Chicago FunMap 2013 by FunMaps

Chicago including

Saugatuck & Douglas, MI

Greetings...

A Letter...

from the Northalsted Business Alliance North Halsted Street is a bustling center of unique retail businesses, fine cuisine and exciting nightlife entertainment. There’s more to find on North Halsted than any other street in Chicago. We’re home not only to the 22 internationally-known Rainbow Pylons constructed by The City as an official designation of its most prominent lesbian and gay area but also to some of the most dynamic businesses anywhere. You can stay at a bed and breakfast, eat casual or enjoy a fine-dining experience, enjoy your favorite cocktail, take in a cabaret show, get a tan and buy vintage clothing, and browse the many unique gift shops, all within an 8-block area! Don’t take my word for it. Explore North Halsted and its likeminded businesses for yourself, and see how proud we are of our neighborhood. We’d love to share it with you. Sincerely,

Patrick Harms President Northalsted Business Alliance

from the Mayor of Chicago Dear Friends: As Mayor and on behalf of the City of Chicago, it is my pleasure to extend a warm welcome to you as you take the time to explore our historic neighborhoods, experience our vibrant cultures and meet our diverse residents. I am glad you are here and invite you to the many sights, events and attractions that bring millions of visitors the world over every year. The lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community plays an important role in every aspect of this city and Chicago has benefitted from continued leadership and activism. We are proud of the Center on Halsted, Chicago's LGBT community center, along with the far-reaching, largescale community events such as the Pride Parade and the Northalsted Market Days that impact and inspire numerous neighborhoods. In Chicago you'll find an exciting variety of restaurants, nightlife, great universities and world-class museums accented by our iconic skyline and incredible lakefront. Chicago is truly one of the world's greatest cities. Residents and visitors alike will find FunMaps an easy way to discover dining, recreation and entertainment venues throughout the city. Again, I welcome you and hope you have a memorable and enjoyable stay. Sincerely,

Rahm Emanuel Mayor, City of Chicago

Greetings... from the Publisher Chicago is a global business hub and a Mecca for travelers. For those seeking fun, entertainment, a host of excellent hotels, museums and some of the best restaurants in the world, it’s the place to be. Situated on the southwestern shore of Lake Michigan, this exciting city offers LGBT visitors a wealth of opportunities. Chicago has a vibrant gay community and a Mayor who has involved himself and extended the city’s warmth to gay residents and travelers. This year's IGLTA convention and the IML certainly are highlights for the City. Make sure to check out the Loop District with fine theatres, shopping venues, entertainment and upscale hotels. Further uptown is North Halsted Street, the center of gay activity. Bars, restaurants, shops and other services abound. Premiere events throughout the year like “Reeling,” Chicago’s gay film festival, and International Mr. Leather draw crowds from across the Midwest and beyond. For even more useful info about Chicago, go to www.funmaps.com and www.gayosphere.com. We’ve got photo slideshows, feature travel stories, and free downloadable maps. Our destination pages help you figure out where to eat, sleep, meet, and celebrate. To stay on top of trends in gay travel, sign up for our monthly newsletter. We’ve been mapping the gay world for over 30 years. We’ll help you find art, culture, history and adventure in the places you visit for 30 more. Warm Regards,

Alan H. Beck Publisher, Columbia FunMaps ®

Welcome... from the NGLCC Dear Friend: Greetings from the National Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Commerce (NGLCC). Let us be among the first to welcome you to Chicago! As the national business voice of the LGBT community, we are excited to have you visiting an area which is home to one of our affiliates, the Chicago Area Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Commerce. We encourage you to show your support of our community by stopping in at any of the many LGBT owned or friendly establishments in the city. The Chicago area is rich with opportunity for LGBT business and recreation. We hope that you enjoy your stay and understand why we take such pride in our member businesses and local chamber affiliates. At the NGLCC we believe that a strong economic infrastructure will speak volumes in our quest for equality. By frequenting LGBT-owned establishments you are building stronger businesses and helping us make our case from Washington, DC to Wall Street and down Main Street, USA. For more information visit http://www.nglcc.org. Sincerely,

Justin Nelson

Chance Mitchell

Co-Founder, President NGLCC

Co-Founder, CEO NGLCC

Chicago Skyline, photograph by Rob Carris

hicago is famous for many things: the Willis Tower, deep-dish pizza, the first Ferris wheel, it's baseball teams, the world’s largest Public Library, and now, being one of the most active, friendly and growing gay and lesbian communities in the world. With its breathtaking Lakeshore skyline and twenty-mile lakefront park, its celebrated scientific and cultural communities, its myriad of shopping, dining and recreational opportunities, Chicago is a spectacular destination for all travelers. Chicago neighborhoods, like Lakeview and Andersonville, have become centers of gay and lesbian life, with commercial and housing gentrification turning already successful areas into flourishing scenes. Located on the Northside, in East Lakeview, the section commonly known as 'Northalsted', is always incredibly popular among gay men. The Andersonville neighborhood, farther north, has long been a lesbian enclave and this community is home to a number of lesbianowned and women-friendly shops, restaurants and cafes. Chicago is rebuilding neighborhoods and big sections of it’s downtown area. New office buildings and housing keep the city vital for it’s residents. If you want to escape the hubbub of the center city, take a stroll through refurbished Grant Park or go out to Ravinia to enjoy the world’s greatest music. Picnic on the grass or dine at a world-class restaurant within the Ravinia Gate. Once you have experienced a concert in the 3200 seat open air, covered pavilion, you will return over and over. Chicago has grown into a global center of business, culture and recreation that is open and inviting to the LGBT community. Dozens of museums offer a wide range of works featuring the work of the greatest artistic and scientific minds in the world. Chicago boasts thousands of shops with the Gold Coast's upscale boutiques to the suburban outlet malls. Welcome to “The Windy City.” You just may find it’s your kind of town.

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Hancock Observatory N Michigan Avenue

Alder Planetarium

Northerly Island Park

Field Museum Northerly Island Park

Shedd Aquarium Northerly Island Park

Museum of Science and Industry Jackson Park

Info Finder NIGHTLIFE 33 Inn Exile

SHOPPING & SERVICES 52 David Barton Gym

ACCOMMODATIONS 1 City Suites Chicago Hotel (Broughton Hotel) 773-404-3400 933 West Belmont Avenue www.chicagocitysuites.com The historic City Suites Hotel offers the upscale traveler an unmatched degree of service with upgraded premier amenities to complement its beautiful Art Deco interior. What distinguishes this hotel from other great Chicago hotels is the unique architecture. The hotel's lobby has undergone a complete revival.

2 Days Inn Chicago

773-525-7010

644 West Diversey Parkway www.daysinnchicago.net Located on the corner of Diversey Parkway and Clark Street, the hotel boasts of old-world charm with its newly renovated lobby and guest rooms. Just 10 minutes north of the Chicago Loop, the Days Inn Lincoln Park - North allows you to enjoy truly affordable prices while being located in the heart of an exciting area that features restaurants, theaters, antique shops, and much more.

