You might have a Super Bowl party or two this weekend, but don’t miss out on restaurant, shopping and museum deals around Chicago.
Free Women’s Heart Health Screenings
Feb. 5
Chicago
Heart disease is the leading cause of death of American women. In honor of American Heart Month, the Burlington on Canal Street in Chicago is teaming up with WomenHeart to provide free women’s heart health screenings on Friday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Sweets, Bubbly and Gifts at 3 Evanston Stores
Feb. 5-7
Evanston
Still looking for that perfect Valentine’s Day gift? Visit Stumble & Relish this weekend for 20 percent off Marla Studio, Verre and Mineralogy products, plus cookies and Prosecco cocktails. See Jane Sparkle and Karnas will also offer sales or treats.
Taste on Chestnut Celebrates One Year Anniversary
Throughout February
Winnetka
Taste on Chestnut is celebrating with prix fixe menus, a new community table and chalkboard wall, and a new menu and wine list with more options at different price points.
“Free February” at The Field Museum
Throughout February
Chicago
The Field Museum is offering free basic admission to Illinois residents this month (a $74 savings for a family of four), so there has never been a better time to get out and explore everything the museum has to offer. Kids ages 3-11 can also enjoy free entry to the Museum of Science and Industry throughout the month.
North Shore Restaurant Month
Throughout February
Various locations
Still recovering from Chicago Restaurant Week? Well, now it’s time to take advantage of dining deals around the North Shore for an entire month. Participating restaurants are providing special offers or prix fixe menus all February long.
Bonus:
- Join A. Perry Homes for sledding, broomball, luge runs, music, food, cocktails and more at Winterfest on Saturday, Feb. 6. Jim Cornelison will even sing the National Anthem before the Blackhawks game. Bring baby items, toiletries or cans of food for Northwestern Settlement.
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