Tag: Chicago

Posted on 04/25/2024
Discovering Chicagoland’s Art and Antique Markets
Whether you’re making a move and preparing to decorate a new space or refreshing your current space, Chicagoland’s vibrant art and antique markets offer endless inspiration – and the chance to uncover some truly amazing finds. Art and antiques are a great way to add layers to a beautiful room. They spark conversation and, most importantly, should give...
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Posted on 04/13/2024
Roberts Cycle in Rogers Park
Robert’s Cycle at 7054 N. Clark St. in Chicago, originally opened in 1935. They can fix your bicycle, as well as E-Bikes, and E-Scooters. They also sell bikes. They can repair everything from children’s bikes to adult bikes, and they offer FREE, no obligation repair estimates. The owner of the shop Richard Bonomo, showed us a picture of...
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Posted on 04/10/2024
The Copernicus Center Theatre
We were back at the beautiful Copernicus Center. The Copernicus Center was formerly known as the Gateway Theatre. It's always amazing to be at such a beautiful and historic theatre. The Copernicus Center is located at 5216 W. Lawrence Avenue. The former Gateway Theater was designed by architect Mason Rapp of the prestigious firm of Rapp and Rapp,...
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Posted on 03/29/2024
From Donuts to Dugouts: Seven Fun Ways to Welcome Spring in Chicago
We don’t know about you, but we’re ready for spring. As the ground thaws and the tulips bloom on Michigan Avenue, it’s time to get out and explore Chicago. To help you make the most of the season, we’ve rounded up a list of our favorite off-the-radar things to do this spring. 1. Underground Donut Tour Sweet tooths,...
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Posted on 03/26/2024
The Blommer Chocolate Company
The Blommer Chocolate Company is closing its Chicago factory at the end of May. The factory is located at 600 W. Kinzie St. It has been running since 1939, and it’s the Blommer’s original manufacturing plant. The decision to close is due to the increasing costs and repairs required to maintain the building. Blommer Chocolate will still keep...
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Posted on 03/16/2024
From River Views to Irish Brews: Chicago’s Best Spots for St. Patrick’s Day
On St. Patrick’s Day in Chicago, everyone – and everything – is at least a little Irish. And that’s why, whether you want to celebrate with a pint of Guinness in one of the top Irish pubs outside the Green Isle or you’d rather sip a Mai Tai by the green river, you’re in luck. Because this St....
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Posted on 02/29/2024
The Chicago Two-Flat
Whether it was rebuilding the city following the Great Chicago Fire in 1871, reversing the Chicago River and the deadly pollution of drinking water by 1900, or finding solutions too many current-day issues, Chicago has, time and again, found a way to adapt and move forward. The rise of the two-flat is a perfect example. Simply put, “a...
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Posted on 02/27/2024
10 Great Things About Chicago’s Far Northwest Side
Chicago’s Far Northwest Side, comprised of neighborhoods like Jefferson Park, Norwood Park, Edison Park, Forest Glen and Portage Park, is characterized by tree-lined streets, a suburb-in-the-city feel, and a strong sense of community. From its thriving restaurant scene and excellent transit options to its wide range of community activities, there are plenty of things we love about the...
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Posted on 02/09/2024
Valentine’s Day in Chicago: Unique Places to Visit
The countdown to Valentine’s Day is on – and if you’re still searching for the perfect activity, reservation, or off-the-radar spot to bring your Valentine, we’ve got you covered. Whether you’re into cozy indoor activities, adventurous outings, or something totally out of the box, Chicago has plenty of options. 1. Luxurious Relaxation at AIRE Ancient Baths Set in...
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Posted on 12/22/2023
Top Ski Resorts Just a Snowball’s Throw from Chicago
It may seem ironic that inhabitants of the flattest part of the country are so enthusiastic when it comes to skiing and snowboarding, but we Midwesterners do love to hit the slopes. And while our topography may not offer the towering snow-covered peaks and endless groomed runs of Colorado, Utah, Montana or Tahoe, there are still plenty of...
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Posted on 11/22/2023
The Holidays are Here – and You Don’t Want to Miss These Chicagoland Happenings
‘Tis the season to get out and explore. Whether you’re hunkering down in the city for the long term, plan to make a leap to suburbia in the new year, or simply want to get a sense of what’s out there, the holidays are a great time to get a feel for different communities. Our advice? Start with...
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Posted on 11/17/2023
Duks Red Hots in Chicago
Located at 636 N. Ashland Ave in the West Town neighborhood is Duks. Duks opened up in 1954. For the past 69 years it has been serving up hot dogs, hamburgers, chili dogs and more. Mervyn Dukatt and Donald Marsalle opened the hot dog stand in 1954 as Donald Duks Red Hots. A couple of years later Walt...
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