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9 of Chicago’s most haunted places
Chicago is a city with history — a whole lot of history, dating back to before the citys founding in 1837. So its hardly surprising that its also a city with ghosts — a whole lot of ghosts. These alleged hauntings stem from some of the citys darkest chapters, like the Great Chicago Fire, the sinking of the SS Eastland,...
A fall guide to Chicago for culture lovers: music festivals, art exhibits, and top events
Chicagos fall events calendar is overflowing with cultural happenings — including music, theatre, film, visual arts, and everything in between. Fall culture guide to ChicagoArt and culture eventsArchitecture eventsFilm festivalsLive musicMuseum exhibitsFood festivals If youre looking for things to do this fall in Chicago, mark your calendar for these exciting arts and culture events. From immersive arts experiences to genre-defying...
Explore the universe at Chicago’s Adler Planetarium
At the lakefront Adler Planetarium, the night sky comes into sharp focus thanks to the largest publicly accessible telescope in Chicago. Through the popular Scopes at the Adler program, visitors can enjoy free telescope viewing and experience remarkable sights, from sunspots during the day to the moon, planets, and distant stars after sunset. Whether youre an experienced stargazer or peering through...
Your guide to fall theatre 2026 in Chicago: can’t
Chicago is home to one of the country’s most exciting theatre scenes, from Tony Award-winning theatres and cutting-edge original productions to the latest Broadway hits and everything in between. And for theatre lovers, fall is one of the best times of year to experience it all. Fall 2026 Chicago theatre highlightsThe acclaimed Jekyll Hyde musical is back after a sold-out...
Dog‑friendly guide to Chicago: a city built for you and your best friend
Chicago is one of the country’s most dog‑friendly cities, thanks to its mix of lakefront parks, welcoming patios, neighborhood breweries, and hotels that treat pups like VIP guests.  No matter what area of the city you’re exploring, you’ll find plenty of places where dogs are not just allowed — they’re genuinely welcomed.  Dog-friendly ChicagoPet‑friendly hotels in ChicagoPet‑friendly restaurants and breweriesPet‑friendly...
Dog‑friendly guide to Chicago: a city built for you and your best friend
Chicago is one of the country’s most dog‑friendly cities, thanks to its mix of lakefront parks, welcoming patios, neighborhood breweries, and hotels that treat pups like VIP guests.  No matter what area of the city you’re exploring, you’ll find plenty of places where dogs are not just allowed — they’re genuinely welcomed.  Dog-friendly ChicagoPet‑friendly hotels in ChicagoPet‑friendly restaurants and breweriesPet‑friendly...
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8 U.S. Destinations to Avoid This Summer If You’re Worried About Zika
While U.S. territories Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands have both reported locally acquired Zika cases, the mosquito is yet to have reached the United States. Unfortunately, Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, now reports that -- thanks to warming temperatures -- the...
5 Surprising Forms of Tourism That Are Actually Becoming Popular
It seems business or pleasure are the only options travelers are given when defining the reasoning behind their trips, but motivations for travel aren't always so crystal-clear. In fact, more and more travelers are going on pilgrimages, to very specific destinations, for reasons that don’t fall anywhere near the classic...
13 Things You Only Do When You’re On Vacation
Guests relaxing at the pool at the W South Beach. Most of us don’t get to take a whole lot of time off during the year. (In fact, you can check out the best and worst places to live as far as vacation days goes at The Guardian.) So we...
What I Learned from a 10-Day Silent Meditation Retreat
“I can’t believe you aren’t going to talk for 10 days. I would go crazy.” That was the response I got from roughly 95 percent of people whom I told I was going on my first (and only, thus far) 10-day silent meditation retreat. It’s also basically what I had...
What It’s Like to Quit Your Corporate Job, Sell Everything You Own, and Travel the World
“Quitting my job was never in the cards,” says former consultant Keith Armington. “I wanted to be partner, a lifer.” Well, never say never. Born and raised in Philadelphia, the now 27-year-old followed the consultant path straight out of college -- which is to say he worked hard and climbed...
Why St. Lucia May Be Home to the Fountain of Youth
St. Lucia is one of those incredibleCaribbean islands that draws you in with its stunning beaches, tropical weather, and unspoiled landscape. That was the reason I took a recent trip there andupon my arrival, it was everything I expected. But, there was one thing I keptnoticing over and over that...
4 U.S. Cities Perfect for a Weekend Visit (and No Longer)
The average American working a full-time salaried job receives 8.1 paid vacation days per year -- sometimes even less, depending on the company's accrual policy. It's enough (or, actually, so little) that it makes us green-eyed of our friends across the pond who can have up to a month...
5 Races Especially Worth Running (Because They’re in Beautiful Places)
Dedicated runners are known to travel far and wide to participate in races, and there's no shortage of long-distance runners who plan their annual vacations around running. However, even casual runners who set their sights on shorter runs such as half marathons and 5k/10k races will find plenty of amazing...
The 9 Coolest Gigs That Make Travel Your Job
Traveling is typically reserved for those precious two weeks the average American worker gets off each year. We slave away at our desks all day, every day for a few moments of pleasure at the beach or another exotic destination. But, what if your job was to travel? Amazingly, some...
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