3 Hotel Allegro, a Kimpton Hotel

866-672-6143

171 West Randolph Street www.allegrochicago.com Like Nothing You’ve Experienced Before. Sophisticated, lively accommodations with nine different styles and sizes. Allegro’s 483 guest rooms are a modern chorus of color, blended with the original Art Deco design. Hotel Allegro offers thirty one suites with Jacuzzi tubs and showers.

4 Burnham, a Kimpton Hotel

877-294-9712

1 West Washington Street www.burnhamhotel.com Centered in the heart of the downtown Chicago Loop within easy walking distance of Chicago's Millennium Park, Hotel Burnham transforms an ordinary big-city trip into a sophisticated adventure. On State Street and near the Magnificent Mile, Hotel Burnham provides ready access to favorite retail stores and restaurants, world-renowned arts, theater and entertainment, and even the storied Wrigley Field. From fantastic downtown Chicago city skyline views to attentive pampering by our first class staff, travelers to Hotel Burnham will savor four star Chicago accommodations in a unique, historical setting.

5 Hotel Monaco Chicago, a Kimpton Hotel

866-610-0081

225 North Wabash Avenue www.monaco-chicago.com The Hotel Monaco is a Chicago luxury hotel that indulges in the sights, sounds, textures and tastes of its environment. Sink into the warmth and sophistication of our lobby and relaxing room décor or take advantage of our complimentary high-speed Internet access and pet friendly policies. Indulge in the free and freeing chair massages during the Hotel Monaco's wine hour or the mouthwatering menu of next door's South Water Kitchen. The Hotel Monaco offers truly imaginative accommodations among downtown Chicago hotels.

6 Hyatt Regency Chicago

312-565-1234

151 East Wacker Drive chicagoregency.hyatt.com Experience the heartbeat of Illinois at Hyatt Regency Chicago. Connected to Illinois Center, this Four Diamond downtown Chicago hotel is ideally situated within the Magnificent Mile, an American version of the Champs-Elysees. Immerse yourself in this "city within a city" close by to Blues, Jazz, irresistible cuisine, Grand and Millennium Parks, Lake Michigan beaches, Navy Pier and Michigan Avenue. On your next vacation or business trip, savor the essence of the city from this luxurious Chicago hotel.

7 Inn At Lincoln Park

773-348-2810

601 West Diversey Parkway www.innlp.com Surround yourself with the best Chicago has to offer. With 74 recently renovated rooms - king, queen, double and jacuzzi suites, the Inn at Lincoln Park has something for everyone. Our numerous amenities include: coffee makers in room, ironing boards, CCTV, telephones and hairdryers on request. The hotel also has complimentary continental breakfast, our lobby features 24-hour coffee and tea, as well as wireless internet. Meeting rooms are available for up to 50 people. Come & enjoy!

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FEATURED ACCOMMODATIONS CONTINUED... 8 Majestic Hotel

ACCOMMODATIONS

800-727-5108

528 West Brompton Avenue www.majestic-chicago.com The Majestic Hotel, one of the most elegant boutique hotels in Chicago, is like a quaint English Inn, located in a quiet residential neighborhood, across from the lakefront. The hotel is only minutes from downtown via Lake Shore Drive. All suites feature butler pantries with refrigerator, microwave and wet bar. The hotel serves an elegant continental breakfast, coffee and tea all day long and afternoon cookies in the hotel lobby & a complimentary newspaper delivered to your guestroom door each morning.

9 The Willows Hotel Chicago

773-528-8400

555 West Surf Street www.willowshotelchicago.com The Willows Hotel beckons the weary traveler to retreat from the Windy City's frantic pace of life. Less than 2 blocks from Lake Michigan in the heart of the exclusive Lakeview neighborhood, The Willows evokes a sense of the 19th century French Countryside. Guests can relax in the inviting sitting rooms complete with 19th century French reproduction furnishing and patterned wall coverings. Its recent renovations coupled with its updated amenities and services pamper guests with a touch of European flare.

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TAG APPROVED ACCOMMODATIONS Acme Hotel Chicago 15 East Ohio Street 888-775-4111 Allegro, a Kimpton Hotel 171 West Randolph St 800-643-1500 Allerton Hotel Chicago 701 N Michigan Avenue 877-701-8111 Aloft Hotel Chicago 515 North Clark Street 312-661-1000 Amalfi Hotel Chicago 20 West Kinzie Street 312-395-9055 Best Western Hawthrone Terrace 3434 North Broadway 888-675-2378 Burnham, a Kimpton Hotel 1 West Washington Street 877-294-9712 Chicago Marriott Downtown Magnificent Mile 540 N Michigan Ave 312-836-0100 Chicago’s Essex Inn 800 South Michigan Ave 800-621-6909 City Suites Hotel 933 West Belmont Ave 800-248-9108 Comfort Suites Chicago 320 North Michigan Ave 312-384-1208 Conrad Chicago 521 North Rush Street 800-705-7129 Courtyard by Marriott Magnificent Mile 165 East Ontario Street 800-321-2211 Courtyard Chicago/Downtown/River North 30 East Hubbard Street 312-329-2500 Dana Hotel and Spa 660 North State Street 888-301-3262 Doubletree Chicago Magnificent Mile 300 East Ohio Street 800-222-TREE Eaglewood Resort and Spa 1401 Nordic Rd., Itasaca 630-773-1400 Embassy Suites Chicago Downtown 600 North State Street 800-362-2779 Embassy Suites Chicago Downtown/Lakefront 511 N Columbus Dr 800-362-2779 Fairfield Inn Chicago/River North 60 W Illinois Street 312-836-1700 Fairmont Chicago Millennium Park 200 North Columbus Dr 800-526-2008 Hard Rock Hotel Chicago 230 N Michigan Avenue 312-345-1000 Hilton Chicago 720 South Michigan Ave 312-922-4400 Hotel Indigo Chicago Downtown 1244 N Deaborn Pkwy 866-521-6950 Hotel Lincoln 1816 North Clark Street 312-254-4700 Hyatt Place Chicago/River North 66 West Illinois Street 312-755-1600 Hyatt Regency Chicago 151 East Wacker Drive 800-233-1234 Inn of Chicago Magnificent Mile 162 East Ohio Street 312-573-3152 JW Marriott Chicago 151 West Adams Street 312-660-8200 Majestic Hotel 528 W Brompton Avenue 800-727-5108 Monaco Chicago, a Kimpton Hotel 225 North Wabash 866-610-0081 Palomar Chicago, a Kimpton Hotel 505 North State Street 312-755-9703 Red Roof Inn Chicago Dwntwn Magnificent Mile 162 E Ontario St 800-RED-ROOF Renaissance Chicago Downtown 1 West Wacker Drive 312-372-7200 Renaissance Blackstone Hotel 636 South Michigan Ave 312-447-0955 Renaissance Chicago O’Hare Suites Hotel 8500 W Bryn Mawr Ave 773-380-9600 Residence Inn Chicago Dwntwn Magnificent Mile 201 E Walton Pl 312-943-9800 Sofitel Chicago Water Tower 20 East Chestnut Street 312-324-4000 Swissotel Chicago 323 East Wacker Drive 888-737-9477 Trump International Hotel & Tower Chicago 401 N Wabash Ave 312-588-8023 W Chicago Lakeshore 644 N Lake Shore Drive 888-627-9034 W Chicago City Center 172 West Adams Street 877-W-HOTELS Willows Hotel 555 West Surf Street 800-787-3108

