advertisement

Gastropub/music venue Hey Nonny opens in Arlington Heights

Hey Nonny, the new 3,974-square-foot gastropub/music venue in downtown Arlington Heights, has officially opened its doors.

Opening night was Wednesday inside the venue's first floor space on the southwest corner of Vail Avenue and Campbell Street, featuring Chicago jazz singer Typhanie Monique's soul-infused tribute to the late Aretha Franklin.

The 150-person capacity music room, with an 18-foot wide stage and grand piano, will be open for ticketed concerts six nights a week. Rock, pop, reggae, country, blues, jazz, cabaret, classical, folk and more will be featured. A 24-foot-wide retractable acoustic wall can separate or combine that space with a 66-seat gastropub, offering farm-to-table cuisine and specialty cocktails.

Hey Nonny is the creation of Chip Brooks and Chris Dungan, who said they wanted to fill a void in the Northwest suburbs for those who don't want to travel too far to see live music.

Concerts this weekend include folk rock artist Reina del Cid Friday night and singer-songwriter Callaghan on Saturday.

Gastropub, music venue planned for downtown Arlington Heights

'Hey Nonny' opens Oct. 18

Hey Nonny in Arlington Hts. announces its opening lineup

Still-to-open Hey Nonny in Arlington Heights already adding shows

Dining out: Hey Nonny's gastropub debuts, Tuscany's free dessert on Sweetest Day

Article Comments
Guidelines: Keep it civil and on topic; no profanity, vulgarity, slurs or personal attacks. People who harass others or joke about tragedies will be blocked. If a comment violates these standards or our terms of service, click the "flag" link in the lower-right corner of the comment box. To find our more, read our FAQ.