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Fall in Chicago brings colorful leaves, pumpkin-flavored everything and some of the richest cultural offerings of the year. Discover what Chicago has to offer this fall: Fall in Chicago
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Movies in Millennium Park Pack your own popcorn, bring a blanket and enjoy another season of free outdoor movie screenings during the Millennium Park Summer Film Series. In honor of the Year of Chicago Theatre, this summer's lineup was curated by 13 local theater companies, which means that you'll find a few stage adaptations on the list, including the 1962 musical The Music Man, 2016 Academy Award best picture winner Moonlight (based on a play written by Steppenwolf ensemble member Tarell Alvin McCraney) and 10 Things I Hate About You (an updated retelling of Shakespeare’s The Taming of the Shrew). The lineup also includes superhero movies (Black Panther, Wonder Woman), foreign films (Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon) and kid-friendly flicks (Inside Out, The Muppet Movie). Take a look at the complete Millennium Park Summer Film Series slate below.
June 4 Black Panther (Programmed in collaboration with eta Creative Arts Foundation) June 11 Friday (Programmed in collaboration with Teatro Vista) June 18 Love, Simon (Programmed in collaboration with About Face Theatre) June 25 Wonder Woman (Programmed in collaboration with Rivendell Theatre Ensemble July 2 The Wiz (Programmed in collaboration with Black Ensemble Theater) July 9 10 Things I Hate About You (Programmed in collaboration with Chicago Shakespeare Theater) July 16 Moonlight + Pan’s Labyrinth (Programmed in collaboration with Steppenwolf Theatre Company) July 23 The Music Man (Programmed in collaboration with Goodman Theatre) July 30 Fences (Programmed in collaboration with Court Theatre) August 5 - daytime showing at 11:30am Inside Out (Programmed in collaboration with Chicago Children’s Theatre) August 6 The Muppet Movie (Programmed in collaboration with Free Street Theater) August 13 Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (Programmed in collaboration with Lookingglass Theatre Company) August 20 My Big Fat Greek Wedding (Programmed in collaboration with Victory Gardens Theater) Memorial Day weekend isn't just the prelude to summer festivals in Chicago, afternoons on the beach and backyard cookouts—it's the perfect time to take advantage of all those things, and more. If you're sticking around the city, you can enjoy the outdoor dining options at some of the best restaurants in Chicago, find a nice spot near the lake to spend an afternoon or pay your respects at the city's annual Memorial Day parade. The three-day weekend is also a great time to head out of town, though you may experience some FOMO if you do. What are you waiting for? Cap off a packed month of May events with our complete guide to Memorial Day weekend in Chicago.
When is Memorial Day 2019? This year, Memorial Day falls on Monday, May 27, but Memorial Day weekend runs from Saturday, May 25 through Monday, May 27. When is the Chicago Memorial Day Parade? The Chicago Memorial Day Parade is held on Saturday, May 25. The parade begins with a wreath-laying ceremony in Daley Plaza at 11am, then steps off from State and Lake Streets at noon. Where is the Chicago Memorial Day Parade? The Chicago Memorial Day Parade marches south along State Street, from Lake Street to Van Buren Street. |
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A Word from BenHi there, I'm Benjamin Marshall, the original architect of the building Hotel Julian now resides in. Chicago is an international destination with countless activities and attractions! I've seen and heard them all! Here are some of my recommendations:
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