WRIGLEYVILLE — In addition to the Cubs' away games against the Nationals, over the next week the Park at Wrigley will screen a documentary on something else Chicagoans love: Pearl Jam.
"Let's Play Two" will be shown on the big screen at the Park at Wrigley for free Wednesday. Gates open at 6 p.m., and the movie starts at 7 p.m. Beverages and food truck fare will be sold, and limited seating will be available.
The documentary chronicles Pearl Jam's sold-out performances at Wrigley Field during the Cubs' historic, World Series-winning 2016 season. It features the band's 25-year catalog of originals and covers and showcases the special relationship between Pearl Jam and Chicago, lead singer Eddie Vedder's hometown.
Vedder is one of the most beloved celebrity Cubs fans, and he recently made national headlines for jamming with local street musicians at Sheffield and Waveland.
