WANDERING along the River Severn towpath on a warm summer’s evening, leave the city centre and head towards Hallow. You will come to a spot opposite the north end of Pitchcroft which gives little indication of what it once was. Only a very steep path might be a hint. In days gone by, where the riverbank is now covered by manicured greenery and tree branches dip down towards the water, stood a substantial wharf. At its heart was the Dog and Duck Inn, a popular haunt of watermen working on the river, and here was the landing stage for the most-used ferry in Worcester.
Chicago will likely start to feel a sense of normalcy again as the city moves into Phase 5, marking the first weekend of a full reopening from COVID-19 mitigations.
Chicago will likely start to feel a sense of normalcy again as the city moves into Phase 5 Friday, marking the first weekend of a full reopening from COVID-19.
Visit a Farmers Market
As the city continues its reopening plan, farmers markets across Chicago have begun welcoming residents back for the 2021 season.
Though some markets have not announced official plans for a summer reopening, others have released schedules and information concerning the upcoming kickoffs following closures last year due to the COVID pandemic.
Catch a Baseball Game
Take a trip to Chicago s South or North Sides to catch a White Sox or Cubs game as fans can now fill the stands.
Wrigley Field announced it would allow full capacity for Cubs games starting June 11, with Guaranteed Rate Field still seating a limited number of fans until further notice. Both teams continue to have some COVID mitigations in place, with more for those not vaccinated.