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    Little Black Pearl Workshop - Gallery wall

    Little Black Pearl Workshop

    4.1(15 reviews)
    4.1 miKenwood

    After 5:00 summer series Wednesday wine down:I recently visited this Little Black Pearl, and I have…read moreto say the energy when I walked in was great. I was surrounded by such positive, welcoming people of all ages. Throughout the night, we sang karaoke, played cards, shot pool and listened to good music. What really stood out to me was how safe, inclusive, and comfortable the environment felt. Everyone was so kind and genuine. But what truly touched my heart was how the community embraced my brother, who is special needs. There was no judgment only acceptance, laughter, and open arms. For the first time in a long time, I didn't feel like I had to be on guard, watching to make sure he was being treated with respect because everyone just welcomed. It was a relaxing night filled with connection and joy. I would absolutely come back and recommend it to anyone looking for a fun, warm, and safe space. Thank you for such an unforgettable expeience.

    The organization for which I work recently held an event at Little Black Pearl (LBP). The support…read moreand service we received was beyond stellar! LBP provided the space, catered the food (via their onsite cafe, Carver 47), connected us to amazing balloon and floral vendors, and provided other accoutrements (e.g., tables and chairs, table coverings, a stage, sound and tech support, package management). LBP's one-stop shop especially helpful given that our planning team resided outside of Chicago. There is so much to applaud from the experience: the warm and inviting space exuded elegance; the feast was as beautiful as it was delicious; and the LBP team's interactions with us (from planning to completion) was the epitome of grace and hospitality. They accommodated every request and did so with an exceptional level of excellence. When we asked that the menu include a vegetarian and Halal dish, they ensured guests had multiple options. When we requested assistance erecting our banner, they took on the task of assembling the entire structure, even machine washing and drying it when they noticed a stain. Compared to other spaces we considered (and have used in the past) across the city, LBP's offerings and support stood head and shoulders above and their love was palpable in their attention to details.That they have a heart-centered mission and work in support of youth and community was tasty icing on an already amazing cake. Thank you, Little Black Pearl team, for making our event a world-class experience!

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    Little Black Pearl Workshop - The buffet LBP provided.

    The buffet LBP provided.

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    Harold Washington Cultural Center - The show flyer

    Harold Washington Cultural Center

    2.5(31 reviews)
    3.8 miGrand Boulevard

    My experience at the Harold Washington Cultural Center was decent. I didn't have any issues what so…read moreever. I went to enjoy a stage play called " King of Policy:Running Numbers." As I went into the center someone held the door open for me and once I got inside there were 2 ladies seated collecting tickets and passing out programs aka Playbills. Once I got inside the theater I was amused by the size and pretty impressed by everything. The place is beautiful and I think it's awesome that Chicago has a performing arts center like this in the city. This is so necessary and I actually can't wait to support more shows in the future. I have no complaints.

    I have determined that I will not patronize the Harold Washington Cultural Center after this last…read moreevent I actually don't know whom to blame I don't know who's in charge here, not having enough Usher's and staff ticket agents security everything was just flawed One major complaint that this past Saturday it was maybe about 35 40 degrees when you step inside , it had to be at least 100 degrees Fahrenheit I wear my hair natural so by the end of the show I was rocking a full out afro I don't have a problem with afro but that wasn't the particular style I was going for that day I like it curly I was completely drenched from my shoulders to my waist there was basically no one who can help us and let us know what was going on how to find our seats on our own I had the most incompetent people working in the box office while I had my tickets that were electronically email to me with the barcode the date the time the date of purchase this person behind the glass either she was illiterate or just couldn't comprehend that I had an electronic ticket and maybe I was not on The the Eventbrite only list that she had I kept explaining that I had my receipt they had the event name all the info on there to verify this was an legitimate ticket & purchase The theater itself is nice the seats are pretty close together and unfortunately we have to sit up in the balcony when we were about 6 rows from the front so it wasn't a bad seat The problem was how I was run the sound system the heating and cooling system It seems that the promoter had no idea how to run a successful show he made over the amount of money it takes to hire enough staff get someone in control get some order and organization going for people don't feel like they totally got ripped off the show was okay but it had too many distractions that took away from the event itself

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    Harold Washington Cultural Center - The backside of Harold Washington Cultural Center on 9/28/2010.

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    The backside of Harold Washington Cultural Center on 9/28/2010.

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