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Maggie Rogers fans line streets around House of Blues, with Rogers herself working the box office
Taylor Swift fans may be taking over River North, but in downtown Chicago, Maggie Rogers fans are lining the streets. NBC Chicago’s Jen DeSalvo reports.
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From a tea festival to Art Expo at Navy Pier, here's a look at what to do this weekend in the Chicago area
From the first-ever Chicago Tea Festival to Art Expo at Navy Pier, NBC Chicago’s LeeAnn Trotter takes a look at what to do around the Chicago area this weekend.
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The Other Art Fair and more things to do in and around Chicago this weekend
The Other Art Fair and 10 other things to do in and around Chicago this weekend.
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Iconic Chocolate Fest returns to historic downtown Long Grove
Got a sweet tooth? The festival for all things chocolate will return to a quaint Chicago suburb in May.
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Immersive ‘Bluey' adventure to take over Chicago's CAMP store next month
Mark your calendars, Bluey fans: everyone’s favorite Australian Blue Heeler dog will be coming to Chicago next month for an immersive “Bluey x Camp” experience.
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Fundraiser for Bernie Mac Foundation to be held this weekend
A “purple carpet” fundraiser for the Bernie Mac Foundation is slated to be held this weekend, NBC Chicago’s LeeAnn Trotter reports.
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A look ahead at what to do this weekend across Chicago area
NBC Chicago’s LeeAnn Trotter takes a look ahead at things to do around the Chicago area this weekend.
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Here's why Museum of Science and Industry was closed Wednesday
While many Illinois students are out of school for spring break and heading to Chicago museums to take advantage of their days off, one iconic spot was unexpectedly closed for “unplanned museum maintenance.”
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Museum of Science and Industry closed Wednesday for ‘unplanned maintenance
As spring break for some Illinois schools continue, a popular Chicago museum said it would be closed Wednesday for “unplanned museum maintenance.”
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Museum of Science and Industry closed Wednesday for ‘unplanned maintenance'
As spring break for some Illinois schools continue, a popular Chicago museum said it would be closed Wednesday for “unplanned maintenance.”
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Mini-documentaries on each of Chicago's 77 neighborhoods aimed to increase tourism
Mini-documentaries on each of Chicago’s 77 neighborhoods have been made in an effort to increase tourism, NBC Chicago’s LeeAnn Trotter reports.
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Free museum days in Chicago in April: Shedd Aquarium, Field Museum and more
Here are some Chicago museums with free days in April.
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New, higher ticket prices now in effect at Adler Planetarium
Last month, Chicago Park District board commissioners granted the Planetarium permission to increase its admission fees from residents and non-residents, a press release said.
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New, higher ticket prices now in effect at Adler Planetarium
It will soon cost most to visit Chicago’s iconic Adler Planetarium.
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A look ahead at what to do in the Chicago area for Easter weekend
Easter weekend is here, and NBC Chicago’s LeeAnn Trotter has everything you need to know about what’s going on in the area this weekend.
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A look at YMCA summer programs for kids across the Chicago area
Lots of kids are on spring break right now and it’s the first big chance for parents to start planning activities as summer break nears. Priscilla from Telemundo Chicago visited a Chicago YMCA to learn about sports camps and activities available for kids of all ages.
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Things to do in and around Chicago this weekend
There’s plenty to do in Chicago this weekend, from a literature festival, to comedians and more.
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Is the Chicago River still green after St. Pat's dye? See it here
Is the Chicago River still dyed green from St. Patrick’s Day 2024?
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Is the Chicago River still green? A time-lapse of the 2024 Chicago River dyeing
Is the Chicago River still dyed green from St. Patrick’s Day 2024?
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Chicago celebrates St. Patrick's Day with parades, Irish dancing, bagpipes and more
On the heels of the river dyeing and parade in downtown Chicago, St. Patrick’s Day celebrations kicked into high gear as the holiday commenced on Sunday. Parades stepped off on the city’s Northwest and South sides, attracting crowds from near and far. A 20-plus-year tradition in the Norwood Park neighborhood, the Northwest Side Irish Parade entertained specators with marching...