This walking food tour runs the gamut of restaurants in Pilsen and although the neighborhood is currently known for its Mexican culture and cuisine, there was plenty of variety consumed throughout the night.

The Chicago Fringe Festival runs September 1-11 in Pilsen, and will consist of 50 different hour-long productions by not only local companies, but also across the United States.

This hip vintage shop in Pilsen has everything you need to look swank the next time you go out. And it doesn’t smell bad!

This East Pilsen spot promises fresh, local ingredients and serves up some of the city’s best eats –especially when it comes to brunch!

Every second Friday of the month, the artists of Pilsen open their gallery doors to the public, ready to show off their latest work.

Simones, a swanky bar built from reclaimed pin ball machines and a bowling alley, is the perfect example of this hip Pilsen scene where an amalgamation of the neighborhoods various working parts all come together.

The National Museum of Mexican Art is one of Chicago’s best, yet most under-appreciated art galleries.