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Last year we awarded our 2009 Chicago Hearts Trivia Awards for the best trivia nights in Chicago!  We asked our readers to vote for a fan favorite and you guys selected Bucktown Pub. Thumbs up to Bucktown for winning big last year! 2010 is almost over so we’re asking you for your favorite trivia venue... Read more »

By Sasha,
November 5, 2010 at 11:23 am

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Chicago Hearts Trivia Awards: The Best of 2009!

We’re pleased to present our very first Chicago Hearts Trivia Awards!  2009 was a great year for trivia nights.  Click through our slideshow to see the highlights! Don’t forget to Become our fan on Facebook and follow us on Twitter! Visit our Favorites! Paddy Long’s, 1028 W. Diversey, Tuesdays at 8pm Harrigan’s, 2816 N. Halsted... Read more »

By Cate,
December 28, 2009 at 7:51 am

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