DINING Restaurants / Cafés

Acre Restaurant Andies Restaurant Andies Restaurant Angelina Ann Sather Restaurant Ann Sather Restaurant Anna Maria Pasteria Atwood Cafe Big Chicks Bistrot Margot Bite Bittersweet Old Crow Smokehouse Chicago Diner, The Chicago Pizza & Oven Grinder D.S. Tequila Company Dinotto Diva Restaurant Efes Cafe Fiesta Mexicana Fireplace Inn Fireside Restaurant & Lounge Flat Top Grill Southport Forever Yogurt Golden Apple Grill Half Shell, The Halsted's Bar & Grill Hamburger Mary's Horizon Café Indian Garden Jack’s on Halsted Joe's Seafood Joy's Noodles Kit Kat Lounge & Supper Club Kopi Café Las Mañanitas Leona's Neighborhood Rest. Magnolia Café Mark’s Chop Suey on Halsted Melrose Mia Francesca Minibar Mity Nice Bar & Grill Noodles in The Pot Nookie's Tree Panino’s Café & Pizzeria Pat's Pizza Pie Hole Rise Sushi Roscoe's Tavern Russian Tea Time Salpicón Saugatuck Coffee Company Scoozi! Select Cut Steakhouse Sofra Turkish Kitchen South Water Kitchen Swedish Bakery T's Bar and Restaurant Tapas Gitana Taverna 750 Thai Classic Tweet Wishbone Yoshi's Café

5308 North Clark Street 1467 West Montrose Ave 5253 North Clark Street 3561 North Broadway 5207 North Clark Street 909 West Belmont Avenue 4400 North Clark Street 1 West Washington Street 5024 North Sheridan Road 1437 North Wells Street 1039 North Western Avenue 1114 West Belmont Avenue 3506 North Clark Street 3411 North Halsted Street 2121 North Clark Street 3352 North Halsted Street 215 West North Avenue 3542 North Halsted Street 2833 North Broadway 4806 North Broadway 1448 North Wells Street 5739 North Ravenswood Ave 3200 North Southport Ave 931 West Belmont Avenue 2971 North Lincoln Avenue 676 West Diversey Pkwy 3441 North Halsted Street 5400 North Clark Street 3805 North Broadway 247 East Ontario Street 3201 North Halsted Street 60 East Grand Avenue 3257 North Broadway Ave 3700 North Halsted Street 5317 North Clark Street 3523 North Halsted Street 3215 North Sheffield Avenue 1224 West Wilson Avenue 3343 North Halsted Street 3233 North Broadway 3311 North Clark Street 3341 North Halsted Street 835 North Michigan Avenue 2453 North Halsted Street 3334 North Halsted Street 3702 North Broadway Street 2679 North Lincoln Avenue 3477 North Broadway Street 3401 North Southport Ave 3356 North Halsted Street 77 East Adams Street 1252 North Wells Street 3344 North Halsted Street 410 West Huron Street 2808 North Halsted Street 3134 North Lincoln Avenue 225 North Wabash Avenue 5348 North Clark Street 5025 North Clark Street 3445 North Halsted Street 750 West Cornelia Street 3332 North Clark Street 5020 North Sheridan Road 3300 North Lincoln Avenue 3257 North Halsted Street

773-334-7600 773-348-0654 773-784-8616 773-935-5933 773-271-6677 773-348-2378 773-506-2662 312-368-1900 773-728-5511 312-587-3660 773-395-2483 773-929-1100 773-549-9100 773-935-6696 773-248-2570 773-697-9127 312-202-0302 773-857-0571 773-880-0063 773-769-4244 312-664-5264 773-561-7433 773-665-8100 773-770-6953 773-528-1413 773-549-1773 773-348-9696 773-784-6969 773-883-1565 312-280-4910 773-244-9191 312-379-5637 773-327-8330 773-525-1111 773-989-5674 773-528-2109 773-327-8861 773-728-8785 773-281-9090 773-327-2060 773-281-3310 773-871-6227 312-335-4745 773-975-6177 773-248-9888 773-472-6200 773-248-0168 773-525-8888 773-525-3535 773-281-3355 312-360-0000 312-988-7811 773-857-3002 312-943-5900 773-244-1500 773-935-6101 312-236-9300 773-561-8919 773-784-6000 773-296-6046 773-904-7466 773-404-2000 773-728-5511 773-549-2663 773-248-6160

NIGHTLIFE Bars / Dance Clubs / Lounges / Piano

NIGHTLIFE 30

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2nd Story Bar 3160 @mosphere (Atmosphere) Baton Show Lounge Berlin Big Chicks Bobby Love's Replay Cell Block - Chicago Charlie’s Chicago Closet, The Cocktail CREW D.S. Tequila Company Elixer Escapades Fireside Restaurant and Lounge Funky Buddha Lounge Granville Anvil Halsted's Bar & Grill Hydrate Inn Exile Jackhammer Jeffrey Pub Kit Kat Lounge & Supper Club Little Jim’s Lucky Horseshoe Lounge Man’s Country Manhandler Saloon Max Bar Minibar North End Parlour On Clark Raw Bar & Grill Roscoe's Tavern Scarlet Bar Scot's Sidetrack Smart Bar SOFO Tap Spin Touché Twisted Vine, The Violet Hour

157 East Ohio Street 3160 North Clark Street 5355 North Clark Street 436 North Clark Street 954 West Belmont Avenue 5024 North Sheridan Road 3729 North Halsted Street 3439 North Halsted Street 3702 North Halsted Street 3726 North Broadway Street 3325 North Broadway Street 3359 North Halsted Street 4804 North Broadway 3352 North Halsted Street 3452 North Halsted Street 6301 South Harlem Avenue 5739 North Ravenswood Ave 728 West Grand Avenue 1137 West Granville Avenue 3441 North Halsted Street 3458 North Halsted Street 5758 West 65th Street 6406 North Clark Street 7041 South Jeffrey Boulevard 3700 North Halsted Street 3501 North Halsted Street 3169 North Halsted Street 5017 North Clark Street 1948 North Halsted Street 2247 North Lincoln Avenue 3341 North Halsted Street 3733 North Halsted Street 6341 North Clark Street 3720 North Clark Street 3356 North Halsted Street 3320 North Halsted Street 1829 West Montrose Avenue 3349 North Halsted Street 3730 North Clark Street 4923 North Clark Street 800 West Belmont Avenue 6412 North Clark Street 3530 North Halsted Street 1520 North Damon Avenue

