A Real Hit: Zekelman Industries visits the Friendly Confines
It was a beautiful, sunny day in Wrigleyville when the Chicago Cubs played the Houston Astros at an afternoon game last Wednesday.
It was a beautiful, sunny day in Wrigleyville when the Chicago Cubs played the Houston Astros at an afternoon game last Wednesday.
Employees at the Zekelman Industries Corporate Headquarters went out to celebrate summer and root for the Cubbies at the Wrigley Field Rooftop Club, located right outside of the historic Friendly Confines.
Employees were treated to amazing views of the game, an all-you-can-eat menu full of summer classics such as chips, potato salad, burgers, hot dogs, and ice cream, and, most importantly, a great baseball game.
We had a blast watching the Cubs beat the Astros 7-2 – “Go, Cubs, Go!” indeed! –and look forward to a repeat game in the future! Take a look at some of the pictures we took at the game.
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