Downtown Chicago has something for everyone. From Grant and Millennium Parks to the Theater District and the Museum Campus, there’s no shortage of things to explore. Start charting your course of action with these destinations, below.
Chicago Toy and Game Fair (ChiTAG), the largest toy and game fair in the U.S. open to the general public, returns to Navy Pier Nov. 18-19 offering a weekend of fun-filled discovery and interactive events.
The BMO Harris Bank Magnificent Mile Lights Festival® offers two days of free, family fun to celebrate the start of the holiday season—Nov. 17 & 18—culminating in an unforgettable tree-lighting parade.
In honor of Veterans Day 2017, Navy Pier will extend complimentary rides on the Centennial Wheel exclusively to U.S. veterans and active duty service members.
It is thrilling, astonishing, and downright epic. Don’t miss out on seeing the Lyric’s production of Wagner’s Die Walküre as only five performances remain.
Must-see works of around from premier galleries from around the globe take center stage at Navy Pier.
Halloween in Chicago isn’t just for trick-or-treating. Here’s a look at five, can’t-miss haunted happenings across the city.
Experience Chicago Line Cruises’ very first film cruise celebrating the dramatic history of Chicago based films. Cruise behind the scenes into “The Blues Brothers”, “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off”, “The Dark Knight”, and countless other Chicago based classics.
Your little ones can step into the pages of Eric Carle’s colorful picture books at the Chicago Children’s Museum’s new special exhibit.
Tour soaring skyscrapers, repurposed mansions, opulent theaters, exclusive private clubs, private offices, and breathtaking sacred spaces… for free.
Concierges’ weigh in with their top spots to kick back and have a well-crafted drink.