All night bars near me: Chicago’s Best 4 A.M. Bars
Chicago’s Best 4 A.M. Bars
“You don’t have to go home, but you can’t stay here.”
It’s a phrase we’ve heard all too often at 1:54 a.m. In fact, we laugh in the face of an early bedtime. Some nights are too fun to put a cap on. Enter Chicago’s limited, but still plentiful 4 a.m. liquor licenses. They’re a beautiful thing. These bars all pour until 4 a.m. every night of the week (5 a.m. on Saturdays) and are frequent hangouts for night owls, service industry workers, and other characters you’d never meet in the daylight.
Photo via Facebook/Primary Night Club
Primary Night Club
5 W. Division St. – Gold Coast
After four years, Primary Night Club is back and more bass-y than ever! The house and techno haven in Gold Coast hosts nightly DJs.
Photo via Facebook/The Original Mothers
The Original Mother’s
26 W.
Division St. – Gold Coast
A late night at The Original Mother’s is a right of passage for any Chicago twenty-something-year-old. This Gold Coast classic has been a staple since opening in 1968. It’s also a source for live music and relatively cheap drinks for the neighborhood.
Photo via Facebook/the underground chicago
The Underground
56 W. Illinois – River North
The Underground really puts the “late” in “late-night bars”. Their doors don’t open until 10 p.m. Thursday through Sunday (and 11 p.m. on Wednesdays) but every moment is full of energy and excitement! Say bye-bye to brunch tomorrow morning.
photo via facebook/bourbon on division
Bourbon on Division
2050 W. Division St. – Wicker Park
Both the name of the bar and what you’ll be drinking until the wee hours of the morning, Bourbon On Division is a fan-favorite multi-level venue.
Start off the night on their second floor, a great source of live music, and continue the rest of the night with DJs and drinks on their main dance floor and bar.
photo via facebook/sound-bar
Sound-Bar
226 W. Ontario St. – River North
Sound Bar is where you can catch internationally touring dance music acts and DJs right in River North. They’re reading up for a grand re-opening in July followed by five Lollapalooza Official Afterparties – so you know it’s going to be a good time.
They’re also hiring bartenders, bottle servers, and more, get your applications in if nightlife is right for you!
photo via Facebook/Berlin Nightclub
Berlin
954 W. Belmont Ave. – Lakeview
Is it really even a true night at Berlin if you leave before 2 a.m.? We’ve been dancing through the decades at this LGBTQ+ club since it opened in the early ’80s.
Our favorite thing about Berlin is its everlasting lack of pretension. Everyone is welcome here. Come as you are. Just be cool and respectful. That’s all.
photo via Facebook/ PRYSM nightclub
PRYSM
1534 N. Kingsbury Ave. – Lincoln Park
Do those bottle service sparklers mesmerize you? Do you love EDM? Looking to sleep through Sunday morning? Here’s your spot. PRYSM delivers the classic nightclub experience along with some of the top names in electronic and hip-hop music to get you pumped on their two dance floors. Dillon Francis, Tiësto and Migos are just a few of the past guests.
photo via Facebook/kingston mines
Kingston Mines
2548 N. Halsted St. – Lincoln Park
People generally associate bass-heavy beats with late-night bar soundtracks, but not in Chicago. Our blues music heritage shines through at Kingston Mines where the performances keep coming all night and so do the drinks.
Photo via Facebook/The Lodge Tavern
The Lodge Tavern
21 W. Division St. – Gold Coast
The Lodge celebrates over 65 years of late-night drinking! A longtime Gold Coast favorite, The Lodge is your spot when the A.M. hours hit and you need A cold beer, Chicago sports fandom and peanut-shell-covered floors!
photo via faceook/she-nannigans
She-nannigans House Of Beer
16 W. Division St. – Gold Coast
You know what to expect here after 2 a.m. just from looking at the name of the bar! Between beer pong, karaoke, and pool tables, there are plenty of ways to entertain yourself late into the night. And a little bit of Chicago history – She-nannigans gets its name from being the first bar in Chicago to employ all-female bartenders at a time it was considered illegal.
photo via Facebook/spybar
Spybar
646 N.
Franklin St. – River North
Spybar is the only move if you’re looking to bump to techno and house music 4 (or 5) in the morning here on weekends. DJs from all over the world have played this iconic high-energy club.