312-923-9536 773-327-5969 773-784-1100 312-644-5269 773-348-4975 773-528-5511 773-525-1200 773-525-1125 773-665-8064 773-871-8887 773-477-8533 773-477-1420 773-784-2349 773-697-9127 773-975-9244 773-229-0886 773-561-7433 312-666-1695 773-973-0006 773-348-9696 773-975-9244 773-582-3510 773-743-5772 773-363-8555 773-525-1111 773-871-6116 773-404-3169 773-878-2069 773-871-3339 773-549-5884 773-871-6227 773-477-7999 773-564-9274 773-348-7291 773-281-3355 773-348-1053 773-528-3253 773-477-9189 773-549-4140 773-784-7636 773-327-7711 773-465-7400 773-388-0942 773-252-1500

5017 North Clark Street 3246 North Halsted Street

773-878-2069 773-929-6080

Mens Sauna Man’s Country Steamworks

RESOURCES 40 Center on Halsted (LGBT Comm. Center) 656 N Halsted St 773-472-6469 Chicago Area Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Comm. glchambe.org 773-303-0167 Chicago Tourism choosechicago.com 312-567-8500 Equality Illinois equalityillinois.org 773-477-7173 Howard Brown Health Center 4025 North Sheridan Road 773-388-1600 41 Northalsted Business Alliance northalsted.com 773-883-0500

BOOKSTORE

SHOPPING & SERVICES Adult Entertainment / Products Adult Fantasy Batteries Not Included Bijou Theater and Sex Club 50 Gay Mart Pleasure Chest

2928 North Broadway 3420 North Halsted Street 1349 North Wells Street 3457 North Halsted Street 3436 North Lincoln Avenue

773-525-9705 773-935-9900 312-943-5397 773-929-4272 773-525-7151

Antiques / Imports / Collectibles Brownstone Antiques & Collectibles 5234 North Clark Street

773-878-9800

Attractions (see pages 16-17 for more info) CityPASS

www.citypass.com

888-330-5008

Bookstores Barbara's Bookstore (Willis Tower) 233 South Wacker Drive Frenchy's Adult Bookstore 872 North State Street Over 21 Bookstore 1347 North Wells Street Ram Bookstore, The 3511 North Halsted Street Southwest Book & Video 7733 South Cicero Avenue Unabridged Bookstore 3251 North Broadway Street 51 Women & Children First 5233 North Clark Street

312-466-0223 312-337-9190 312-337-8730 773-525-9528 773-581-2202 773-883-9119 773-769-9299

Clothing, Clubwear & Costumes Alcala's Western Wear Beatnix Fantasy Costumes Hollywood Mirror Turley Road

1733 West Chicago Avenue 3400 North Halsted Street 4065 North Milwaukee 812 West Belmont Avenue 5239 North Clark Street

312-226-0152 773-281-6933 773-777-0222 773-404-2044 773-878-0097

SHOPPING

Events (see pages 18-19 for more info) GLBT Travel Expo

www.glbttravelexpo.com

718-622-5709

www.equalityforum.com

215-732-3378

3515 North Halsted Street 3247 North Broadway Street 53 West Hubbard Street

773-348-3884 773-525-0616 312-923-9210

Events (out-of-town) Equality Forum

Gifts & Cards Cupid's Treasures He Who Eats Mud Te-Jay's

Hair Salons / Barbershops Chicago Male Robert Jeffrey Hair Salon Salon Michael Styles Unlimited

3418 North Halsted Street 3434 North Halsted Street 1437 North Milwaukee Ave 5335 North Clark Street

773-281-6005 773-525-8800 773-862-1000 773-561-5566

Pharmacies / Health & Beauty Thorndale Pharmacy

1104 West Thorndale Avenue 773-561-6660

Health Clubs / Gyms / Exercise & Fitness Cheetah Gym 52 David Barton Gym- Chicago Number One Gym Quads

5248 North Clark Street 600 West Chicago Avenue 3232 North Sheffield Street 3727 North Broadway

773-728-7777 312-836-9127 773-871-1496 773-404-7867

1425 West Diversey Parkway

773-871-2222

Jewelry Jan Dee Jewelry

RESOURCES

Sport-Athletic Organization / Club Frontrunners/Frontwalkers Chicago

www.frfwchicago.org

Tanning Salons Halsted Street Beach Tanning Salon Ultimate Exposure Tanning Centers Ultimate Exposure Tanning Centers Ultimate Exposure Tanning Centers

3741 North Halsted Street 3320 North Broadway 1229 West Fullerton 2210 North Clark Street

773-327-1005 773-472-2900 773-281-0569 773-248-8268

Tattoos / Piercing / Jewelry Alley, The

3228 North Clark Street

773-883-1800

www.cgmc.org

773-296-0541

Theater Chicago Gay Men's Chorus

Travel Services / Tours / Sightseeing Amtrak Orbitz

www.amtrak.com www.orbitz.com

800-USA-RAIL 888-656-4546

4923 North Clark Street 5307 North Clark Street 3221 North Broadway Street 178 North Wells Avenue

773-561-8322 773-878-3434 773-248-3434 312-263-9266

Video Sales / Rentals Banana Video Specialty Video & DVD Specialty Video & DVD Wells Book & Video

Rogers Park Inset 37 34

Andersonville Inset 21

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City Suites Hotel Days Inn Chicago Hotel Allegro Hotel Burnham Hotel Monaco Chicago, The Hyatt Regency Chicago Inn At Lincoln Park Majestic, The Willows Hotel

NIGHTLIFE 30 31 32 34 35 36 37

RESOURCES 40 Center on Halsted 41 Northalsted Business Alliance

DINING 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27

Chicago Pizza & Oven Grinder Hamburger Mary’s Joe's Las Mañanitas Melrose (24 Hours) Russian Tea Time Select Cut Steakhouse Yoshi's Café

Baton Show Lounge Buck’s Saloon Charlie’s Chicago Jackhammer Scarlett Spin Touché

SHOPPING & SERVICES 50 Gay Mart 51 Women & Children First 52 David Barton Gym

Lakeview & North Halsted

Downtown / The Loop 52

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24 Library

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Attractions About Face Theatre

John G. Shedd Aquarium 1200 S Lake Shore Drive

1222 West Wilson, 2nd Floor 773-784-8565

Alder Planetarium 1300 S Lake Shore Drive www.alderplanetarium.org 312-922-STAR Mon - Fri: 9:30am - 4:30pm Weekends: 9am - 4:30pm 1st Fri of the month: 9:30am - 10pm

Art Institute of Chicago

www.sheddaquarium.org 312-939-2426 Strap a mask and flippers onto your imagination and chart a course to Shedd Aquarium. Have you ever sailed the Pacific Northwest on a whale-watching cruise? Gotten eye-to-eye with a shark? Or followed a sea turtle as she soared through the Caribbean? At Shedd, it's all possible. Please call for hours.

