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== The Cubby Bear ==
{{short description|A popular sports bar and music venue in Chicago}}


The '''Cubby Bear''' is a renowned entertainment venue located in [[Chicago]], [[Illinois]]. Known for its vibrant atmosphere and eclectic mix of live music, it has become a staple in the city's nightlife and entertainment scene.
[[File:Cubby_Bear_Wrigleyville.jpg|thumb|right|The Cubby Bear in Wrigleyville]]


=== History ===
'''The Cubby Bear''' is a well-known sports bar and live music venue located in the [[Wrigleyville]] neighborhood of [[Chicago]], [[Illinois]]. Situated directly across from [[Wrigley Field]], it has become a popular destination for both locals and tourists, especially on game days.


The Cubby Bear was established in [[1982]], and has since grown to become one of Chicago's most popular live music venues. It is located across the street from [[Wrigley Field]], home of the [[Chicago Cubs]], and is a favorite spot for fans to gather before and after games.
==History==
The Cubby Bear has a rich history that dates back to the early 1950s. Originally a small tavern, it has grown over the decades into a large entertainment complex. Its proximity to Wrigley Field has made it a favorite spot for [[Chicago Cubs]] fans to gather before and after games.


=== Live Music ===
==Location==
The venue is located at the intersection of [[Addison Street]] and [[Clark Street]], directly across from the main entrance of Wrigley Field. This prime location makes it an ideal spot for pre-game and post-game festivities.


The Cubby Bear is known for hosting a wide variety of live music performances. From local bands to nationally recognized artists, the venue offers a diverse lineup of musical genres. It has been the launching pad for many successful musicians and bands, further cementing its reputation as a premier live music venue in Chicago.
==Features==
The Cubby Bear offers a variety of features that cater to sports fans and music lovers alike:


=== Sports Bar ===
* '''Sports Bar''': The main floor is equipped with numerous large-screen televisions, making it an excellent place to watch live sports events.
* '''Live Music''': The venue hosts live music performances, featuring both local bands and nationally recognized artists.
* '''Food and Drink''': The menu includes a wide selection of bar food, including burgers, wings, and a variety of beers on tap.


In addition to its live music offerings, The Cubby Bear also operates as a sports bar. It is a popular gathering spot for Chicago Cubs fans, offering a lively atmosphere and a prime location for pre-game and post-game celebrations. The bar features numerous televisions for watching games, and serves a variety of food and drink options.
==Cultural Impact==
The Cubby Bear is more than just a bar; it is a cultural landmark in the Wrigleyville area. It has been featured in various media and is often mentioned in discussions about the best sports bars in Chicago.


=== Events ===
==Events==
In addition to being a sports bar, The Cubby Bear is known for hosting a variety of events, including:


The Cubby Bear also hosts a variety of other events, including trivia nights, karaoke, and private parties. These events contribute to the venue's lively atmosphere and make it a popular destination for both locals and tourists.
* '''Concerts''': The venue has a stage and sound system capable of hosting live music events.
 
* '''Private Parties''': It offers space for private events and parties, catering to a wide range of occasions.
=== See Also ===


==Related pages==
* [[Wrigley Field]]
* [[Chicago Cubs]]
* [[Chicago Cubs]]
* [[Wrigley Field]]
* [[Wrigleyville]]
* [[Music of Chicago]]
 
=== References ===
 
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=== External Links ===
 
* [http://www.cubbybear.com/ Official Website]


[[Category:Music venues in Chicago]]
[[Category:Music venues in Chicago]]
[[Category:Sports bars]]
[[Category:Sports bars in the United States]]
[[Category:1982 establishments in Illinois]]
[[Category:Tourist attractions in Chicago]]

Latest revision as of 06:41, 16 February 2025

A popular sports bar and music venue in Chicago


The Cubby Bear in Wrigleyville

The Cubby Bear is a well-known sports bar and live music venue located in the Wrigleyville neighborhood of Chicago, Illinois. Situated directly across from Wrigley Field, it has become a popular destination for both locals and tourists, especially on game days.

History[edit]

The Cubby Bear has a rich history that dates back to the early 1950s. Originally a small tavern, it has grown over the decades into a large entertainment complex. Its proximity to Wrigley Field has made it a favorite spot for Chicago Cubs fans to gather before and after games.

Location[edit]

The venue is located at the intersection of Addison Street and Clark Street, directly across from the main entrance of Wrigley Field. This prime location makes it an ideal spot for pre-game and post-game festivities.

Features[edit]

The Cubby Bear offers a variety of features that cater to sports fans and music lovers alike:

  • Sports Bar: The main floor is equipped with numerous large-screen televisions, making it an excellent place to watch live sports events.
  • Live Music: The venue hosts live music performances, featuring both local bands and nationally recognized artists.
  • Food and Drink: The menu includes a wide selection of bar food, including burgers, wings, and a variety of beers on tap.

Cultural Impact[edit]

The Cubby Bear is more than just a bar; it is a cultural landmark in the Wrigleyville area. It has been featured in various media and is often mentioned in discussions about the best sports bars in Chicago.

Events[edit]

In addition to being a sports bar, The Cubby Bear is known for hosting a variety of events, including:

  • Concerts: The venue has a stage and sound system capable of hosting live music events.
  • Private Parties: It offers space for private events and parties, catering to a wide range of occasions.

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