They’re still working on announcing reopening plans, but in the meantime shop for merch and apply for open positions to work at the bar.
photo via facebook/streeter’s tavern
Streeter’s Tavern
50 E. Chicago Ave. – Gold Coast
Streeter’s Tavern is literally an underground Chicago experience! Start playing one of the many bar games that inhabit this bar (pool, Jenga, etc.) and before you know it, you’ll only have a few hours left before the sun comes up.
photo via facebook/the hangge-uppe
The Hangge-Uppe
14 W. Elm St. – Gold Coast
It’s all about the music at this lovable divey dance club. The first floor is always a source of Top 40 hits, but the basement gets extra groovy with ’70s and ’80s throwback tunes playing all night.
The Hangge-Uppe reopens in July, and we can’t wait to get our groove on here!
photo via facebook/the owl
The Owl
2521 N. Milwaukee Ave. – Logan Square
The Owl is a longtime source for late-night fun in Logan Square. There’s generally a DJ spinning or local bands playing on the small stage in back, but it’s the post-2 a.m. crowd that provides the real “entertainment” here.
Butch Mcguire’s
20 W. Division St. – Gold Coast
The corner of Division and State streets is a good place to find yourself if you’re in need of late-night bar options. Butch Mcguire’s has been pleasing its night owl patrons since the 1960s.
At the moment, Butch Mcguire’s is only open past 2 a.m. on the weekends and requires proof of vaccination from all it’s patrons during these late-night hours.
Photo Via Facebook/Electric Hotel chicago
Electric Hotel
222 W.
Ontario St. – River North
Taking over the former Shay Nightclub space, Electric Hotel brings top DJ talent through its doors. Their state-of-the-art technology paired with the venue’s electric supply warehouse origins, makes this one of the hottest dance floors to party night and stay till close.
Christina’s Place
3759 N. Kedzie ave. – Irving Park
This corner neighborhood bar has all the makings of a classic 4 a.m. dive: pool, a lack of natural lighting and friendly, welcoming bartenders to keep you company and make you feel at home.
photo via facebook/smartbar chicago
Smartbar
3730 N. Clark St. – Lakeview
Wrigleyville has changed a lot over the years, but Smartbar always stays the same. Visit this subterranean dance floor and find the world’s top electronic and house DJs behind the decks. Reoccuring parties like house music and LGBTQ+ night Queen! are known to attract lines down the block well past 2 a.
m.
Uptown Lounge
1136 W. Lawrence Ave. – Uptown
The next time you find yourself getting out of a show at The Riviera Theater or Aragon Ballroom and think the night is over, think again! Keep the good times rolling at this classic craft beer and cocktail bar. You might even find yourself inspired enough to take the stage yourself for a round of karaoke.
image via Facebook/celeste
Celeste
111 W. Hubbard St. – River North
We admit it’s tough to stay classy past 2 a.m., but Celeste offers that opportunity in central River North. Enjoy delicious food and cocktails into the late-night at this three story chic bar, housed in a historic Louis Sullivan building.
image via Facebook/estelle’s cafe
Estelle’s
2013 W. North Ave. – Wicker Park
Between the cozy candle-lit high top tables, an excellent jukebox and diner-style eats, it’s hard not to lose a few hours (in the a.
m. or p.m.) at Estelle’s, famous as the spot in Six Coorners.
photo via facebook/mother hubbard’s sports pub
Mother Hubbard’s
5 W. Hubbard St. – River North
If you follow a sports team, Mother Hubbard’s is probably streaming their game on one of the bar’s 45 televisions with 28 satellite feeds! Stop by to support your team and then stay late to celebrate or commiserate over the outcome.
photo via facebook/alice’s lounge
Alice’s Lounge
3556 W. Belmont Ave. – Avondale
You know you’re in a serious late-night karaoke spot when the performances don’t even start until 11 p.m. Alice’s is a stomping ground for Chicago’s most serious of karaoke singers four nights a week (Wednesday through Saturday). We promise there’s not much more entertaining than watching a vodka-soaked rendition of Phil Collins’ “In The Air Tonight” at 4:15 a.
m.
Alice’s will be back open in July with karaoke in full swing, so make sure to add that to your calendar.
