Plush Blue

June 12th, 2009

Plush Blue

Tickets and Seating Arrangements for House of Blues-Illinois and Jay Pritzker Pavilion

Nestled into the historic Marina City complex on the Chicago River is the House of Blues-Illinois, which is in the city of Chicago. Since 1996, the metal box of mud from the Delta Mississippi rests beneath the stage and the "Crazy Quilt" is on hand to keep the tradition alive. Located at 329 N. Dearborn in Chicago, the House of Blues-Illinois is modeled in the fashion of the Estavoski Opera House in Prague. It is the perfect destination to take in a late evening show and dinner with music starting at 10:00 p.m. every night of the week that an event is scheduled.

Regarded by many as the ultimate dining experience combined with top notch live music, the House of Blues-Illinois has a Gospel Brunch every Sunday that includes a splendid buffet and inspirational music to uplift the soul. Those who wish to experience a one of a kind time at the House of Blues should inquire about the Foundation Room which has a fireside lounge and prayer rooms along with spectacular dining and live entertainment. Want something a little more intimate, then reserve a seat that's a part of the famous House of Blues dinner packages. It may be the most romantic experience you've ever had and you'll be ready to have again soon.

Want to bring along a group of 12 to 20 people and get the party started in your own group? The house of Blues-Illinois offers private opera boxes for every upcoming concert. Your group will be delighted to enjoy the event in plush, private luxury. Every opera box extends out over the stage, providing a unique listening experience for all those who are in attendance. Each opera box has a dedicated staff to serve cocktails and make your visit outstandingly convenient and memorable. A catering menu makes it simple to plan an awesome night for you and an intimate group of friends for a fabulous show.

Jay Pritzker is a prominent businessman and member of the Pritzker family. If the name sounds familiar, it's because the Pritzker family owns the Hyatt Hotels. It may come as no surprise that the family contributed $15 million dollars to assist with the construction of the Jay Pritzker Pavilion. A structural wonder in and of itself, there are 4,000 fixed seats in the pavilion and a great lawn area that's 95,000 square feet and can accommodate 7,000 additional people. The spacious main stage is large enough to hold a full orchestra and 150-member chorus and a state of the art sound system gives everyone in attention the same acoustical pleasure as that achieved in an indoor concert auditorium.

The Jay Pritzker Pavilion differs from many other venues because it has gentle slopes for the levels rather than difficult steps to climb up and down. In summer months, you can attend free classical concerts such as the Grant Park Musical Festival. Regarded as a part of the Chicago theatre district, the Jay Pritzker Pavilion is companion to Cadillac Palace Theatre, Chicago Theatre, Goodman Theatre, Harris Theater, Joffrey Tower, Bank of America Theatre, Oriental Theatre, South Loop Theatres, Auditorium Theatre and Merle Reskin Theatre.

Within the Millennium Park the Jay Pritzker Pavilion is walking distance from many exciting venues on surrounding streets and is consider quite influenced by the likes of Robert Isreal, Piet Oudolf, Kathryn Gustafson, Jaume Plensa, Anish Kapoor, Frank Gehry and many others. Take a walk to the historic Michigan Boulevard District or bustling Randolph Street. Whether you choose the band shell event during the heat of the summer or a late fall event, you're sure to have a great time at the Jay Pritzker Pavilion.

About the Author

The name issues a reputation that House Of Blues IL lives up to for great dining and live entertainment pleasures. The Jay Pritzker Pavilion has been lauded with much recognition for design and user-friendly spaces that make outdoor music venues a fantastic way to spend a night under the stars.

What's so wrong about this lollipop keychain?

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I have this cute blue lollipop plush keychain that i wore on my bag to school. And one of my friend's was like..."Oh wow that looks SO wrong! But i'm not gona tell you why or else you'll never want to put that on your bag ever again..."

I have no idea what's wrong with my lollipop keychain?

Does it really look "wrong"?

(I don't have a dirty mind so i never noticed that anything was wrong with it)

its fine there is nothing wrong with it.
Your friend was afraid others would think you're a b**** or something since many people seem to misinterpret stuff and have bad intentions these days.

Lil wayne caught at the Plush Blue Party in Atlanta