The Chicago Red Stars represent the pinnacle of women’s professional soccer in the city, reaching the playoffs for five consecutive seasons. We have proudly built a strong base of loyal supporters throughout our 12 year existence and we hope you’ll join us. Arnim Whisler: Owner & CEO
Where to watch fireworks in Chicago?
Grab a spot on the Chicago Riverwalk, at set viewing locations, or at nearby partner events and watch the show. Chicago river fireworks cruise. Celebrate the New Year with a fireworks cruise on the Chicago River. Sip champagne and enjoy an up-close view of the stunning river fireworks and surrounding skyline.
Where can you see Christmas lights in Chicago in 2021?
The City of Chicago Christmas Tree: Don’t miss you change to see this towering evergreen, which will light up Millennium Park for just a few days of 2021. Drive Thru Light Show: Head to suburban North Brook for this immersive light show synchronized to holiday music, all enjoyed from the comfort of your car.
How can I watch Chicago’s New Year’s Eve celebrations?
Chicago’s new years eve celebrations are also typically covered on local TV station ABC7, with a popular annual show called Countdown Chicago. You can watch this online on their live stream:
What is the Red Stars Reserves?
The Red Stars Reserves presented by Illinois Youth Soccer Association (IYSA) and Illinois Women’s Soccer League (IWSL) has provided a pathway to the professional ranks for many players including current Red Stars in Sarah Gorden, Zoey Goralski, and Chicago’s second-round selection in the 2020 NWSL College draft, Camryn Biegalski.
What happened to Sarah Sitch from Chicago Red Stars?
She was a member of the Red Stars during the 2010 Women’s Professional Soccer (WPS) season and returned to Chicago for the inaugural National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) season in 2013. Following her retirement in 2015, Sitch was named an Assistant Coach for the University of Chicago women’s soccer team.
