Your Ultimate Guide to 2023 Summer Festivals in Chicago

Chicago’s summer festivals provide a kaleidoscope of experiences, reflecting the city’s cultural vibrancy and diversity. With a plethora of electrifying live music performances, mesmerizing art installations, tantalizing global cuisines, and cultural celebrations from around the world, Chicago’s summer festivals in …

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Spring Vibes: 5 Reasons the 2023 Market is Looking Up

I am thrilled to share that the 2023 real estate market is bright for several reasons – stabilizing market conditions, substantial return on investment for sellers, a thriving and active market, high rental costs encouraging homeownership, and a return to …

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Discover the Best Free Things To Do in Chicago!

Looking for fun and free things to do in Chicago? Here are two tips from Debra, a local Chicago neighborhoods expert: The 606, also known as the Bloomingdale Trail, begins in one of Chicago’s favorite neighborhoods, Bucktown, and offers a …

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Hidden treasures of West Loop

Chicago’s West Loop is known for its Randolph Street Market, some of the top Chicago hotels such as Nobu, Crowne Plaza, and The Hoxton, top-tier restaurants (Michelin awarded Mako, Next, Smyth, Elske, and others), and luxury highrise residential buildings. “My …

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Chicago Summer Festivals – August

Chicago is an amazing city year-round, but there is something special about summers in Chicago. Locals and visitors alike are outside enjoying the city’s multitude of parks, beaches, outdoor dining, Lake Michigan, and, of course, summer festivals, most of which …

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Is Copi the New Salmon?!

Hot off the press! Food & Wine Magazine just announced Copi might be the new salmon!  “Copi, previously known as Carp, was imported to the United States from Asia in the 1970s. It was used as a method to control …

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Chicago Summer Festivals – July

Chicago is an amazing city year-round, but there is something special about summers in Chicago. Locals and visitors alike are outside enjoying the city’s multitude of parks, beaches, outdoor dining, Lake Michigan, and, of course, summer festivals, most of which …

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