Andersonville Entertainment

Like most of Chicago, Andersonville is home to an exciting and active nightlife, including a variety of unique restaurants, fabulous cafes and great nightclubs, many with live music. Clark Street, which is the main street for commercial property in Andersonville, is well-known for its eclectic collection of restaurants, including Middle Eastern, European, Asian, Swedish, and more. In fact, there is a proud history of Swedish culture in Andersonville; many of the restaurants serve such Swedish favorites as lingonberries, lutefisk, and the seasonal drink, “Glog”

 Privately owned shops and salons bring a unique charm to Andersonville.  Centrally located on Clark Street in an area also known as SoFo, Andersonville residents enjoy such unique shops as a designer store for the middle-aged woman, a stationery store with hand silk-screened designs, plus fun and funky thrift stores.

 Andersonville also serves as a home to many performing and visual arts organizations that bring wonderful exhibits and concerts to the neighborhood. The Chicago Filmmakers, which frequently sponsors film screenings, has an office on North Clark Street. The Las Manos gallery presents artwork by artists in varying stages of their careers at reasonable prices. The Swedish American Museum, still a neighborhood icon and a stronghold for the local Swedish culture, keeps the historic foundation of Andersonville alive.

 Want a festival?  Andersonville is known for its Midsommerfest, held in mid-June and full of awesome international fare and live entertainment.