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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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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Check Out Chicago's Hottest Winter Rooftop Bars
Rooftop bar season is year-round in Chicago. These all-seasons spaces are the perfect place to cure your cabin fever with a healthy dose of the outdoors. Make your reservations today at Chicago’s hottest winter rooftops.
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In addition to curbside pick-up and delivery, outdoor dining is permitted with proper social distancing.
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