111 S Michigan Avenue www.artic.edu 312-443-3600

Lesbian Avengers www.lesbian.org/chicago-avengers 312-409-3705

Mon - Fri 10:30am - 4:30pm

Leather Archives & Museum

Wed: 10:30am - 8pm

6418 North Greenview Avenue

Sat - Sun 10:00am - 5:00pm

www.leatherarchives.org

Artemis Singers 311 West Washington www.artemissingers.org 773-764-4465

773-761-9200 Thur - Fri: 12pm - 8pm Sat - Sun: 12pm - 5pm

Museum of Broadcast Communications

Bailiwick Arts Center 1229 West Belmont 773-883-1090

Chicago Black Lesbians & Gays 5828 North Winthrop Avenue 773-275-8669, 773-871-2117

78 East Washington 312-629-6000 Mon - Sat: 9:30am - 5:30pm Sun 12pm - 5:00pm

Museum of Contemporary Photography

Chicago Cultural Center 78 East Washington

Columbia College Chicago

312-744-6630

600 S. Michigan Avenue

Chicago Gay Men’s Chorus 2936 North Southport www.cgmc.org 773-296-0541

mocp@colum.edu 312-344-7104 Mon - Fri: 10am - 5pm Thur: 10am - 8pm, Sat: 12pm - 5pm

Chicago Gay Tours 773-416-4673

Chicago Neighborhood Tours 78 East Washington Street 312-742-1190

DuSable Museum of African American History

Museum of Holography 1134 West Washington Boulevard 312-226-1007 Wed - Sun: 12:30pm - 5pm Closed Mon and Tue

Museum of Science and Industry

740 East 56th Place

5700 South Lake Shore Drive

www.dusablemuseum.org

www.msichicago.org

773-947-0600

773-684-1414

Field Museum, The 1400 S Lake Shore Drive www.fieldmuseum.org 312-922-9410

Navy Pier Amusement rides, Concerts, and special events throughout the year – especially in the summer months

Spertus Museum

Hours: 9:00am - 5:00pm

Great Lakes Bears www.glbears.com 773-509-5135

618 South Michigan Avenue www.spertus.edu 312-322-1700

Hancock Observatory, The

Sun - Wed: 10am - 5pm

875 N Michigan Avenue

Thu: 10am - 7pm, Fri: 10am - 3pm

Willis Tower Skydeck

888-875-8439

Historical Society Clark Street at North Avenue

233 South Wacker Drive (Entrance on Jackson Blvd)

312-642-4600

312-875-9696

Windy City Gay Chorus

www.chicagohs.org Mon - Sat: 9:30am - 4:30pm Sun: 12:00pm - 5:00pm

3023 North Clark Street www.windycitysings.org 773-404-9242

Events FEB

EVENTS

32nd Annual Proud to Run

Justice For All - Equality Illinois 2013 Gala February 9th, 2013 Hilton Chicago, 720 S. Michigan Ave. 773-477-7173 The 2013 Gala will be held at the prestigious Chicago Hilton and Towers on the edge of Chicagoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s downtown.

APR 6th Annual Chicago Gay Men's Chorus Big Package Auction April 20th, 2013 [4:30PM -10:00PM+] Sidetrack Chicago, The Video Bar 3349 North Halsted Street, Chicago Join special guest hostess Miss Richfield 1981 for hors d'oeuvres, cocktails, sweets, and tons of laughs! Don't miss your opportunity to bid LIVE on exciting, funfilled prize packages presented by a lineup of Boystowns sexiest hunks, hunkiest men modeling the latest designs in underwear provided by CRAM Fashion!

MAY International Mr. Leather May 24th - 27th, 2013 Vic Theater (Lakeview, edge of Boystown) 3145 North Sheffield, Chicago 800-545-6753, www.imrl.com The world's hottest leathermen come together to compete for the title of Intâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;l Mr. Leather, as IML celebrates its 35rd Anniversary, (Memorial Day Weekend) in Chicago. About 400 gay leathermen gathered in Chicago in 1979 for the first International Mr. Leather contest. Today, the event has grown to be an annual tradition for thousands in the leather community - drawing contestants and attendees from around the globe.

JUN Chicago Blues Festival 2013 June 6th - 9th, 2013 Grant Park & Millennium Park 312-744-5000, chicagofestivals.net The largest free admission Blues festival in the world, the four-day festival offers the best in national, international and local Blues entertainment on six stages with more than 70 performances, preceded by a month of Blues activities (Blues Season) throughout Chicago.

Chicago Pride Parade & Festival June 30th, 2013 [@ 12 Noon] 3712 North Broadway 773-348-8243 www.chicagopridecalendar.org Every year in Chicago, June Pride Month features dozens of social, cultural, athletic and political events. These events, that take place in different areas of the metro Chicago area, are organized by various community organizations and individuals. The parade route: It will begin at Chicago Pride on N Broadway between N. Sheridan Road and N. Clarendon Ave, it will then continue down N. Halsted St and finish at corner of N. Sheridan and N. Cannon Rd.

Taste of Chicago 34th Anniversary, A 4-star Feastival of Food and Fun

June 29th, 2013 Montrose Avenue at Simmonds Drive (East of Lakeshore Drive) www.proudtorun.org Run. Walk. Or Strut-Celebrating Pride in a Healthy Way. Proud To Run is a 10K run and 5K run / walk that celebrates Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer/Questioning, Intersex/Inquiring, & Allies (LGBTQI&A) pride. Presented in Association with Frontrunner / Frontwalkers Chicago (LGBTQI&A running & walking club).

JUL Chicago Black GLBT Pride June 30th - July 4th, 2013 Sherman Park, 55th & Racine 888-922-7244, windycityblackpride.org The largest celebration in the Midwest for the African-American Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender (LGBT) community. The weekend consists of dynamic workshops and seminars, feature performances and entertainment, film screenings, health outreach, discussion panels, and vendor exhibitions.

AUG Northalsted Market Days August 10th - 11th, 2013 [11AM-10PM] On N Halsted, btwn Belmont/Addison 866-542-8365, chicagoevents.com This event is the largest two-day street fair in the Midwest, and lives up to its reputation as one of the country's finest festivals! The event spans six city blocks, has 17 entrance gates and features three music stages with more than 40 musical acts performing. Market Days is also famous for its vast array of unique food, and arts and crafts vendors.

Windy City Rodeo August 23rd - 25th, 20103 Six Guns Ranch, Crete, IL www.ilgra.com

Chicago Jazz Festival August 29th - September 1st, 2013 www.cityofchicago.org Known for its artistic creativity, the Chicago Jazz Festival is a favorite Labor Day Weekend tradition. It promotes awareness and appreciation for all forms of jazz through free, quality live musical performance.

Viva! Chicago Latin Music Festival August 29th - 30th, 2013 Grant Park Museums, 331 E Randolph St 312-742-7648, chicagoparkdistrict.com This colorful and exciting festival celebrates music that includes Latin Pop, Rock, Salsa, Reggaeton, Merngue, as well as the music of the Americas, the Caribbean and Espana. The Festival also features an Art Fair and delicious food.

SEP Out in the Park at Six Flags Great America September 14th, 2013 [9PM-1AM] gaysixflagschicago.com

OCT

July 10th -14th, 2013 [11AM-9PM] Grant Park, Chicago, IL 312-744-3315, www.cityofchicago.org Admission & events are free, but you have to pay for food/drink. Purchases are made by ticket only. Tickets are sold in strips of 12 for $8. Large items are generally 9-10 tickets, side portions 6-7 tickets, soft drinks 4 tickets. All daily restaurants offer a small "Taste" portion for 2-3 tickets.

