flip-flopping was also well executed for some good fun. The Fool had to compete hard for laughs.... I was delighted to find that this production had even our kids (11-13) laughing like crazy. This is excellent accessible Shakespeare in the park that is great for the whole family. Tickets for kids under 12 are just $5.

    Why isn't there more outdoor theatre in the Chicago area? I mean, to some extent I get it (here in…read more2022, my car was dappled in slush and snow on April 8), but really this should be a bigger thing. As I think of it the only real options for this are Theatre on the Lake, occasionally when there's a Shakes in the park sort of thing happening, and Oak Park Festival Theatre in Oak Park. The work done by this company is really high quality, so you'll definitely get your money's worth and enjoy the performance if you enjoy the play. I came here in 2016 to see Pygmalion after a few years of saying I should go and then not doing so. OPFT has an illustrious history: The theatre was established in 1975 and has included such notable thespians (of course unknown at the time) as David Mamet as William H. Macy. Unfortunately, in November 2021 there was a fire that destroyed much of their equipment, historical documents, and I'm hopeful their fundraising efforts will prepare them to mount a new season this or next summer! Austin Gardens is in downtown Oak Park Parking is found on surrounding streets, or in the village parking lot (free after 6 pm). Accessibility is a bit harder to measure. It's a park, so it is as accessible as any park, but depending upon the type of accommodation you need, your mobility, etc. it may vary how accessible it is for an individual. They don't have wheelchairs or anything for patron use as far as I know, and as a park it may be difficult to hear at times. Alternatively, both the Green Line and the UP-W Metra line are within 3-5 blocks of the park, so that's a great choice for transportation, too. There are restaurants nearby, or for an even more fun option, bring your dinner to picnic before and during the play. Just don't disrupt your fellow patrons (so that means if you have things in wrapping and what not, maybe wrap in cloth or something that's not going to make a bunch of noise as you open it!).

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    Joseph Wycoff & Lydia Berger in our 2010 production of "Love's Labour's Lost."  Photo by Michael Rothman.
    Joseph Wycoff & Lydia Berger in our 2010 production of "Love's Labour's Lost." Photo by Michael Rothman.
    Katherine Keberlein and Chris Julun in our 2010 production of "Love's Labour's Lost."  Photo by Michael Rothman.
    Katherine Keberlein and Chris Julun in our 2010 production of "Love's Labour's Lost." Photo by Michael Rothman.
    William J. Norris, Sklyer Schrempp and Kevin Theis in "Of Mice and Men," summer 2010.  Photo by Michael Rothman.

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    William J. Norris, Sklyer Schrempp and Kevin Theis in "Of Mice and Men," summer 2010. Photo by Michael Rothman.
    Thursday Night Out

    Thursday Night Out

    4.4
    (9 reviews)
    2.9 mi

    Thursday Night Out has always been a blast. My kids love to go because it's safe for them to move…read morearound and find their own food. The event sells food tickets. There are 4 tix in a book. Each book costs 25$ . You get a menu of all the places participating in the event. Mostly places on Lake st and Marion st. There is a different band each week. Great live music. I usually get there early. The event starts at 5pm. I get there early to grab a table for my family. If you get there later bring your own chairs. It does get super crowded and people won't stop asking "are you using this chair? Can I take this chair?". Good luck with that. It's the only part I don't enjoy. My family gets up to go find their dinner and at least 5 people will come to ask about the chair. Other than that. It's a fun Summer fest. It goes on from the first week of June to the end of August, only on Thursday nights.

    100 DAYS OF SUMMER…read more From late May through August, Oak Park's 'Thursday Night Out' is a lovely street festival. I've lived in the area for nearly 5 years now, but it wasn't until Nichole C moved in that I bothered going to this summertime event. It takes place on Marion St between Lake & the train tracks, beginning around Memorial Day and going until just before Labor Day. Tickets come in panels of 4 for $20 (which equates to $5/ticket), something that apparently has gotten more expensive in the last few years. Not all items are worth your time, but a few are a decent value like the calamari from Mancini's and California roll from Sushi House. Although there's a tent selling alcohol, I'd recommend buying a six pack from Target or bottle of wine from Trader Joe's. Thursday Night Out is a widely-accepted BYOB event, and that's a very good thing. Some folks even bring candles! There's plastic chairs and tables set up but arrive super early to stake those spots out. You'll likely need to bring a few folding chairs unless you don't mind eating food on a curb. Crowd is mostly families but lots of younger couples, too. Live music plays from 5-8pm; we've heard everything from hippy dippy folk rock to rasta man reggae, even some soft jazz (which lulled me into an inebriated 6pm nap). Typically two different bands play each week, and it's always good stuff. Unfortunately, it really bothers me that for as big of a turnout as TNO generates, there's no port-o-potties in sight. Couple this with a strict "no public restrooms" policy for the participating businesses, so break the seal and you could be outta luck. * TL;DR * Live music, generous BYOB policy, excellent people watching.....and nowhere to relieve yourself. You have to use a food voucher to buy something at one of the participating restaurants and then use the restroom, this is your only "legal" option. Personally, I suggest finding a nice alley or secluded corner of a nearby parking garage to pee in/on (important note: this only applies to men. Ladies, I have no idea how y'all do your thing). Seriously though, ANY outdoor event of this size should have portable shitters. Thursday Night Out is still lots of fun, just watch your beverage consumption and tell your bladder to plan accordingly.

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    The menu for Thursday Night Out 2019!
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