The Atlas Clock seen here in Chicago is a replica of the one found at the Tiffany & Co store in New York City. The Atlas statue in New York was carved out of fir, in 1853, and then painted to mimic the patina of weathered bronze.
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Enjoy a lively day in Chicago starting with a one of a kind experience at Ed Debevic's. Then off to your Open House Chicago 2023 adventure. Savor a Halloween-themed afternoon tea at The Ritz-Carlton Chicago. Finally, end your day with some fun at Flight Club.
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This Weekend: Dash to The Altar™
In this season of love, celebrate as 26 happy couples say “I do” on October 7th at The Wrigley Building before the Chicago Marathon on October 8th. Keep reading for what your weekend in the heart of Chicago has in store.
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This Weekend on Michigan Avenue: Food, Art and Negronis
Not sure what to do this weekend? We have your days planned for you, filled with variety of one-of-a-kind experiences for all ages you can only find on Michigan Avenue.
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