Chicago at Christmas
#2
Joined: Oct 2003
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Hiya! I don't live in Chicago anymore, but Christmas is my second favorite time of the year after summer. The city may be cold, but it is quite festive. There is so much you could see and do, it just depends on what you like.
I would say definitely have a drink at the top of the Hancock Building, have a little retail therapy along Michigan Avenue and see the Joffrey Ballet perform the Nutcracker if you can. My sister and I did it every year before I moved to England.
Also, if you don't mind the chill take a stroll through Lincoln Park Zoo to see the zoo lights festival. Don't miss the Art Institute or the Field Museum if you have the time.
Let us know what kinds of things you like seeing and doing and you should get an overwhelming response to your post.
I would say definitely have a drink at the top of the Hancock Building, have a little retail therapy along Michigan Avenue and see the Joffrey Ballet perform the Nutcracker if you can. My sister and I did it every year before I moved to England.
Also, if you don't mind the chill take a stroll through Lincoln Park Zoo to see the zoo lights festival. Don't miss the Art Institute or the Field Museum if you have the time.
Let us know what kinds of things you like seeing and doing and you should get an overwhelming response to your post.
#3
Joined: Feb 2003
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Chicagal:
Are the shops on Broadway carrying their Christmas ornamnets decorations yet? We try to make it to Chicago about once a month, so we may be there in early Nov. Thanks!
BE-have a good time! I second the suggestion for the Lincoln Park Lightshow. It's very nice, free and easy to get to.
Are the shops on Broadway carrying their Christmas ornamnets decorations yet? We try to make it to Chicago about once a month, so we may be there in early Nov. Thanks!
BE-have a good time! I second the suggestion for the Lincoln Park Lightshow. It's very nice, free and easy to get to.
#4
Joined: Apr 2003
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Wow, with such wonderful suggestions I will only add that you might want to see the exhibit on Jackie Kennedy: The White House Years at the Field Museum while you're in town. You can and should buy tickets online before you come at www.fieldmuseum.org




