Sugar House celebrates one year of sweetness
Oct. 7, Noon until close
The cocktail specialists who call their business Sugar House, named for the notorious Purple Gang’s original hangout, are celebrating one year in the liquor pouring business this Sunday, Oct. 7.
It opens at noon and remains open until, well, it closes. That’s all you need to know. Oh, it’s at 2130 Michigan Ave. in Corktown.
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