Chicago could open the country's first airport gay bar at O’Hare

Chicago could open the country's first airport gay bar at O’Hare

A proposal by a Chicago restauranteur could see the city's main airport open a gay bar location in the terminal.

Bring it to the runway: Sidetrack might be coming to O’Hare

Chicago Pride might be coming right off the tarmac for O’Hare visitors soon. One of Chicago’s most popular gay bars could be coming to O’Hare International Airport—it’d be the first gay bar at any airport in the country. Sidetrack, 3349 N. Halsted St., owned by Art Johnston and José “Pepe” Peña, is collaborating with Germán González Rico to bring the bar to Terminal 1 at one of the country’s biggest airports. O’Hare is the world’s 8th busiest ai…

Pride Takes Flight: Gay Bar Proposal for Chicago’s O’Hare Airport

Chicago could soon make history by becoming the first city in the United States to feature a gay bar inside an airport. The concept was proposed by restaurateur Germán González, who pitched the idea of bringing the beloved local queer venue Sidetracks to O’Hare International Airport. González shared the vision with Sidetracks’ co-owners, Art Johnston […] The post Pride Takes Flight: Gay Bar Proposal for Chicago’s O’Hare Airport appeared first on…