Hope and Help was created by French-born Edouard Chassaing and dedicated in 1955. The style of the sculpture relies less on modern techniques for figurative sculpture, and more on characteristics of Near Eastern relief sculpture.
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Holiday Windows on The Magnificent Mile
The Magnificent Mile Association announced a new holiday tradition for the 29th annual BMO Harris Bank Magnificent Mile Lights Festival, featuring festive window displays from 15 cultural and community partners in storefronts available for lease along North Michigan Avenue.
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Help Our Athletes Unleash Their Inner Champion
While Special Olympics Illinois is primarily a sports organization for the intellectually disabled, they are much more. Your support helps pay for the 23,100+ athletes that compete in over 200 competitions in our state, in just one year, as Special Olympics Illinois does not charge for its athletes to participate.
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Thanksgiving To-Go: Let Us Do the Cooking!
Whether it's with a few members of the household, immediate family, or solo, Chicagoans can make things a little easier during this challenging year by letting the professionals prepare a feast! Read more
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Magnificent Mile Trivia
How much do you know about the Windy City? Test out your Chicago knowledge with these trivia questions! We post a new fun fact every Tuesday on our Instagram, @themagmile.
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Shopping
Shops along The Magnificent Mile are dedicated to your well-being. Please wear a face covering at all times inside.
Dining
In addition to curbside pick-up and delivery, outdoor dining is permitted with proper social distancing.
Things to do
Enjoy socially distant sightseeing and explore safely with enhanced health guidelines!