Beaumont Bar & Grill
2020 N. Halsted St. – Lincoln Park
If you’ve asked the question “can I eat a burger at the club?”, Lincoln Park’s number one dance bar and grill is here to show you how. The ol’ Beaumont is something of a right of passage for DePaul students and other 20-something-year-olds new to the bustling area.
Big City Tap
1010 W. Belmont Ave. – Lakeview
Affectionately nicknamed “Big Sh*tty,” this Lakeview dive bar offers everything you’ll need to make tomorrow fuzzy including Jell-O shots, a dancefloor, pool tables and an adjacent liquor store also selling until at least 4 a.m.
photo via facebook/bluelight
BlueLight
3251 N. Western Ave. – Roscoe Village
One thing you’ll notice about 4 a.
m. bars: There are more old ones than there are new. BlueLight has been around since the early 1970s and have worked to create an enviroment that always has something going on, from dusk ’til dawn.
Charlie’s
3726 N. Broadway – Lakeview
Charlie’s is a well-known, Western-themed offshoot of Northalsted for cowboys looking to pack a couple more hours of fun into their nights. There’s a drag show every night, and late-night karaoke and bingo to keep you going.
The Closet
3325 N. Broadway – Lakeview
The Closet is one of Chicago’s few lesbian bars, and stands proud (and late) right in the middle of the gayborhood. With a charming bar staff who’ll keep pouring your drinks and pop-up events, this is a special spot you can’t miss.
After a rough year, The Closet will be back open and up to their old tricks starting in July.
Hydrate
3458 N. Halsted St.
– Lakeview
Hydrate is here to quench your thirst for a late-night LGBTQ+ dance party in Northalsted. Swing by early for drag shows and viewing parties, and stick around on their huge dance floor with resident DJs and special guests from across the globe.
photo via facebook/ spectrum bar & grill
Spectrum Bar & Grill
233 S. Halsted St. – Greektown
Find a window seat and enjoy some entertaining people watching while staring out at the streets of Greektown. The kitchen is open until at least 3 a.m. every night for the past 30 years!
photo via facebook/o’callaghans
O’Callaghans
29 W. Hubbard St. – River North
This Irish pub provides a slightly tamer (emphasis on “slightly”) atmosphere than Hubbard Street’s surrounding bars. Come on in and have a breather (and a Guinness) along with late-night dining.
photo via facebook/redhead piano bar
Redhead Piano Bar
16 W.
Ontario St. – River North
A true Chicago hidden treasure, step down into this basement-level piano bar for a taste of the classic. Enjoy cozy booths, the conversational bar, and even a cigar club with a covered outdoor smoking area!
photo via facebook/nick’s beer garden
Nick’s Beer Garden
1516 N. Milwaukee Ave. – Wicker Park
Nick’s Beer Garden is a staple in Wicker Park, offering their patrons live music, DJ sets, sports, and all sorts of revelry late into the night.
Old Town Ale House
219 W. North Ave. – Old Town
Often considered to be the greatest dive bar in Chicago, Old Town Ale House is a frequent hangout for comedy performers after a show at Second City across the street. They are the closests to offering a taste of Old Town in the 60s and 70s, with even legends like John Belushi and Dan Akroyd as popular patrons.
Burton Place
1447 N. Wells St. – Old Town
Burton Place is a neighborhood staple that offers 24 different draft beers and three floors of fun in the heart if Old Town. They’re open 365 days a year with a kitchen that stays up with you late into the night.
The Store
2002 N. Halsted St. – Lincoln Park
The Store is a great place to visit if booze and good times are the only thing on your shopping list. In addition to a 4 a.m. license this bar also offers live music, open mics, comedy shows and more entertainment throughout the week.
photo via facebook/remedy
Remedy
1910 N. Milwaukee Ave. – Bucktown
Remedy skips the usual “hole in the wall” 4 a.m. bar schtick and provides a classier hang for industry folks just getting off work and other lingering drinkers. Its fireplace, massive fish tank and other quirky elements give Remedy extra cozy points!
