3 Things To Do Today

ARTropolis

11 a.m.-4 p.m. at Merchandise Mart; $20

Today’s the last day to experience this three-for-one art event, featuring Art Chicago, NEXT and the Merchandise Mart International Antiques Fair.

Polish Constitution Day Hash

6:30 p.m. at Czerwone Jabluszko (Red Apple); $13

Join the Chicago Hash House Harriers for this celebration that includes a four-mile run, a buffet and a keg of beer courtesy of Stanley Stawski Distributing Co. Make sure to wear something Polish!

<strongThe Pigeons

8 p.m. at Swim Cafe; $10-$15

Set in the rapidly gentrifying West Town neighborhood, this farce from Walkabout Theatre follows Martin, a man who lives in a tiny condo with dozens of dirty birds, and features run-ins with all the diverse characters of the ‘hood, from starving artists to boisterous frat boys and everyone in between. Warning: This may hit too close to home for some.

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