Mother’s Day Brunch With Peg Bundy And Aunt Viv? This Event Will Pay Tribute To TV (And Real) Moms

Attendees will be able to build their own mimosas, learn how to make bagel-wrapped weenies and enjoy a four-course brunch.

Kelly Bauer

8:10 AM CDT on May 7, 2019

A Mother's Day brunch will pay tribute to real moms and those from TV, including Aunt Viv (left) and Peg Bundy.

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CHICAGO — A tribute brunch to moms — real ones and the TV kind — is being held this weekend in Lakeview.

The event, from Get in the Kitchen, will start with a demo where attendees will learn how to make bagel-wrapped weenies with dipping sauce. After that there will be a four-course lunch that pays tribute to famous TV moms, with dishes like rosemary fried chicken made with Wesson Oil in honor of “The Brady Bunch’s” Florence Henderson.

While the event is BYOB, attendees will be able to build their own mimosas and Bloody Marys. There will be activities with prizes.

The event is 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Sunday at Get in the Kitchen, 3617 N. Broadway. Tickets are $59 and can be bought online.

Kelly Bauer

kelly@blockclubchi.org

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