Chicago International Film Festival Oct 10th - 24th, 2013 www.chicagofilmfestival.com

NOV The Annual Chicago Lesbian & Gay International Film Festival November Dates & Locations TBA www.cityofchicago.org www.reelingfilmfestival.org

Saugatuck / Douglas ucked between soaring sand dunes and the glorious Kalamazoo River, Saugatuck-Douglas showers the spoils of resort-life on locals and visitors alike. With its beautiful beaches and eclectic cuisine and nightlife, the area’s relaxed atmosphere has charmed gays & lesbians for nearly a century. Once a thriving lumber town, Saugatuck-Douglas became a popular tourist destination in the early 1800s. By 1870, Chicago and St. Louis natives commonly traveled to the Saugatuck-Douglas lakeshore to escape the summer heat, but the area’s true turning point came in 1910, when artists from the Chicago Art Institute established the Summer School of Painting on the Ox-Bow Lagoon. Ox-Bow encouraged a gay presence in Saugatuck-Douglas and over time, the community flourished as a gay safe haven. In fact, tourists have warmly nicknamed Saugatuck the “Fire Island of the Midwest.” After forging a reputation as a gay-friendly weekend retreat, Saugatuck-Douglas emerged as a pillar of the greater Midwest gay community. Many who once called Saugatuck-Douglas a home away from home became full-time investors in the town’s success. As they fell deeper in love with their surroundings, the weekend warriors purchased and renovated homes and businesses building the community and making it an even better destination for gay and lesbian travelers. This summer, the City of Saugatuck passed its first non-discrimination law, protecting the rights of all citizens, including gays and lesbians... A wonderful step forward for the community.

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Greetings... from the Mayor of Saugatuck I am very pleased to welcome our GLBT visitors to Saugatuck. Saugatuck celebrates our diversity and welcomes everyone. I hope you come to understand why Saugatuck is a special place not only to those of us who live here but also to those who visit. During your visit, stroll our historic downtown, visit our unique shops and art galleries and enjoy our award winning restaurants. Saugatuck’s Oval Beach has been acclaimed as one of the best beaches in the country. Oval Beach and the Saugatuck Harbor Natural Area, 173 acres of endangered dune land just north of the beach, are a must visit for hikers, beach-combers, swimming, walking, surfing or watching a beautiful Lake Michigan sunset. Be sure to visit all of our beautiful parks throughout the City. On Wednesday evenings during the summer plan on having a picnic at Wicks Park for the free Music in the Park event. You should also visit Mt. Baldhead Park and climb the 302 steps to the top of historic Mt. Baldhead. This park is also the site of the award winning Saugatuck/Douglas History Museum. Thank you for visiting Saugatuck. We hope you have a great stay and will come back soon! Sincerely,

Bill Hess Mayor, Saugatuck

Welcome...

Events JAN

JUN

Wine Pairing Gourmet Dinners

Viva Las Vegas Weekend

Jan. 4th, 2014 [6PM] 1st Saturday each month thru April The Belvedere Restaurant 269-857-5777, thebelvedereinn.com Pairing wines from various growing regions or boutique wineries with a six course dinner prepared by Chef Shaun Glynn.

June 7th - 8th, 2013 saugatuckfireworks.org Elvis is here.....Poker, Black Jack, Roulette and more! Vegas style shows, comedians and a magician. Event benefiting the Saugatuck/Douglas Fireworks Fund.

FEB

June 15th - October 12th, 2013 10AM-2PM, Saturdays 222 Sout Maple Street fennville.com/farmersmarket.html

Mardi Gras Parade February 4th, 2014 [7PM] Downtown Douglas 269-857-1438 or 269-857-1701 Parade, food, fun foolery in a small town atmosphere! New Orleans style parade through downtown Douglas, ending at a local restaurant/bar for prizes & dancing.

Mardi Gras Pre-and Post-Parade New Orleans Style Parties February 4th, 2014 [6PM] Saugatuck Brewing Company 2948 Blue Star Highway, Douglas, MI 269-857-7222, saugatuckbrewing.com

Join us, come “Discover Douglas” a beautiful lakeshore community located just across the Kalamazoo River from Saugatuck. We are a community that proudly embraces human equality, we are one of the first communities in Michigan to support that notion by passing a human rights ordinance in 1980. Come take a drive or ride a bike on our scenic Lakeshore Drive; spend the afternoon relaxing at Douglas Beach. Spend the night with us; we have a number of wonderful lodging establishments including some of the best Bed & Breakfasts in the area or you can check out The Douglas Dunes, Michigan’s largest gay and lesbian resort. The downtown shopping area is perfect for finding home accessories, interior design and antique furnishings, as well as fantastic art galleries and jewelry shops. You can hang outside and get a bite to eat while listening to live music by the beer tent at our Downtown Douglas Socials, held on Thursday evenings in July and August, or visit us during our seasonal open houses or gallery strolls. Join us, come “Discover Douglas” a place where relaxation abounds. Thank you for taking time to “Discover Douglas”, I’m sure you will enjoy the many things we have to offer. Sincerely,

Jim Wiley Mayor, City of Douglas

JUL Art & All That Jazz July 6th, 2013 [6-8PM] Downtown Douglas 269-857-1438 Stroll through the galleries & shops, enjoy live music & dine in our great restaurants. Dancing in the streets encouraged.

AUG White with a splash of rainbow 5k Run

MAR St. Patrick’s Day Pub Crawl March 15th, 2014 [2PM-Midnight] Call Ship-N-Shore 269-857-2194 This year the pub crawl kicks off, with all of the pub crawlers participating in the St. Patrick's Day Parade. The Pub Crawl will make numerous stops in Saugatuck and Douglas, with transportation provided. Each Pub Crawl stop offers its own signature drink special, available exclusively to Pub Crawlers. The Pub Crawl wraps up at 10 pm at Coral Gables- but that's just when the "Pub Crawl After Party" begins, with a live band & entertainment!

Murder Mystery Weekend

from the Mayor of Douglas

Fennville Farmers Market

March 22nd - 23rd, 2014 Grand Escape Inns of Saugatuck 800-647-6023, grandescapeinns.com A weekend package featuring you, cast in a murder mystery event over a 5-course dinner.

APR Allegan Antique Market April 27th, 2014 Last Sun of the month Allegan County Fairgrounds 616-735-3333, alleganantiques.com 200 exhibitors inside 200 outside, rain or shine.

Bras for a Cause Event (3rd Annual) April 27th, 2013 [5:30PM] Saugatuck Brewing Company 2948 Blue Star Highway, Douglas, MI 616-836-3523, or visit us on Facebook It's time for a favorite fashion show fundraiser! The fashion show will begin at 7:30pm at the Singapore Room located inside the Saugatuck Brewing Co. There will be drawings for gifts and prizes donated by local businesses during the auction. Donated items will be on display beginning at 5:30, be there to enter for your chance to win!. All proceeds benefit Relay for Life & the American Cancer Society.

MAY Felt Estate Gardens Tours Season Begins May 5th, 2013 (Sun-Tues) 6597 138th Avenue, Holland, MI 616-335-3050, feltmansion.org Tour the Felt Mansion Estate and Gardens, for a moment back in time, a journey to an era of tasteful refinement. Children 12 & under are always free during regular tours.

