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Dining & Entertainment Dining & Entertainment 1000. Eight Week Class at The Second City! Train with the best! Enjoy an eight week adult class at Second City Training Center in Lincoln Park. Adult classes are for students aged 19 and up. $350 1001. Sangria and Salsa Lessons for Two Get the best quality of dance instructions in ballroom dancing at Fred Astaire Dance Studio! This package includes four private sessions and two newcomer parties. Enjoy lessons at any of our many locations including Chicago West Loop, Buffalo Grove, Northbrook, Park Ridge, South Barrington, St. Charles, Burr Ridge, and Mokena! Pair this delicious white wine as a base for your fruity sangria mix. $415 1002. Reader's Delight with Bookclub Visit and Wine Enjoy Windy City Blues, a new historical novel from the bestselling author of White Collar Girl and What the Lady Wants -- and a visit from the author, Renee Rosen, via Skype! Share three bottles of wine with your book club for the visit. Also included are an autographed copy of Kings of the Earth, a powerful and haunting story of life, death, and family in rural America from Jon Clinch, an autographed copy of My Life with the Lincolns, by Gayle Brandeis, and an audio book of The Swans of Fifth Avenue, by New York Times best-selling author, Melanie Benjamin. $343 1003. Chicago Night In Get comfy cozy for a night in with pizza, wine and a copy of Sin and the Second City, by Karen Abbott. This New York Times bestselling novel, describing Chicago's colorful history of madams, ministers and a battle for American's soul. Satisfy your craving of real authentic Chicago pizza with $75 in gift certificates from Lou Malnati's! Accompany your dinner with this medium-bodied red wine with favors of raspberry, violet, and mint. $101 JDRF - Illinois - 4160 1004. Dinner at Petterino's and Two Tickets to Goodman Theatre Celebrate a special occasion or enjoy a night out with Petterino's and a show at the Goodman! Dine at Petterino's with a $75 gift card, a theatergoer mainstay serving steak, seafood and other delicious Italian-esque American fare. Then enjoy two tickets to an available upcoming performance at the renowned Goodman Theatre, located in the Loop. $225 1005. Lincoln Park Dining Partake in all the Lincoln Park has to offer, with certificates for Summer House Santa Monica and Stella Barra Pizzeria. Located in Chicago’s Lincoln Park neighborhood, Summer House Santa Monica presents an escape to the warmth and laid-back vibes of the West Coast. The menu is California inspired and focuses on market driven ingredients, local and sustainable farming, and seasonal specialties. Make a weekend of it and enjoy Stella Barra Pizzeria artisan style pizzas for brunch, dinner or happy hour! $200 1006. Tapas and Theatre! Chicago's finest Spanish tapas restaurant, Cafe Ba-Ba-Reeba, serves authentic Spanish cuisine in a warm, hip setting enhanced by lively music. Guests can dine inside or outside on the all-season patio while enjoying award-winning sangria, tapas, pintxos, and paella. Partner your dinner out with two tickets to any performance in the 2017 calendar year at the Steppenwolf Theatre! Steppenwolf has received unprecedented national and international recognition, including a series of Tony® Awards, and The National Medal of Arts. Upcoming 2017 shows include Pass Over, Hir and The Rembrandt. $250 1007. Lunch Cruise for Two on The Spirit of Chicago Enjoy a beautiful day on the water with a friend on one of Chicago's best cruise companies, Entertainment Cruises. Taking off from Navy Pier, The Spirit of Chicago trip includes an afternoon on the water with lunch, while seeing the sights of Chicago. $144 JDRF - Illinois - 4160 1008. Make Your Evening Easy with Maggiano's! Enjoy a $25 Maggiano's gift certificate, coffee mug and additional $100 gift card for use at four different locations! $100 gift card available for use at Maggiano’s Little Italy, Romano's Macaroni Grill, On the Border or Chili's. Make dinner a snap or enjoy a night out! $140 1009. Day at Brookfield Zoo! Enjoy a day at the Brookfield Zoo and experience all it has to offer with friends or family! This package includes admission for six, parking, and passes for all paid admission areas and exhibits. Experience the Butterfly exhibit, The Carousel, Dinos & Dragons, Dolphins in Action, and so much more. $360 1010. Gourmet Olive Oil and Balsamic Vinegar Basket Take home this delicious variety of gourmet olive oils and balsamic vinegars. Olive n' Vinnie's, located in Glen Ellyn, offers the finest Extra Virgin Olive Oils and premium aged balsamic vinegars imported from Modena, Italy. The items in this basket are a perfect way to keep cooking interesting and spice up the flavors in your food! $170 