We polled Chicago’s 600-plus concierges who shared their top 40 culture and attractions destinations around town. From neighborhood cultural institutions and world class museums to can’t miss attractions and experiences. With so many great culture and attractions in the city, its no surprise that Chicago is top tourist destination. While you are planning your visit… Read more »
On Friday, November 16 from 7:00-11:00 p.m., Public Works Gallery in Wicker Park and Someoddpilot will host an immersive art exhibition called Space Becomes You. At the exhibition, guests will be taken on an interactive psychedelic trip of intergalactic landscapes, psychedelic rituals, and curious beings. The intent is constructing unifying galactic mythology both as commentary… Read more »
Come to Holiday Delight and Kudomo Matsuri (Children’s Festival)in Uptown Chicago! This fest hosts a variety of vendors selling handcrafted Japanese goods such as art, food, jewelry, and more! Start your holiday shopping early with one-of-a-kind gifts. Or, feast on traditional Japanese foods, including sushi and baked goods! And for Kudomo Matsuri, guests can bring… Read more »
Lincoln Park Zoo is hosting their annual Spooky Zoo event. This Saturday, October 27th, your little monkeys can dress up and trick-or-treat in a safe, family-friendly environment next to their favorite animals. As well as the Spooky Zoo event, Lincoln Park Zoo is holding a five-week Fall Festival. The Fall Festival lets guests experience fall fun… Read more »
With Halloween just around the corner, artists crawl out Saturday, October 20th for Arts in the Dark. A parade put on by Chicago’s art institutions and gathering area artists! So, surreal floats and performances will be parading on State Street in the Loop starting at 6 PM! After the parade, head over to the Millennium… Read more »
Enjoy Chicago’s annual architecture festival, Open House Chicago (OHC), from October 13-14th.
Be transported into the lives of the principal protagonists of the 20th century at this special exhibition opening Oct. 7 at the Illinois Holocaust Museum.
Mixing art, music, comedy and state-of-the- art technology, the show encourages audiences to reconnect with their inner (and outer) child and see the world through a new perspective.
Here’s a look at where to eat and what to see in this culturally-rich neighborhood.
Every year EXPO hosts various galleries that present different types of art from sculptures and paintings, to films and media works at Navy Pier. It’s one event you won’t want to miss.