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Each summer Wallace's puts on outdoor blues concerts in East Garfield Park, and you should not pass up such an opportunity.
Each summer Wallace's puts on outdoor blues concerts in East Garfield Park, and you should not pass up such an opportunity. Word has it this parking lot extravaganza may be the best blues experience known to man. Check their website for details.
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2800 West Madison Street, Chicago, IL, United States
+1 773-638-3474
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