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Festivals, Fairs & Special Events, Music & Comedy, Theatre & Performing Arts
The Great Filipino Songbook
“SamaSama” translated as “united, together” truly live up to their name creating a blend of Filipino folk, rock, ska, and Latin music. Led by Baron Lloyd Cabalona and Lou Ella Rose, the group has made their mark showcasing a fusion of Filipino traditional folk and contemporary music. Inspired by the drive to promote diversity through music, SamaSama Project continues to captivate audiences with their unique sound that transcends all boundaries.
SamaSama Project bedazzles the most memorable Filipino songs undoubtedly shaped by American music from the past century. In 1898, when Spain ceded its sovereignty over the Philippines to the US, the American regime brought a lasting influence on Philippine culture reinforced by public education, mass printing and a taste of American popular entertainment especially in music. Our greatest Filipino composers, some educated in Chicago conservatories, created their best works during America’s golden era of Music.
$25 food and beverage minimum – No cover charge. Event will not be ticketed, but reservations are highly recommended. Call (773)-244-9191.
Featured performance of Chicago Cabaret Week 2023. Sponsored by WDCB 90.9fm, Illinois Arts Council, Chicago DCASE, and Choose Chicago.
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American Contemporary, Dining
Drew’s on Halsted
Cozy and elegant Drew’s features American fare plus a full bar and summer patio. Great food and impeccable service attract regulars and Chicago visitors for…
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Lakeview
This high-energy area is known for entertainment, shopping, and its lakefront locale.
Learn more about the area
Venue

American Contemporary, Dining
Drew’s on Halsted
Cozy and elegant Drew’s features American fare plus a full bar and summer patio. Great food and impeccable service attract regulars and Chicago visitors for…
Neighborhood

Lakeview
This high-energy area is known for entertainment, shopping, and its lakefront locale.