August 17th, 2013 [9AM Regis. 8AM] 269-857-5751, sdlibrary.org Run/Walk proceeds go to Saugatuck-Douglas Historical Society Young Scholars Intern Prog.

SEP The Goddess Show XVI Last Chance Closing Celebration September 8th, 2013 [2-5PM] Marcia Perry’s Ark Gallery 269-857-4210 Arts exhibit honoring the Divine Feminine.

NOV Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony & Visit From Santa November 29th, 2013 [5-7PM] Wicks Park 269-857-1626 Twinkling lights turn on for the season, music, refreshments & games.

DEC Saugatuck Christmas Parade December 7th, 2013 1pm. Festive Holiday Parade which includes local high school band, Peppermint Stick Brigade and Snow Shovel Brigade. Sponsored by the Visitors Bureau, (269) 857-1701.

Holiday Open House December 7th, 2013 3pm-7pm. American Spoon hosts open house featuring entertaining ideas for the holiday. Free event. (269) 857-3084

New Years Eve Celebration December 31st, 2013 Ring in the new year with dining, dancing, and delights! Offering three Great Dinner Packages at Coral Gables in Saguatuck. You can also enjoy local fun at the Crow Bar or Annex Piano Bar. For more info call 269-857-2162 or email maj@datawise.net. The White House Bistro in Saugatuck Dinner package that includes Champagne Toast, Dessert & musical guest - Stumble Head. For info call 269-857-3240. Everyday People Cafe Enjoy dining starting at 5:30 pm and live music starting 10:30 pm. Douglas. For information call 269-857-4240. Saugatuck Brewing Company Enjoy live music in the pub, holiday specials all night and a complimentary champagne toast at midnight! For more info call 269857-7222 or visit sbrewing.com

Downtown Saugatuck

Saugatuck

INFO FINDER ACCOMMODATIONS

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Beechwood Manor Inn Best Western Plaza Hotel Campit Resort (Fennville) Douglas House Bed & Breakfast Dunes Resort, The Hunter’s Lodge (Fennville)

DINING 11 Wild Dog Bar & Grille

NIGHTLIFE 5 Dunes Resort, The 10 Wild Dog Bar & Grille

SHOPPING & SERVICES 13 14 15 16

Cookies On Call Cookies on Call (inside The Butler Pantry) Thomas Greene Jim Sellman - Shoreline Realtors

Douglas

Downtown Douglas

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ACCOMMODATIONS FEATURED ACCOMMODATIONS 1 Beechwood Manor Inn & Cottage 269-857-1587 736 Pleasant Street, Saugatuck www.beechwoodmanorinn.com This fully licensed Inn & Cottage is the only B&B in Saugatuck that is listed on both the State & National Historic Registers, and has been featured in Life Magazine & The NY Times!

2 Best Western Plaza Hotel 269-857-7178 3457 Blue Star Highway, Saugatuck www.bestwesternsaugatuck.com Accommodations at the Best Western Plaza Hotel include rooms with two queen beds, romantic king rooms with whirlpool tub, and cozy king rooms with fireplace overlooking a scenic woodline.

3 Campit Outdoor Resort 877-CAMPIT-1 6635 118th Avenue, Fennville www.campitresort.com Campit is for Gay & Lesbian adult members & their friends and provides camping for tenters, RV'ers as well as a number of other lodging choices including a B&B, log cabins & vintage trailers.

4 Douglas House Bed & Breakfast 269-857-1119

41 North Spring Street, Douglas www.douglashouseinn.com Douglas House is a 1904 updated Queen Ann located in quiet downtown Douglas with restaurants, shopping, beaches, bars and entertainment close by. A total of four rooms are available. 616-283-3461

5 Dunes Resort, The 269-857-1401 333 Blue Star Highway, Douglas www.dunesresort.com The Dunes Resort is the largest gay and lesbian resort in the Midwest, providing comfortable accommodations and a diverse entertainment complex.

6 Hunterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Lodge 269-857-5402 2790 Blue Star Highway, Fennville www.thehunterslodge.com The Arts&-Crafts style log cabin structure will surround you with rustic charm, while our modern-day renovations create a pleasant & comfortable setting to complement your area get-away.

DINING Restaurants / Cafés

American Spoon 308 Butler Street, Saugatuck Back Alley Pizza Joint 22 Main Street, Douglas Belvedere Inn & Restaurant 3656 63rd Street, Saugatuck Blue Frog (Summer Season Only) 333 Blue Star Hwy, Saugatuck Boathouse, The 449 Water Street, Saugatuck Capitol Lounge at The White House 149 Griffith St., Saugatuck Chequers of Saugatuck 220 Culver St., Saugatuck Christo's Roadhouse 2935 Blue Star Hwy, Douglas Crane's Pie Panty Restaurant and Bakery 6054 124th Avenue 5 Dunes Resort, The 333 Blue Star Hwy, Douglas Elbo Room, The 880 Holland Street, Saugatuck Everyday People Cafe 11 Center Street, Douglas Fennville Station Dining Coach & Lounge 115 East Fennville St Glenn Restaurant, The 6999 114th St/Blue Star Hwy Hercules Bar & Grill 236 Culver Street, Saugatuck Hickory Pit, The 322 Culver Street, Sagatuck Kalico Kitchen Blue Star Hwy 319 Ferry Street, Douglas M&M Blue Star Cafe & Ice Cream 141 S Blue Star Hwy, Douglas Marro’s Italian Restaurant 147 Water Street, Saugatuck Mermaid Bar & Grille 340 Water Street, Saugatuck Monroe's Cafe- Grille 302 Culver Street, Saugatuck Phil's Bar & Grille 215 Bulter Street, Saugatuck Pumpernickel's Eatery 202 Butler Street, Saugatuck Respite Cappuccino Court 48 Center Street, Douglas Salt of the Earth 114 East Main St., Fennville Saugatuck Brewery Company 2946 Blue Star Hwy, Sauga. Saugatuck Tea Party Cafe 321 Water Street, Saugatuck Scooters Cafe & Pizzeria 322 Culver Steet, Saugatuck The Grill Room at Clearbrook 6494 Clearbrook Dr., Sauga. Uncommon Grounds Coffeehouse 6785 Enterprise Dr., Douglas Uncommon Grounds Coffehouse 127 Hoffman St., Saugatuck Vicki's Family Diner 102 Blue Star Hwy, Douglas Waypoint Restaurant 155 Blue Star Hwy, Douglas What Not Inn 2405 Blue Star Hwy, Fennville White House Bistro & Winery, The 149 Griffith St., Saugatuck Wicks Park Bar & Grill 449 Water Street, Saugatuck 10 Wild Dog Bar & Grill 24 Center Street, Douglas Zing Eat/Drink 310 Blue Star Hwy, Douglas

