The AIA Guide to Chicago is the most comprehensive resource for discovering Chicago’swonderfully diverse architecture, from global icons like the Willis Tower to the houses andneighborhood buildings that make for rewarding strolls everywhere in the city. These are AIA editor Laurie Petersen’s descriptions of 10 of her favorite places, selected from the almost 2,000 entries… Read more »
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unded in 1983, The Museum is committed to displaying the comprehensive heritage and history of Greek culture. With thousands of artifacts, exhibits and programs, the National Hellenic Museum is a center for learning and societal exploration. Here, visitors can experience the story of Greek legacy. In addition to the standard sights, The Museum will launch… Read more »
Celebrate National Dance Day at the Chicago SummerDance Celebration in Millennium Park on September 17, 2022, for a day full of dance shows and performances. This free event marks the end of Chicago’s SummerDance series, two months of pop-up dance programs, shows and lessons across the City. This final celebratory event invites dancers of all… Read more »
The International Voices Project (IVP) is to return to Chicago this September for its 12th season. During this free, three-week event, playwrights from across the world will take to the stage at Instituto Cervantes of Chicago. Every Monday and Wednesday from September 12 to 28, live readings will take place at 6:30 p.m., followed by question and… Read more »
Explore Chicago’s hidden gems with Jessica Mlinaric’s latest release, “Chicago Scavenger: The Ultimate Search for Chicago’s Hidden Treasures.” This interactive guide provides a comprehensive look into the Windy City’s many jewels. Author Jessica Mlinaric, Wicker Park native and founder of urbnexplorer.com, displays her passion for exploration, photography and culture so readers can connect with the… Read more »
Indoors or Out Whether you want to bask in the glorious heat of summer or cool down in the A/C, Chicago has a myriad of options for movie buffs (or casual viewers), so be sure to check if your favorite movie is playing in a park or theater near you. Millennium Park Millennium Park is…
As the summer winds down, that doesn’t mean the city’s festivities leave with the season. There are plenty of festivals into the fall months to celebrate! Taste of Greektown Experience Mediterranean culture in the city at Taste of Greektown. Enjoy traditional Greek food, live bands and dancers, and on-site activities like gyro eating contests, from… Read more »
An introduction to Chicago’s diverse community areas Each one of Chicago’s 77 neighborhoods has its unique and local charms and plenty of local businesses to explore. August is Black Owned Business Month, so make sure to check out these neighborhoods and their hottest of spots. BRONZEVILLE Historically known as Chicago’s ‘Black Metropolis,’Bronzeville is known for… Read more »
Yes, we’ve already reached the final two months of summer… with autumn on the horizon. Get outside with these activities while the warmth of summer permits! Get on the Water Whether you’re looking to get active, explore the city, or escape the summer heat, Chicago’s options for aquatic fun are endless. Rent a kayak and… Read more »
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The Auditorium Theatre has a past that follows the path of Chicago’s history. From the Great Chicago Fire and World’s Columbian Exposition of 1893 to the great rock and roll era of the 1960s. From the 1970s to the present. From opera to hip-hop, from political conventions to sporting events, the Auditorium Theatre has played a… Read more »