See the Solar Eclipse from the Water
Join Shoreline Sightseeing at one of the best spots in the Chicago area to view the solar eclipse on a special, 75-minute Lake Michigan cruise.
The Driehaus Museum is a hidden gem and one of the grandest residential buildings of the 19th century. If you’re looking for a museum that can be explored in a short amount of time, but still inspires by its beauty, this is it. A premier example of historic preservation, visitors can take in magnificent architecture, collections, and exhibitions and learn how the prevailing design philosophies of the period were interpreted by artists and architects at the waning of the 19th and 20th centuries.
If you have the opportunity to venture to Ukrainian Village, check out Whisk. Part brunch, part burgers, and all delicious. Chef/owners (and brothers) Rick and David Rodriquez have joined their passions to create one of the city’s best brunch and burger joints. If you’re feeling adventurous, order the Snickers-stuffed French toast.
Summer wouldn’t be as sweet if you didn’t stop into The Northman, Chicago’s first cider bar. Located in the North Center neighborhood, this cider mecca can please even an experienced cocktail savant and its extensive array of offerings strike at the very core of cider lovers. Don’t forget to indulge in one of their fine whiskey selections or with Ploughman’s Platter, the perfect light bite for a small group.
Join Shoreline Sightseeing at one of the best spots in the Chicago area to view the solar eclipse on a special, 75-minute Lake Michigan cruise.
Go beyond the music memorabilia at Hard Rock Cafe Chicago and indulge in their new locally-inspired dishes and cocktails.
Whether you’re looking to be front-and-center for the action or want an eye-level view of the aerial maneuvers, here’s where to watch the Air and Water Show.
Adler Planetarium is hosting a giant block party, offering free admission for everyone for the Aug. 21st solar eclipse.
Head to Navy Pier’s Polk Bros Park for the latest public art installation’s daily “eruptions”.