Jeffery Pub
7041 S.
Jeffery Ave. – Jackson Park
The Jeffery Pub may be one of the few LGBTQ+ clubs on the South Side of Chicago, but it is definitely home to some of the hottest DJs, drag queens, and parties in the city. Stop by 7 days a week for hip-hop, house, R&B and more!
photo via facebook/the elixir lounge
Elixir Lounge
3452 N. Halsted St. – Lakeview
This cocktail-forward lounge in the heart of Boystown makes for a pretty good date spot — with sophisticated cocktails, unique flavor combinations, and premium wines. They’re open late into the night every Friday and Saturday, so stop by for an enhanced experience.
photo via facebook/tao chicago
Tao Chicago
632 N. Dearborn St. – River North
Considering Tao has locations in Los Angeles, Las Vegas and New York, you know to expect a premier experience from this nightclub. Catch shows from world-class DJs like Kaskade, Armin Van Buuren, Showtek and more into the wee hours of the morning every Friday and Saturday.
Oasis
6809 N. Sheridan Rd. – Rogers Park
Rogers Park’s go-to dive bar also just happens to have a 4 a.m. license. Enjoy darts, pool, and karaoke at this Northside no-frills institution.
photo via Facebook/the point
The Point
1565 N. Milwaukee Ave. – Wicker Park
House in the space that formerly held The Flat Iron, The Point has retained the 4 a.m. license and added live music into the mix for even more fun. Check out Wicker Park’s newest bar and venue—open late every night.
Late Night Food & Drinks In Portland, Maine
Enter Reason Of Report:
While Portland’s late night scene isn’t as hopping as it used to be, it’s certainly not dead. From pubs to pizzerias, cocktail bars to Canteen’s, there’s late night eats and drinks to be found all over Portland, what follows is your guide after 10:00PM.
Late Night Nosh
Samuel’s Bar & Grill (11:30 AM – 1:00 AM everyday)
A small, unfussy neighborhood spot offering American grub, cocktails, beer bottles + cans and over 10 beers on tap. The whole menu is available until 1:00am daily.
(photo: @samuels_bar_grill)
Taco Escobarr (11:00 AM – 1:00 AM EVERYDAY)
If you’re looking to spice things up, Taco Escobarr is the place to go for house made guac and chips, Mexican street corn, tortas, taquitos, quesadillas, fajitas, tacos and more. Their bar program offers a variety of craft beer, Mexican beer, specialty cocktails and fresh margaritas with house infused tequilas.
(photo: @tacoestoba
Boda (Thursday- Saturday 5:00 PM- 11:30 PM)
Boda serves “very Thai” food, meaning authentic Thai as opposed to Americanized Thai food, focusing on street vendor specialities like skewers and home-style cooking. They have a full bar, beer and wine and an excellent late night menu.
(photo: @bodamaine)
Nosh (12-1everyday, kitchen ’til 12)
Nosh is an upscale pub serving creative, gargantuan burgers, sandos, lobster rangoons, bacon dusted fries and other mouthwatering snacks until late every night.
(photo: @noshkitchenbar)
Rosie’s Restaurant and Pub (11:00 AM – 1:00 AM EVERYDAY)
Rosie’s, a staple of the old port, serves a variety of snack-y appetizers, wings, burgers, and more. Serving 15 beers on tap, a variety of bottles and cans, and daily specials like $5 Ice Pik vodka drinks, and $5 Fireball or Dr. McGillicudy shots.
(photo: @rosiesrestaurantandpub)
Tomaso’s Canteen (11:00 AM – 1:00 AM everyday)
Tomaso’s is a down-to-earth neighborhood bar with daily specials, weekend brunch, and late night grub. The pub grub is high quality; think flavor-packed sandos, dump truck fries, wings, mac and cheese. They have a full bar, a “canned beer selection of your dreams” and jello shots!
(photo: @tomasoscanteen)
Bramhall ( 4:00 PM – 12:00 AM EVERYDAY)
A modern speakeasy, Bramhall is intimate and moody, a brick and stone lined chamber lit primarily by candles.
Their late night nosh consists of bar snacks like house pickles, marinated olives, spiced almonds and heartier snacks like chili dogs, frito pies, and bowls of chili. On the beverage list you’ll find draft beers, quirky cocktails, mocktails, happy meals, and house shots.
(photo: @bramhall.me)
The Danforth (Tuesday- Sunday 4:00 PM- 1:00 AM )
Danni’s After Dark aka late night happy hour at The Danforth is every night from 10p-1a, featuring bar snacks like house Chex mix, dill pickles, heartier options like smash burgers, pigs in a blanket, baked brie and chocolate cake. There’s $10 cocktails, cheap ‘Gansett cans and pitchers, and 10$ open bottles of wine, by the glass. We hear there’s not much that can top a $10 glass of Aubert et Fils Champagne and a giant slice of Danni’s chocolate cake for a midnight snack.
