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Allow venues in West Chicago to host live events. Help Cairo Ale House's venue stay alive.

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Ashley Ditto
5 years ago

Please don't shut down Cairo. We just want to listen to live music in a safe environment.

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Antoinette Guerrero
5 years ago

Save our safe space

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David Drejas
5 years ago

This venue is the only reason I have to visit West Chicago

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Nicholas Rodriguez
5 years ago

LIVE MUSIC LITERALLY SAVES LIVES!

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Christina Del Percio
5 years ago

To 16 more years, guys!!

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Anonymous
5 years ago

An amazing venue i would hate to see it go this os home away from home

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Rocky
5 years ago

Don't take down my favorite venue. This place has never been too loud in my entire 3 years of attending this venue.

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David Oswald
5 years ago

Music and art is vital to the human experience. Cairo is a wonderful place run by wonderful people bringing art music and life to the area. Its vital. It must stay open.

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Ben wilson
5 years ago

These are people’s lively hoods you’re trying to take away. They have served the community for a long time and should have a right to stay. Stop punishing people for having a good time.

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Michael Matejka
5 years ago

Extreme over reach here. Absolutely absurd. Literally admits the environment itself is louder in DB than the venue

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Jose
5 years ago

Save

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Kirsty Irwin
5 years ago

Cairo is a West Chicago staple!

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Emily Marie
5 years ago

Save Cairo!

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Joseph Jerabek
5 years ago

Cairo getting shut down for being “too loud” is a petty and selfish reason to put people out of work.

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Sian Steinberg
5 years ago

I sincerely hope that Cairo can stay open! I’ve had so many great memories there :)

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Dominique Siegel
5 years ago

Cairo is a unique and necessary pillar in the West Chicago and greater Illinois community.

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Thomas Marquez
5 years ago

This place helped me as a professional chef

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Cameron De Vries
5 years ago

Open Cairo for the people of West Chicago

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Nina Reyes
5 years ago

Save Cairo

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Jessie Magsino
5 years ago

Please let Cairo continue doing Cairo things. It’s my only solace in this crazy world right now.