Harry Bertoia was commissioned by the Standard Oil Company to create this sculpture in 1975. When there is a breeze, the sculpture comes to life, creating a variety of sounds. Only six of the original eleven elements of the sculpture are on display.
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Tulips Are Blooming & We Are Celebrating
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Mother's Day on the Mag Mile
This year, celebrate Mother's Day on the Magnificent Mile! Enjoy a special brunch, shopping and spectacular tulips in full bloom all over The Avenue. Below are some of the options for creating a wonderful day with lots of memories. Read more
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Easter Hoppin-ings for Every-Bunny!
Hop down to The Mile for our magnificent Easter brunches! There is so much to do with Easter right around the corner. Put planning in the hands of the experts and enjoy our egg-celent brunch options. Read more
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Live Like a Leprechaun!
There are exciting things to do this St. Patrick's Day. With Chicago's unique river dyeing, keep the party going all day long! Read more
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