269-857-3084 269-857-7277 269-857-5777 269-857-1401 269-857-2888 269-857-3240 269-857-1868 269-857-1383 269-561-2297 269-857-1401 269-857-8646 269-857-4240 269-561-4030 269-227-3100 269-455-5112 269-857-6020 269-857-2678 269-857-1030 269-857-4248 269-857-8208 269-857-1242 269-857-1555 269-857-1196 269-857-5411 269-857-7258 269-857-7222 269-455-5351 269-857-1041 269-857-2000 269-455-5111 269-857-3333 269-857-3425 269-857-2569 269-543-3341 269-857-3240 269-857-2888 269-857-2519 269-857-3287

NIGHTLIFE 5 Dunes Resort, The Mermaid Bar & Grille Saugatuck Brewery Company Wicks Park Bar & Grill 10 Wild Dog Bar & Grill Zing Eat/Drink

333 Blue Star Hwy, Douglas 340 Water Street, Saugatuck 2946 Blue Star Hwy, Sauga. 449 Water Street, Saugatuck 24 Center Street, Douglas 310 Blue Star Hwy, Douglas

269-857-1401 269-857-8208 269-857-7222 269-857-2888 269-857-2519 269-857-3287

gaysaugatuckdouglas.com saugatuck.com www.westshoreaware.org

616-836-2770 269-857-1701 269-206-3061

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SHOPPING & SERVICES Antiques / Collectibles Retro / Modern Bentley’s Antiques & Fine Art Blue Star Antique Pavilion

3319 Blue Star Hwy, Sauga. 269-857-8600 50 Center Street, Douglas 269-857-3339 2948 Blue Star Hwy, Douglas 616-857-6041

Art Galleries

Blue Coast Artists 6322 113th Ave, Fennville Galerie Toulouse Vintage Poster Art 250 Culver St., Saugatuck Gebben Gray Gallery 120 East Main St., Fennville Good Goods 106 Mason Street, Saugatuck Koorey Creations 104 Hoffman St., Saugatuck La Fontsee Galleries 150 Center Street, Douglas Marcia Perry's Art Gallery & Sculptures 6248 Blue Star Hwy, Sa. Saugatuck Gallery 317 Butler Street, Saugatuck Water Street Gallery 98 Center Street, Douglas

Amazwi Contemporary Art 249 Culver Street, Saugatuck Amsterdam Art & Science 3483 Blue Star Hwy, Sauga. Douglas History Center & Museum 130 Center Street, Douglas Harbor Duck Adventures In Saugatuck Culver St at Couglin Park Saugatuck History Center 735 Park Street, Saugatuck

269-236-9260 269-857-5462 269-561-2004 269-857-1557 269-857-8050 269-857-1676 269-857-4210 269-857-1189 269-857-8485

Attractions

269-857-5551 269-857-3044 269-857-7900 269-857-DUCK 269-857-7900

Clothing Del Sol

201 Culver Street, Saugatuck 269-857-6154

Clothing continued... Glicks Images (Women) Landsharks Laura Jean Saugatuck Traders The Beach House

234 Butler Street, Saugatuck 140 Butler Street, Saugatuck 306 Butler Street, Saugatuck 33 Center Street, Douglas 214 Butler Street, Saugatuck 311 Water Street, Saugatuck

269-455-5137 269-857-7504 269-857-8831 269-455-5110 269-857-4005 269-857-2313

Cookies / Confections / Baked Goods 13 Cookies On Call 25 Center Street, Douglas 269-857-3065 14 Cookies on Call (inside The Butler Pantry) 119 Butler St., Sa. 269-857-4875

Events (see page 31 for area event information) Florists Back to the Fuchsia-A Flower Shop 439 Butler St., Saugatuck

269-857-2963

Food Stores / Markets / Delicatessens Demond's Super Valu Earl's Farm Market Olive Mill, The River Market and Deli, The Summertime Market

237 Center Street, Douglas 1630 Blue Star Highway 220 Culver Street, Saugatuck 650 Water Street, Saugatuck 176 Blue Star Hwy, Douglas

269-857-2443 269-227-2074 269-857-5900 269-857-8899 269-857-8568

Gifts, Cards & Accessories Button Gallery, The Czarinaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Treasure Groovy Groovy Hoopdee Scootee Lakeshore Convenience Possessions Santa Fe Trading Company 15 Thomas Greene Tuck's The Christmas Shop With our Hands

161 Blue Star Hwy, Douglas 403 Water Street, Saugatuck 56 Blue Star Hwy, Douglas 133 Mason Street, Saugatuck 155 Blue Star Hwy, Douglas 25 Center Street, Douglas 325 Butler Street, Saugatuck 23 Center Street, Douglas 252 Butler Street, Saugatuck 303 Butler Street, Saugatuck

269-857-2175 269-857-7216 269-857-2171 269-857-4141 269-857-1235 269-857-1925 269-857-1359 269-857-4063 269-857-4594 269-857-4138

Hair Salons / Barbershops Center Stage Salon L Salon

100 Blue Star Hwy, Douglas 50 East Center St, Douglas

269-857-1522 269-362-1255

6492 Blue Star Hwy, Sauga.

269-857-7867

34 Center Street, Douglas 119 Butler Street, Saugatuck 50 East Center St, Douglas 360 Water Street, Saugatuck

269-857-2060 269-857-4875 269-857-8100 269-857-7465

23 Center Street, Douglas 105 & 109 Butler St, Sauga.

269-857-8738 269-857-3120

Health Clubs / Gyms Pump House Gym

Home Decor Brackett & Company Butler Pantry, The It is What it is Pink Patio, The

Jewelry / Jewelers Phillip & Son Jewelry Sanborn' Jewelers

Leather Goods Amaru Leather

322 Griffith Street, Saugatuck 269-857-3745

Massage / Massage Therapists A Sense of Touch Massage

50 East Center St., Douglas

616-502-2044

Pet Stores / Supplies / Services Groovy Paws Just Dogs Saugatuck

131 Mason Street, Saugatuck 269-857-1227 252 Culver Street, Saugatuck 269-857-8108

Photography Shops & Services Framing for Friends

105A Blue Star Hwy, Douglas 269-857-8262

Real Estate Services 16 Jim Sellman Shoreline Realtors 202 Center St., Douglas Michael Kooistra / Keller Williams Realty 630 Kenmore SE, Grand Rapids, MI

269-857-8030 616-575-1152

Recreation Running Rivers Kayak Rental Wades Bayou Mem. Park, Douglas 616-218-5021

Theater / Performing Arts Red Barn Playhouse Sauagtuck Center for the Arts

3657 63rd Street, Saugatuck 269-857-5300 400 Culver Street, Saugatuck 269-857-2399

Transportation Services Cyndi's Moonlight Express Interurban Transit Authority

Saugatuck & Douglas saugatuckinterurban.org

269-910-3222 269-857-1418

Travel Services / Tours / Sightseeing Hungry Village Tours Saugatuck Boat Cruises

400 Culver Street, Saugatuck 269-857-1700 716 Water Street, Saugatuck 269-857-4261

Wine & Spirits Wine Sellers of Saugatuck

247 Butler Street, Saugatuck

269-857-7815

Wineries Fenn Valley Vinyards

6130 122nd Avenue, Fennville 269-561-2396

Chicago including

Saugatuck & Douglas, MI