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Two one-act operas written 25 years apart. The first explores the longing for the ideal of beauty; the second deals with the repercussions of finding it.
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With all of the tools at our fingertips nowadays, travel planning is simultaneously easy and overwhelming.
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The Chicago Gospel Music Festival returns for its 33rd year this summer. Taking place on June 1 and 2, this year's festival headliners include The Canton Spirituals, Israel & New Breed, “Oh Happy Day”: Chicago Choirs Celebrate the Music of Edwin Hawkins, The Walls Group, The Tri-City Singers Reunion and many more.
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A true bacon fan waxes rhapsodic about the 10th annual Baconfest Chicago.
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In Argentina, gelato is more than a dessert: it is a social tradition that is held dear any time of day, any season of the year. FRÍO Gelato (3721 N. Southport) is bringing this tradition to Lakeview and the results are superb.
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Summer begins when Buckingham Fountain is turned back on for the season. ComEd and the Chicago Park District have joined forces for the fourth year in a row to "Switch On Summer."
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A precocious toddler... A lost beloved bunny... A superhero Dad... A singing Mom... And dancing laundry supplies. What could go wrong? Knuffle Bunny: A Cautionary Musical is back at Emerald City Theatre, and it is great fun for ALL ages!
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Celebrate National Grilled Cheese Month at these five restaurants offering the best grilled cheese in Chicago.
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The Millennium Park Summer Music Series is one of the reasons Chicago is the place to be in the summer. Sitting on the Great Lawn listening to live music pouring forth from Jay Pritzker Pavilion is a truly delightful way to spend an evening - or ten.
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Here's an obvious statement: exploring Chicago can be expensive. But it doesn't have to be, and just because you're on a budget, doesn't mean you have to miss out on all the fun things to do.
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Pinstripes Spring Menu and special PB&J prix fixe has Bull Garlington stealing all his wife's food (but don't tell her).
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