Sadé Carpenter
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Chicago, IL, United States
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Past articles by Sadé:
Cornbread dressing recipe for Thanksgiving
Far more than a simple side dish, dressing represents connection to family and the author's search to find her roots. → Read More
A Tiki party pig roast, a celebration of Mexican cuisine, a cult veal parm sandwich, and more at Food Bowl
Our quick list of best bets should help you pick what events to attend at Chicago Tribune Food Bowl. → Read More
We're writing about Black food culture on Chicago's South Side. Here's why.
This June, we’re focusing on Chicago’s South Side, covering the food and drink culture, traditions, and scene of the Black community. → Read More
Chicago web series 'The Right Swipe' explores diverse digital dating experiences
The dating struggle for millennials is real, and a new rom-com set in Chicago will explore some of the specific joys and pains faced by daters who are people of color, queer, or hold other marginalized and intersecting identities. → Read More
How to renew your mind, spirit — and yes, your body — in the 2019 New Year
With varying bodies, backgrounds and lifestyles, “healthy” looks different for us all. Want a six-pack in 2019? Cool, but don’t neglect your emotional and mental health during the quest for abs of steel. Learn from the experts how to nurture your whole self in 2019. → Read More
Celebrate Pride in December at Revolution Brewing's LGBTQ fundraiser
Join Revolution Brewing for the inaugural "We Are Family" fundraiser, where the brewery will debut its new blood orange IPA, Loud & Proud. Proceeds from the event will benefit Chicago House and Social Service Agency. → Read More
Back to Black: 24 Black-owned restaurants on Chicago's North Side
Want to support black businesses on the North Side? From traditional Ethiopian, Ghanaian and Nigerian fare to Creole, Jamaican and soul food, here are 24 black-owned restaurants north of the Loop. → Read More
Back to Black: 24 Black-owned restaurants on Chicago's North Side
Want to support black businesses on the North Side? From traditional Ethiopian, Ghanaian and Nigerian fare to Creole, Jamaican and soul food, here are 24 black-owned restaurants north of the Loop. → Read More
'The Oath' director Ike Barinholtz wrote a dark comedy inspired by the 2016 election
Comedian, actor and now director Ike Barinholtz shared his thoughts on preserving relationships through political turmoil, the trouble with social media echo chambers and how Chicago’s improv scene influenced the writing and direction of his political dark comedy. → Read More
'The Oath' director Ike Barinholtz wrote a dark comedy inspired by the 2016 election
Comedian, actor and now director Ike Barinholtz shared his thoughts on preserving relationships through political turmoil, the trouble with social media echo chambers and how Chicago’s improv scene influenced the writing and direction of his political dark comedy. → Read More
Our latest fixation: Northman Beer & Cider Garden
The Northman — Ravenswood’s staple cidering hole — recently opened a new location on the Riverwalk that merges some of the best parts of summer and fall. → Read More
Our latest fixation: Northman Beer & Cider Garden
The Northman — Ravenswood’s staple cidering hole — recently opened a new location on the Riverwalk that merges some of the best parts of summer and fall. → Read More
5 best bites to eat at Riot Fest this weekend
With more than eight hours of music under the sun, Riot Fest makes for a long day. Don’t go hangry. We’ve got some prime food bets to help you make it through the weekend. → Read More
5 best bites to eat at Riot Fest this weekend
With more than eight hours of music under the sun, Riot Fest makes for a long day. Don’t go hangry. We’ve got some prime food bets to help you make it through the weekend. → Read More
Stephanie Izard, 'Hot Doug' Sohn, Bobby Portis and other Chicagoans share their top tailgating tips
RedEye has collected some tailgating tips from some of our favorite Chicagoans, so we can help you elevate your skills and, yes, win the game before the game. → Read More
Watch cat videos for a cause at Music Box Theatre
CatVideoFest will host two screenings of feline films and donate a portion of ticket proceeds to no-kill adoption center Harmony House for Cats and Grassroots Animal Rescue. → Read More
Make your Insta photos pop with DIY tips from our Lolla photographer
How do you stand out among a sea of filtered photos? We got some advice from Hilary Higgins, who was inspired to take some intimate band portraits at Lollapalooza: → Read More
'Crazy Rich Asians' spotlights Asian identity and 'cracks door' for more diversity in film
It’s been 25 years since Hollywood has produced a movie with an all-Asian cast. Director Jon M. Chu and lead actor Henry Golding talk about cultural identity, owning the chance to tell a distinctly Asian story and how this is only the beginning of the journey to showcase more diversity in film. → Read More
A Lolla stage lighting designer explains why light shows and dance music make the perfect pair
Lighting designer Steve Lieberman is responsible for the light show at Lollapalooza's Perry's Stage. He spoke to RedEye about his evolution from working raves beneath the Brooklyn Bridge to some of the largest music festivals in the country. → Read More
A Lolla stage lighting designer explains why light shows and dance music make the perfect pair
Lighting designer Steve Lieberman is responsible for the light show at Lollapalooza's Perry's Stage. He spoke to RedEye about his evolution from working raves beneath the Brooklyn Bridge to some of the largest music festivals in the country. → Read More