(photo: @maxbrownsberger)
Lazzari (4:00 PM – 1:00 AM everyday)
Lazzari, home to insalatas, small plates, wood fired Neapolitan Style pizzas, Tiramisu, and other feel good, Italian dishes serves their full menu until close every night.
They have a full bar, tons of local beers, a variety of wines and a pretty bumping late night scene.
(photo: @lazzari_portland)
CBG (11:00AM-1:00AM everyday, food until midnight)
If you’re looking for “fine diving”, cold beer, excellent cocktails, traditional pub food, all day + night Industry brunch, look no further than CBG, a well known industry haunt. If you find your belly rumbling late night, stop into CBG, park yourself under the giant mural of “The Dude”, and get yourself some Ham & Cheese Fritters. Your belly will thank you.
(photo: @cbgportland)
Deweys ( 11:30 AM – 11:00 PM everyday)
Longtime staple on the pub scene has a sizable list of brews & simple fare like burgers & pizza.
Old Port Slice Bar (Friday + Saturday 11:00AM – 1:30 AM)
Paper Tiger (4:00 PM- 1:00 AM Tuesday- Thursday, 11:30 AM – 1:00 AM weekends)
Inspired by traditional fast food, oyster bars, and late night Chinese restaurants, it’s only fitting Paper Tiger serves late night specials.
From 11:30pm-12:30am every night you can score yourself a Red Stripe +a shot + a chicken sando for $16! Additional specials include $2 off draft beers + wines and Extra Fancy Daiquiris for $10.
(photo: B. Harty)
Late Night Drinks
Amigos Mexican Restaurant (3:00 PM – 1:00 AM weekdays, 12:00 PM – 1:00 AM weekends )
For over 50 years Amigos has been a watering hole for locals and tourists alike. Come for the live music on their enclosed deck, darts, and pool, and stay for affordable drafts, cans and pitchers of beer, jello shots, and tasty house margs.
(photo: @amigosoldport)
Munjoy Hill Tavern (10:00 AM to 1:00 AM everyday)
A favorite neighborhood dive bar of Munjoy Hill, serving affordable cocktails, jello shots,
Ri Ra (11:00 AM-1:00 AM everyday)
The Bar and Bites (12:00PM -12:00 AM Thursday- Saturday)
Jefe Juans (3:00 PM – 12:00 AM everyday)
Jewel Box ( 5:00 PM – 1:00AM everyday)
*they say they close earlier if slow
Cocktail Mary (4:00PM-1:00 AM Monday- Saturday)
Downtown Lounge (5:00 PM – 1:00 AM everyday)
DTL is a locals bar on Congress Street with a comfortable atmosphere, cheap drinks, funky decor, and a jukebox.
What more could you want from a late night spot?
(photo: @dtlportland)
Lincolns (Sun-Thur until 12:30 AM and Fri/Sat until 1AM)
A low-key, speakeasy-like, cash-only underground bar offering $5 beer, $5 wine, and $5 spirits. “Lincoln’s”, get it?
(photo: @lincolnsportlandmaine)
Bonfire Country Bar (Wed-Sat until 1:00 AM)
Bonfire is open every night until 1am serving specialty cocktails, frozen cocktails, a lengthy list of drafts served by the pour or pitcher, and oddities like a 142oz cocktail served in a 3ft tall martini glass.
(photo: @bonfireportland)
Commercial Street Pub (10:30 AM – 1:00 AM EVERYDAY)
The Commercial Street Pub, established in 1990, is a fun, neighborhood spot, open 365 days. This is your locals haunt for strong bloody Mary’s and draft beers.
Gritty McDuff’s Brew Pub (Until 1:00 AM Everyday)
Gritty’s, established in 1988, was Maine’s Original Brewpub and the first to open in Maine post prohibition era.
There are housemade craft beers on tap and cask, as well as guest taps and a full bar. Stop in, grab a brew, sit at one of their long wooden tables, and strike up a conversation with your neighbor.
