Things to Do After the Chicago Marathon
3 MIN READ – The Chicago Marathon kicks off on Sunday, October 10, in Grant Park. Whether you’re running or watching, treat yourself and celebrate in the Chicago Loop.
Your insider's guide to the best things to do, see, and experience in Chicago.
3 MIN READ – The Chicago Marathon kicks off on Sunday, October 10, in Grant Park. Whether you’re running or watching, treat yourself and celebrate in the Chicago Loop.
3 MIN READ – Located in the heart of downtown Chicago’s Loop at 25 E. Washington St., Museum of Illusions (MOI) temporarily closes their doors for a refresh and expansion sure to enhance their one-of-a-kind illusions.
4 MIN READ – Business Improvement Districts (BIDs) are a powerful tool that can transform neighborhoods and cities. By bringing together local businesses, property owners, and community stakeholders, BID legislation can bring about positive change, fostering economic growth, enhancing public spaces, and creating vibrant communities.
1 MIN READ – The origin of iAmDad365 is deeply rooted in a family of 18 children, a father’s love, and an unyielding belief in the transformative power of being a dad.
2 MIN READ — Chicago Loop Alliance’s Sundays on State event series concluded the season on August 13, attracting record breaking attendance of more than 146,000 throughout the event footprint. Across both event dates, Sundays on State saw over 270,000 attendees on State from Lake to Adams, representing all ages, backgrounds, and every single Chicago zip code and beyond. Hundreds of activations filled State Street, featuring 88 percent underrepresented business owners, generating millions in economic impact.
1 MIN READ — Annually, CannonDesign, international design firm, gathers employees for their Community Impact Day to actively demonstrate its commitment community engagement. As one of the Chicago offices’ efforts of directly impacting individuals, they developed a partnership with Chicago Loop Alliance Ambassadors to compile dozens of hygiene kits for those in need.
1 MIN READ — On Sunday, August 13, Chicago Loop Alliance’s final Sundays on State of the season concluded. The award-winning event series continued to be a record-breaking event, with over 146,000 attendees along the event footprint. Mayor Brandon Johnson and his family also joined in the celebration.
2 MIN READ — Russian Tea Time, a concept whose humble beginnings were rooted in a lifelong dream borne by Klara Muchnik and her family as they immigrated to Chicago following the fall of the Soviet Union from Uzbekistan is now a staple for those dining out in the Loop. The restaurant is now proudly celebrating 30 years of success in Chicago’s restaurant scene as one of the city’s few restaurants specializing in post-soviet cuisine this September.