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Things to do in
Chicago - limited to areas around the center of downtown: Magnificent Mile,
Gold Coast, Old Town, River North, Loop, West Loop
Things to do in
Critics' Choice
Myung-Whun Chung returns to lead an all-Brahms
program with the Firt Symphony and Violin Concerto.
Gutsy, take-no-prisoners violinist Vadim
Repin is .. MORE»
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Saturday Pick-Staiger
Concert Hall, Northwestern University
Ryan Nelson leads a Latin-American
evening of H. Owen Reed (La fiesta Mexicana), Revueltas (Sensemaya)
and Ian Crouse
(Cronica del ulimo ano en
la vi.. MORE»
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University
of Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Saturday Mandel Hall
Under the batons of Barbara Schubert
and James Kallembach, the students close out their
quarter with Hindemith's gleaming symphony Mathis der
Maler an.. MORE»
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FREE
For Gospel Fest highlights, see “TK
opener,” page TK. For a complete list of showtimes,
see page TK.
Saturday Pops For
Mark Hummel's
Blues Harp Blowout + Fruteland Jackson + Little
Arthur Duncan
Saturday Buddy Guy's Legends
Saturday Blue
Saturday House of Blues
JW
Williams Blues Band + Patricia Scott
Saturday Blue
Big James
Montgomery + Linsey Alexander
Saturday
Things to do in
Saturday Chicago Shakespeare Theater
With a striking opening image of
shrouded men, our anticipation rises for a play that will be an equally
eloquent evocation of wartime loss. Despite d.. MORE»
Critics' Choice
The
25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee
Composer William Finn's loose
jamboree meditation on the most tragically operatic contest K–12 has to offer
is fully realized by director James Lapine.. MORE»
Critics' Choice
Saturday The Building Stage
Eugène Ionesco’s bit of seminal Absurdism, The Bald Soprano might be intuitively staged in
ambiguous shades of gray, trite dialogue dripping with gent..
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Critics' Choice
Saturday Cadillac Palace Theatre
What this jubilant, highly entertaining
musical adaptation contributes to Alice Walker’s classic story of Celie—a poor black woman raped as a teen the.. MORE»
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Saturday Goodman Theatre
One woman lives in
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Critics' Choice
Saturday Goodman Theatre
Adaptor-director Frank Galati’s Oedipus
takes place in the world and mind of Sigmund Freud, who used Sophocles’
tragedian as a template for all sexual.. MORE»
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Critics' Choice
Saturday The Chicago Theatre
This older-than-the-Bible comic
whodunit features topical gags plus spot-on and nowhere-near-the-spot wordplay.
But mostly it's a showcase for a gay s.. MORE»
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It’s hard to find fault with an
estrogen-fueled story that brings grrrl power to
13-year-olds everywhere. In fact, as a result of their enthusiasm, th.. MORE»
Saturday Tommy Gun's Garage
Roaring Twenties gangsters
sing, drink and shoot while you eat your dinner. MORE»
Things to do in
Saturday
Although this exhibit is used best as a
preface on the city’s architecture, any
Critics' Choice
“Stitched
Together—Early American Samplers.”
Saturday
See Clarke and
Architecture
of Culture and Commerce
Saturday
See some of the most ornate, lavish and
innovative feats in design on this tour that includes Burnham, Root &
Atwood's stately Reliance Building, Loui.. MORE»
Critics' Choice
Saturday Meet at the southeast corner
This quintessential
“John
James Audubon: The Birds of America,” and “While All the Tribes of Birds Sang.”
Saturday Illinois State Museum Chicago Gallery
Along with 30 prints from the renown
illustrator of nature, the museum presents an exhibition of bird-related
artifacts ranging from prehistoric bird .. MORE»
Bobby's
Chicago Bike Hike: City of Neighborhoods
Saturday Bobby's Bike Hike
Cruise the city, see the sights and
learn a bit about
Bobby's
Chicago Bike Hike: Sunglasses at Night
Saturday Bobby's Bike Hike
The evening version of Bobby's tours
takes you on a leisurely ride through some of the city's most beautiful
nighttime spots, like
Bobby's
Quintessential Chicago Tour
Saturday Bobby's Bike Hike
This tour includes some of the city's
emblematic sights, including Buckingham Fountain, Navy Pier, Shedd Aquarium, the Field Museum, Soldier Field, an.. MORE»
Saturday
This bus tour covers miles of ground,
from Mies van der Rohe's IIT campus and Frank Lloyd Wright's Robie House on the South Side to the Rookery downto.. MORE»
Saturday
The skyscrapers that rose from the
ashes of the Great Fire of 1871 permanently altered the city's skyline.
Downtown's outdoor museum of towering artif.. MORE»
Saturday Harold Washington Library, Cindy Pritzker Auditorium
Any
Chicagoan can tell you |
Any
Chicagoan can tell you |
Saturday
Sure,
you know it took years for |
“Nourishing Culture: Greek Immigrants and Food in
Chicago.”
Ever
wondered how gyros became one of our most beloved mall foods, or why flaming
cheese is served in every tourist spot in Greektown?
This exhibit st.. MORE» |
“Remembering Generations: The Greek Immigrant's Journey.”
Learn
more about the origins of Greektown and the history
of the Hellenic immigrant experience with this retrospective of photos, art
and historical i.. MORE» |
“Spanning Chicago: Bridges in the City of Big Shoulders”
The
Windy City. |
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FREE
The
City of |
FREE
Saturday
Gaze at
the world's largest Tiffany stained-glass dome, ornate mosaics, marble and
moldings in this 19th-century building that once housed the |
Kid-friendly
Game is
on at the city's new summerlong game space hang
out. As part of |
Critics' Choice
Kid-friendly
FREE
Let the
spirit move you to |
“Filth, Treason
and Blasphemy? Museums as First Amendment Battlegrounds.”
The First Amendments establishes freedom
of religion, speech and the press. How has this effected the way our country's
institutions represent their a.. MORE»
McCormick
Tribune Freedom Museum
Though lately a certain Texan has had
us associating the word freedom with wire tap, the freedoms addressed at this
new museum are of the more traditi..
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Saturday
This interactive exhibit encourages
kids to explore and celebrate their individuality by taking self-portraits and
adding them to a massive neighborho..
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Exercise your own freedom of expression
by visiting the recording station, which lets you leave a message for future
visitors on what freedom means to.. MORE»
The museum's centerpiece is a sculpture
named after the date the First Amendment was ratified. The two-story piece is
made up of 800 cascading steel p.. MORE»
Shoreline
Sightseeing Architecture Cruise
Saturday Navy Pier
You'll set sail from Navy Pier for a
docent-led tour on the
Shoreline
Sightseeing Skyline Tour
Saturday Navy Pier
Take in panoramic views of the skyline
from
Pain. We’ve all experienced it. Find
out how others through the ages have attempted to relieve it, from psychoactive
plants in ancient times to contem..
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“Turn
of the Century Apothecary Shop.”
This old-timey,
walk-in apothecary was re-created using wood medicine shelves, patent
medications, a prescription book and tools of the trade taken fr.. MORE»
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Critics' Choice
“Chicago: Crossroads of
America.”
This exhibit begins its ride through
history with “L” Car Number One, the mahogany-paneled car that swept riders off
to the World's Columbian Expositi..
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Musuem of Broadcast
Communications
After a three-year break, this museum
has re-opened in a brand new, state-of-the-art space. Relieved radio heads, TV
lovers and history buffs can expe..
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