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Where to find Chicago’s best burgers |
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We’ve done a lot of research and we’re ready to share our tasty findings. Whether you’re a meat-eater or a vegetarian, we’ve found some wonderful stacks of patties for you to sink your teeth into. Check out new additions from the likes of Bianca’s Burgers and Mom’s at Marz Brewing, or dig into some old favorites. |
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What makes your city the best? |
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The world looks a bit different this year, and so does our annual survey of city-dwellers around the globe. As cities everywhere start to emerge from the pandemic, we want to know how you feel about life right now. Answer our fun quiz (it takes less than 10 minutes) and at the end, we’ll tell you exactly how much you love your city. All answers are completely anonymous, so don’t hold back! Ready? |
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The Navy Pier IMAX Theater has closed permanently |
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Hoping to see a summer blockbuster on an enormous screen once you're fully vaccinated? Sadly, you won't be able to see gigantic superheroes or zombies at the Navy Pier IMAX Theater. Operator AMC Theaters announced the location’s closure via an announcement on its website last week. | | |
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Your guide to April events in Chicago |
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It's officially spring, a time of rebirth, getting outside more consistently and remembering that Chicago is a pretty spectacular place when it's not coated in snow and ice. There’s plenty to do this month, including the return of Art on theMart, various spring flower shows and a virtual art festival, so get out and make the most of April! | |
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See a free drive-in movie screening |
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Take a trip just outside of Chicago this weekend to catch a trio of baseball-themed drive-in screenings at Rock Island Public House, including The Sandlot and A League of Their Own. Admission is free but parking is first come, first served. |
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Get lost in a sea of reflections |
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Put on a mask and step inside the shiny surfaces and projections of “Quantum Mirror,” a free-to-visit 300-square-foot installation by local artist Adrian Stein located within the Artspace 8 gallery in the 900 North Michigan Shops. |
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