Choose Chicago, the city’s tourism department, is ushering in a new era of prosperity for the Windy City with the launch of its latest campaign: Never Done. Never Outdone. The new brand initiative aims to boost civic e...
You might know for its gourmet pizzas and natural wines, but this summer, the chic Logan Square spot is serving up something sweet and unexpected. Middle Brow recently debuted a self-serve machine at its 2840 W Armit...
360 Chicago is expanding its footprint atop the former Hancock Center (875 N. Michigan Avenue), taking over the two floors previously occupied by the . Representatives of the popular observation deck announced the expa...
Heritage Restaurant and Caviar Bar, a Ukrainian Village dining institution has announced it will close its doors after 8 years. Owners of the announced the news in a shared on June 6, stating that the establishment...
A curious new resident is making a splash at the — meet Tucker the 6 year-old River Otter. The adorable semiaquatic critter recently arrived from the Roosevelt Park Zoo, in Minot North Dakota, and has been acclimating...
The Chicago Transit Authority is launching a new program called “CTA Chats”—a series of pop-up events where riders can share feedback that will play a role in the agency’s ongoing . Pop ups to bring riders and transit l...
A “Strawberry Moon” is set to light up Chicago’s night sky on Tuesday, June 10, offering some spellbinding celestial views. But what exactly is this phenomenon—and what sets it apart from other full moons? Here’s every...
Chicago's largest vegan food festival is back at Grant Park from June 21-22, bringing more than 200 vegan food vendors and entertainment to the heart of the city. Billed as part food-festival, part cultural celebration...
A tiny new resident is making big waves at the Brookfield Zoo—the zoo recently welcomed its first bottlenose dolphin calf in a decade. “A momentous occasion” Thirty-eight-year-old bottlenose dolphin Allie gave birth on...
Thursday, June 19 is Juneteenth, the federally recognized holiday marking the end of slavery in the United States. Also known as Black Independence Day, it commemorates the day in 1865 when Union troops arrived in Galv...