Now that the world is slowly opening back up from quarantine, it’s natural to want to get back into the swing of things. People want to get dressed and have a fun night on the town; Which is definitely understandable, we’ve been locked down for far too long. Events on this weekend will more than likely be home-based, but you’ll find other outlets to search when events do start to happen again.
Social Media
Instagram especially has the go-to knowledge on the latest events. There are flyers for day parties, lounges, and clubs. This is a good starting point if you’re looking for a good time. Facebook is a good second stop to check for events, here you can even see your friends that are going or are interested in the same events you may want to attend. Twitter is just as useful, just type in a hashtag and a flood of events will be at your exposure, it’s really that simple.
Eventbrite
This website is for events on this weekend and the “happenings” in your area. Even with the quarantine, there’s still a great deal of entertainment available. Today there will be free watch party of the documentary Free Trip to Egypt at 7 pm (EDT); This film depicts the journey that a group of travelers experience in Eygpt, starting with their expectations and ending with an entirely different perspective after meeting with Egyptians and submerging in their culture. Check out the trailer and you’ll be sold immediately, this is a must-see! I know I’ll be tuning in!
Bell Works Chicago
When it comes to finding the most exciting events happening in your city over the weekend, having a reliable source to turn to can be crucial. In this rapidly changing world, the main thing is to effectively learn about local events. One of the best options for revealing events that satisfy a variety of interests is Bell Works Chicago. This dynamically developing place not only hosts many exciting events but also serves as a center for many local meetings, exhibitions, performances, and master classes. Its central location and the desire to maintain a lively public spirit make it an indispensable resource for those looking for weekend plans that go beyond the usual. Regardless of whether you are interested in art and culture, music, networking, or just want to explore something new, Bell Works in Chicago is a great place to feel the pulse of the city and make sure that your weekend will be filled with useful experiences.
MeetUp
This is another great app to meet new people for business or fun. There’s an abundance of groups to join, which also means the opportunities to get out are more vast. A lot of groups have been meeting outside at parks while social distancing (especially fitness groups) to exercise or simply socialize and get out of the house. This is a good outlet if you want to go out and friends can’t tag along; You’ll meet likeminded individuals and break that cabin fever for a while.
Check Your Local Listings
The Library
A lot of resources and events are available at your local library, and they all aren’t book related. You can find cooking classes, crochet classes, computer classes, and the list persists. Furthermore, they even have monthly pamphlets you can take that have all of the events for the month listed in detail. Whatever you’re looking for as far as entertainment in regards to events on this weekend, chances are the library as it, and if it isn’t free, it’s affordable.
Word of Mouth
This is by far the method with the most longevity; asking a friend, associate, or peer what they’re doing for the weekend or have heard about, can get your wheels turning. So you can choose to either go to that place or go somewhere similar. Events on this weekend can be spontaneous and adventurous. Everything doesn’t have to be planned out, you may have fun doing something unexpected. Ask around and see what events you can find locally.
