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Go leaf-peeping |
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Heads up: Chicago’s deciduous foliage hits its fiery peak during the second week of October. |
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You don’t have to skip town to explore one of these scenic drives—all located within city limits. |
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Check out a beer garden |
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Oktoberfest may be canceled, but that shouldn’t stop you from nursing a frosty stein of pilsner. |
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Assuage your sweet tooth at Sugar Junkie, a new walk-up window that offers whimsical desserts like gelato funfetti sugar cookie sandwiches. | |
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Find the perfect end-of-summer Riesling (or your white/rosé/chillable red of choice) via the Logan Square bar Easy Does It’s sprawling digital bottle shop. | |
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Stream Chilean director Pablo Larraín's family drama Ema—plus tons of film picks—through the online version of the Chicago Latino Film Festival. | | | |
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6 places in the Midwest that look like they could be in Europe |
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While it's safe to say most of us won't be taking a vacation overseas in the near future, there are plenty of Midwest gems that mimic all the charm of the continent—sans the expensive flight and passport requirements—within just a few hours' drive from Chicago. From a recreated Bavarian village to a canal- and windmill-lined Dutch settlement, you're sure to get your fill of regional food, beer and culture in these quaint towns. |
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Did you know Time Out Market Chicago has an outdoor sidewalk patio now? | |
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Looking to soak up the final days of summer before fall in Chicago officially kicks off? Grab dinner on the @timeoutmarketchicago sidewalk patio, then head upstairs for a cocktail on the rooftop bar. | |
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