Jane Byrne, Chicago’s first female mayor, was behind the creation of this fountain in 1982. She worked with Robinson Iron, a company known for buying Victorian era patterns and molds and creating new combinations, to design this fountain.
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Open House Chicago 2020
The Chicago Architecture Center (CAC) is pleased to announce nearly 50 online programs and trails for self-guided biking, driving and walking during the CAC’s 10th annual Open House Chicago.
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Celebrate Halloween 2020
The leaves have changed colors, the air is getting cooler, and the time has come to carve jack-o-lanterns. While Halloween might look a little different this year, there are still creative ways to celebrate the spooky season.
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Navigate the New Normal in Downtown Chicago
The “new normal” has been described as unprecedented, surreal, and supremely challenging. Our day-to-day plans and routines have been uprooted. Making time for fun is challenging and subject to new safety guidelines. So, how can we enjoy what’s most familiar in a new way?
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Now Open: Starbucks Reserve Roastery
Miss the eye-opening aroma of artisanal baked goods & locally roasted coffee? Await no more, the Chicago Starbucks Roastery is now open!
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Ducks on The Mag Mile
Check out a very special exhibit, Ducks on the Mag Mile presented by Make Corporation, on display this summer. The Magnificent Mile celebrates the power of what people, business, and community can achieve when we promote a unified world for Special Olympics Illinois athletes.
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We welcome you to think of the hotels along The Magnificent Mile as your home away from home.
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Enjoy socially distant sightseeing and explore your favorite attractions with enhanced health and safety guidelines!
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Shops along The Magnificent Mile are dedicated to your well-being. Please wear a face covering at all times inside.
