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Taste of Chicago, Air and Water Show Not Funded in 2021 City Budget
Will iconic city events like the Taste of Chicago and the Air and Water Show be cancelled next year?
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City Denies TBOX Request for a Bar Crawl Amid the Pandemic
Infamous Wrigleyville bar crawl, the Twelve Bars of Christmas, was denied by the city after requesting to host an event amid the coronavirus pandemic. The Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events said they will not issue special event permits for any in-person outdoor festivals, athletic events or non-essential markets through the end of the year, including the TBOX event….
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‘Tis the Season: Chicago Lights Official 2019 Christmas Tree
The city of Chicago lit its official 2019 Christmas tree in Millennium Park Friday evening, a sure sign the holiday season has begun, and Christmas isn’t that far away after all.
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Chicago's Christmas Tree Lighting to Kick Off Holiday Season
The holiday party can soon officially start. Once the city of Chicago’s official 2019 Christmas tree is lit, that is. And the big event is happening in in Millennium Park Friday evening.
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Chicago's Official Christmas Tree Will be Lit Friday
Oh Christmas tree, oh Christmas tree… Chicago’s official 2019 Christmas tree will officially be lit in Millennium Park Friday evening.
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Chicago's Official Christmas Tree Arrives at Millennium Park
Chicago’s 106th official Christmas tree officially arrived at Millennium Park Friday evening.
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Watch: Semi Delivers Chicago's Official Christmas Tree to Millennium Park
A semi delivered Chicago’s 106th official Christmas tree, a 55-foot blue spruce from Elgin, on Friday night.
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Chicago's Official Christmas Tree Cut Down
Chicago’s official Christmas tree has been chosen and it is a 55-foot blue spruce from Elgin, officials announced Wednesday.
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See Chicago's Official Christmas Tree for 2019
Oh Christmas tree, oh Christmas tree.
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How to Submit Your Tree to Be Chicago's Official Christmas Tree
It’s the most wonderful time of the year – well, not yet. But holiday preparations are underway, as the search for Chicago’s official 2019 Christmas tree is now on. Officials announced Thursday that the city is accepting applications for the tree to grace Millennium Park, serving as Chicago’s “official” tree for the holiday season.
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The Rundown: Kidnap Report, Conagra Lawsuits, Chicago Christmas Tree
The top headlines you need to know as you start your day on Sept. 26, 2019.
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Chicago Gospel Music Festival Plans Aretha Franklin Tribute
The year’s Chicago Gospel Music Festival will include a tribute to the “Queen of Soul” Aretha Franklin .
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Chicago's 2018 Christmas Tree to Light Up Friday
The newly chosen 60-foot Norway Spruce from Elmhurst marks Chicago’s 105th tree, according to a press release Tuesday.
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Chicago's 2018 Official Christmas Tree Has Been Chosen
The newly chosen 60-foot Norway Spruce from Elmhurst marks Chicago’s 105th tree, according to a press release Tuesday.
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How to Submit Your Tree to Be Chicago's Official 2018 Christmas Tree
Think your evergreen tree could become the center of Chicago’s holiday celebration this year?
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How to Submit Your Tree to Be Chicago's Official Christmas Tree
Think your evergreen tree could become the center of Chicago’s holiday celebration this year?
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$1M Initiative to Create Public Art in All 50 Chicago Wards Moves Forward
The city of Chicago has commissioned artists to create murals, sculptures and other works in all 50 city wards this summer and fall.
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See Who Will be Performing at Millennium Park's Free Music Series This Summer
The lineup for free concerts at the Jay Pritzker Pavilion in Millennium Park this summer has been released.
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Chicago to Pay Local Artists for Community Art Projects
Mayor Rahm Emanuel has designated 2017 as the year of public art in Chicago. The city will pay local artists to create community art projects in all 50 wards. LeeAnn Trotter reports.