The Wild Hare & Singing Armadillo Frog Sanctuary
Chicago
Check out The Wild Hare's rotating DJ performances for a glimpse of Chicago's diverse music scene.
The Wild Hare & Singing Armadillo Frog Sanctuary, nestled at 950 W Fulton St in Chicago, offers an urban oasis that harmonizes live music, art, and entertainment. This eclectic venue embraces a diverse musical repertoire yet remains firmly rooted in the rich traditions of reggae. It serves as a cultural crossroads, inviting communities to come together for vibrant and uplifting live performances.
Guests at The Wild Hare can look forward to a dynamic and ever-changing entertainment lineup. Each night, the air is filled with the sounds of the house band's live music performances, followed by sets from resident DJs and exclusive artist showcases. This commitment to showcasing both local talent and artists from beyond Chicago's borders underscores the venue's passion for music and culture.
Culinary offerings at The Wild Hare are thoughtfully curated, providing patrons with a selection of classic comfort foods accompanied by a refreshing cocktail menu. The venue's relaxed yet lively atmosphere is accentuated by its offering of snacks and drinks that cater to various tastes. Whether attendees are in the mood for a solo delight or a more communal dining experience, the menu accommodates all preferences.
The Wild Hare is not only a destination for live music enthusiasts but also a versatile event space. It caters to a variety of celebrations, offering options for intimate gatherings or larger events needing a full venue buyout. This adaptability makes it a suitable choice for events ranging from birthday parties to corporate gatherings.
Reviews
Ok..I am not one to write reviews but I was not happy. The Wildhare was one of my favorites growing up. I know times have changed but really. This being the only Chicago Reggae Club was very disappointing. They had a dj and I'm okay with that. But the website was not updated therefore I feel it was false advertising. The site said they open at 7 but they were not ready and did not let people in until 9. The site said it was Reggae and booze night but the music was house. I hope this is not how they normally do business because it is disappointing.I might give it another chance but hopefully they answer phone calls. Which we tried and no one answered, so I can find out if their website is correct for that night. Again very disappointed.
