1 6 Corners BBQ Fest (6 Corners) Music from assorted artists, BBQ from local places such as Robinson’s Ribs, Porkchop, Chicago BBQ Company ($5 donation accepted) June 18-19
2 Rachael Ray’s Feedback (Lincoln Park Zoo) Ray-Ray serves up food, drink and her favorite musicians, this year including Grace Potter, Lee Fields and the Expressions. ($49.50-$299) June 25
4 Claudia (327 North Bell) Mind-blowing pop-up from Trevor Teich (Nomi, Acadia, L2O), who innovates with dishes that challenge and please. BYOB June 26
5 Cocktail Classes (The Violet Hour) Lessons designed to help you make some of the world’s best cocktails, at home, including TVH signature beverages like Juliet & Romeo, as well as the classics. ($100) June 26
Dining and Drinking Editor for Newcity, David also writes a weekly food column for Wednesday Journal in Oak Park and is a frequent contributor of food/drink and travel pieces to the Chicago Tribune, Plate Magazine and other publications. David has also contributed chapters to several books, including Street Food Around the World, Street Food, and The Chicago Food Encyclopedia. Contact: dhammond@newcity.com
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