Looking to get away from the usual tourist traps? Discover the most interesting and unusual Chicago secret guides for locals, visitors and tourists alike.
Sure Paris is the place for romance, but have you stopped to consider the ample opportunities Chicago has to offer? From swanky speakeasies to intimate Candlelight concerts and everything in between, the...
Living in the city can be expensive, but there are plenty of free activities to enjoy! You can explore the lakefront, visit the Lincoln Park Conservatory, or enter museums at no cost. One thing that p...
Anyone here knows Chicago is full of things to discover; however, sometimes it can get a little pricey. Luckily, there are many fun and free things to do in Chicago throughout the year. If you’re in...
Fourth of July in Chicago is right around the corner and now is the time to firm up your day-of plans! Whether you're looking for fireworks viewing locales, patio parties, or other fun events, we've g...
Whether you're treating yourself to , , or enjoying out at one of Chicago's many brilliant bars and restaurants, you can be sure a finely-crafted cocktail is only seconds away. From to more innovative and everything...
Father's Day in Chicago is June 21, and if you haven't firmed up your day-of plans yet, you'll need a few options! Luckily Secret Chicago is here to help. From U.S. Open watch parties to can't-miss...
Summertime Chi is finally upon us! Now that the weather is warming up, there's a good chance you're in need of some fun things to do. Whether you're looking to soak up the sun on the perfect outd...
Juneteenth is Friday, June 19, marking the historic end of slavery in the U.S. in 1865. Now in 2026, we honor the holiday in Chicago with citywide celebrations and programming. From parades and outdoo...
Wine is always known to bring people together. Sitting on a scenic patio or a lovely rooftop, or a vast winery, ordering by the bottle or the glass, it doesn't matter. Because here in Chicago, it also ha...
Chicago’s love affair with classical music goes way back—think 1890s orchestras, grand opera houses, and a city buzzing with choral groups and composers. From launching the world-famous Chicago Symphony Orchestra to cha...