1011. Kingston Mines and Vaughan's Hospitality Group You and 11 of your friends can enjoy admission and one drink each at the world-famous blues club, Kingston Mines in Lincoln Park! Certificates can also be split into three opportunities with four guests each. Each night, two bands perform on two stages, and keep the party going until late into the evening! Named Chicago Reader’s 2016 Best Blues Club, Chicago Music Awards 2016 Most Popular Blues Club Award, and 2016 Torch Bearer of Blues in Chicago Award. Kingston Mines is also a a Chicago Concierge Favorite Award-Winner. Pre-show, enjoy authentic Irish fair at Vaughan's Pub, Corcoran's Grill & Pub, Emerald Bar & Grill, Monty Gaels, Square Celt or Vaughan's Pub - Northwest. $350 JDRF - Illinois - 4160 1012. Experience Ravinia Have a relaxing evening in the park and listening to The Chicago Symphony Orchestra perform at Ravinia. Get lost in the music in two reserved seats for the CSO's 70th-birthday celebration of John Adams conducted by Kent Nagano, on Tuesday, July 25, 2017. To accompany your night out, enjoy this wonderful picnic basket packed with the essentials (two plates, glasses, sets of silverware and a bottle opener) and a bottle of Rombauer Vineyards Vintage Zinfandel 2012. $170 1013. Lookingglass and Le Colonial Take an afternoon off and enjoy a matinee showing of "Plantation!", a play about a Texas matriarch and the chaos erupting on her family plantation at the Lookingglass Theatre on the Mag Mile. Follow up the show with dinner at the Le Colonial, located in Chicago’s Gold Coast neighborhood. Le Colonial is known for traditional, delicate Vietnamese fare, capturing the beauty, romance and spirit of French Colonial Southeast Asia from the 1920's. $250 1014. Day at Arlington Racetrack Come experience the most beautiful track in America! Arlington International Racecourse offers activities for fun and special occasions, and this package includes admission for six. To add to your experience, enjoy a $50 Lettuce Entertain You gift certificate and $50 Visa gift card. $148 1015. Pizza Night! Bring together all the key items to make your best homemade pizza! This package includes a cookbook, a pizza pan, a dough roller, and a pizza server and cutter to serve to all of your guests! Relax and enjoy your handiwork with two bottles of pinot grigio. $76.95 1016. Four VIP Passes to Chicago Premiere of Spider-Man! Enjoy the hottest movie of the summer with this family four package VIP Experience to the newest Spider-Man movie premiere! Starring Tom Holland, Robert Downey Jr., Marisa Tomei, and Michael Keaton, the movie is set to release July 7, 2017. VIP experience includes reserved seating and concessions. Promotional screening date, time and location forthcoming, but will be in Chicagoland area. $80 JDRF - Illinois - 4160 1018. Bagels for a Year from Panera Bread Make breakfast easy at home or work with this Panera Bread gift certificate for a whole year of free bagels! Each month, receive 13 bagels and two tubs of spread with this year-long punch card. $160 1020. Gift Certificate for Noodles & Company Catering for 10 People Enjoy this gift certificate from Noodles & Company, offering a catering for a party of ten of your friends, family, or coworkers! Choose one pan from the Catering Menu, Tossed Green or Caesar Salad, Cheesy Garlic Bread, Iced Tea/Lemonade or Dessert Tray, and use a "Hot Food Hold Kit" to keep it warm. Kids catering options available. $100 1021. One North Kitchen & Bar Gift Card Enjoy this Gift Card from One North Kitchen & Bar, a contemporary eatery serving a creative menu of New American fare amid a warm and comfortable setting. $100 Sports 2000. Mike's Hard Lemonade and Golf Package Add some style to your golf game with this Mike's Hard Lemonade golf gear package, which features a Nike golf bag, golf gloves, golf tees and golf balls. Relax with two folding chairs and a variety of Mike's Hard Lemonade beverage products. Come out and enjoy this relaxing round of golf at The Glenview Park District nine hole golf course in The Glen. It includes two motorized carts and you are able to bring up to three people to play with you! $492 2001. Two Tickets to a Chicago Blackhawks 2017-2018 Game Enjoy two great seats on center ice with a view of the whole game! Tickets available for a mutually agreeable game in 2017-2018 season (located in Section 317, Row B, Seats 17 & 18). Cheer on your team and enjoy the wild atmosphere of the Madhouse on Madison! $300 JDRF - Illinois - 4160 2002. Two Tickets to the July 24 White Sox at Cubs Game Cheer on your favorite Chicago baseball team at the most exciting rivalry game of the year! Tickets are for Monday, July 24 and are located in Section 117, Row 3, Seats 6 & 7.
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