Gather together at Gallagher Way this Thursday (7/28) for a one-of-a-kind French market. From 4 PM to 8 PM, the iconic lawn will be transformed into a breezy European-inspired marketplace complete with vendors, food tru...
There's nothing better than a good meal with a beautiful view and Atomic Hospitality knows it. The group has just opened an 8,000-square-foot pop-up with gorgeous views for a limited time only. Open throughout the rest...
Located on Division Street between California and Western Avenues, (also known as Paseo Boricua) there sits a half-mile plot of land at Humboldt Park, you'll find two towering 60-foot Puerto Rican Flags. In what's sure...
Get ready for a weekend of music, revelry, and joy at the iconic Wicker Park Fest. With a stacked lineup of musicians, the three-day festival returns today and goes on all weekend long! Keep reading for all the info on...
Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay has an extensive collection of rock memorabilia and now, he’s bringing those incredible artifacts to Chicago. Irsay's goal is to showcase his iconic collection of rock music, American...
The Art Institute’s famous lions have returned to their rightful place on the grand steps of the art institute.
The iconic bronze statues, which were removed back in June for a mandatory deep cleaning and a fresh co...
Museum Campus contains many iconic locals, like the Shedd Aquarium, the Field Museum, the Adler Planetarium, Soldier Field, and the Lakeside Center of McCormick Place. Alongside that, the small island also includes natu...
The 15th annual Roscoe Village Burger Festival took place this past weekend, bringing together 10 Chicago restaurants to compete for the title of Chicago's Best Burger. The three-day festival was filled with two stages...
A quirky pastel-colored Victorian house sits proudly at 1525 W. Pratt Blvd. in Rogers Park. Known to locals as The Candyland House, it was put up for sale last year, and quickly sold to Joe Bergantino and Ricky Gonzalez...
In homage to the Art Nouveau movement, which took place between 1890 and 1910, the Garfield Conservatory created an elaborate new outdoor exhibit you’ll have to see to believe. Influenced by the emerging science of bo...