(Photo: @grittymcduffs)
LFK (5:00 PM – 1:00 AM Friday/Saturday)
Funky decor: boat load of books, a pair of deer antlers, old typewriters, lush greenery.
great draft list,
Juice boxes (fernet + pony miller high life)
(Photo: LFK @davisdigital207)
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The surgeon from the “Night Wolves” supported the renaming of Volgograd
In the city center the day before, on February 2, during the celebration of the Victory Day in the Battle of Stalingrad, a Volgograd Notebook correspondent talked to the leader and founder of the All-Russian Night Wolves motorcycle club Alexander Surgeon (Zaldastanov).
A biker told an amazing story about meeting Vladimir Putin and asking to rename Volgograd.
Once, 10 years ago, during the preparation of the Bike Show, dedicated to the 70th anniversary of the Battle of Stalingrad, the Surgeon met, and later became friends, with a veteran from our city – Vladimir Semyonovich Turov.
Once a veteran turned to the leader of the motorcycle club with a request. He held out the letter and asked that it be handed over to Vladimir Putin personally.
– At that time I had the opportunity to see the President.
When I looked at that paper that the veteran gave me, I realized that this was not a request – it was a will!!! The last request of a person who is dying, who did not complain, but thanked fate – thanked the state, which takes care of him, remembers him, gives him attention – this is very important for a veteran. But something is very disturbing to him, and I realized that the will was dictated by this inner restlessness, which went with him.
The main thing in the will was the idea to return the former name to Volgograd. Alexander Zaldastanov quoted the letter:
“Give the name of victory back to the city. We died for Stalingrad. Our opinion was not asked when it was renamed, so the only thing I ask is my last request as a dying veteran.”
After this testament, Stalingrad flew into my heart. And then I said: “I promise that I will personally hand over to the president.”
Some time later, the head of the motorcycle club met with Vladimir Putin at the opening of the Children’s Round Dance fountain near the railway station in Volgograd in 2013.
– And it really happened that that meeting, that fountain that we were opening here. And where did the president come, and where did I want to deliver this letter, which I kept close to my heart. Then, it so happened that I did not have these few minutes to talk with him and tell him everything.
I saw that I would not have the conversation I was waiting for, that the president had already gone to the car. Seeing this, I then gave a 100-meter race … Pushing everyone aside, I ran forward, and then grabbed the door handle of the outgoing car.
I was stared at by a bewildered guard. And I saw through the glass how the President tapped on the shoulder of the guard, ordering him to stop the car and lower the window. And then, I personally handed over the letter and said: “This is for you
Vladimir Vladimirovich from a veteran. Then, I made sure that he read the letter from beginning to end, and only when he put this letter next to me, and looking at me, said: “We will definitely return to this issue,” I exhaled. The promise has been kept! After that, the window closed and the car drove away. And I crossed myself.
After this incident, the head of the Night Wolves and the bikers stopped calling the hero city Volgograd.
– From now on, we have excluded from our vocabulary this distilled pseudonym called Volgograd. And since then, all the “Night Wolves” call the city – Stalingrad. This is a settled issue for our entire organization.
Also, the famous guest of the city spoke about what lies ahead for the country.
– Now a new era begins along with the anniversary of the Stalingrad victory. Some tectonic shifts. Russia for centuries, once again, is waging a battle with the darkness from the underworld. I have a feeling that Stalingrad has always been. Now Stalingrad is Donbass. That is why in the photograph in my hands you now see my brother, who died in the Donbass, who fought in the Avdeevka direction. This fountain, the most important, mystical Symbol of Victory!, – biker drew attention to the fountain at the station . – It seems that among the figures of children who hold each other’s hands and do not let the scaly reptile out, which creeps out into Russian history forever, our Albert is among them. All of Russia stands there with him, Donbass stands there, once again not unclenching its hands and not releasing evil out into this world, washing itself with bloody tears. Russia now is the fighting Stalingrad. Ahead of us is a fiery, bright, luminous Victory.
With these thoughts, we are now in this square.
A visit to the hero-city prompted Alexander Zaldastanov to the idea of the upcoming Bike Show, which he shared with a Notebook correspondent.
– Today I decided that this year we will celebrate the 80th anniversary of the victory, the Bike Show, like 10 years ago, will be held in Stalingrad, on the very site where the climax of the program turned into a volcanic eruption .
This is a fateful platform. It was there that the Russian spring began in 2013, when a train arrived from Sevastopol.