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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Independence Day on the Mile
Light those fireworks up this Independence day weekend. No city lights the night up better on July 4th than Chicago! With that, are a bunch of Independence day themed events on the world renown Magnificent Mile. Read more
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Father's Day The Magnificent Mile
Jerry Seinfeld once said, “You can tell what year was the best year of your Dad’s life because he seems to freeze that clothing style and ride it out.” Well, what better way to celebrate Dad this Father’s Day then to take him to some of the various stores here... Read more
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Pride Month Festivities
Pride Month is well underway here in Chicago, and the neon lights of downtown are glowing brighter than ever this year. With Chicago fully open as of June 11, there may not be a better time to get out and celebrate Pride in the best way possible. Read more
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A Magnificent Mother's Day on The Mile
Celebrate Mother's Day on the Magnificent Mile with the selfless, caring, and hardworking woman you get to call, "Mom." While we are slowly returning back to normal, we hope that you can spend the special day showering Mom with all of her favorite things.
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Things to do
The Magnificent Mile is packed with things to do and see, including Chicago’s best attractions and more than 50 historic landmarks.
Shopping
Shops along The Magnificent Mile include more than 450 retailers, including flagship experiences, major department stores, and international designers and boutiques.
