Chicago Cultural Center

"Built in 1897 as the city's original public library, this huge building houses the Chicago Office of Tourism Visitor Information Center, as well as a gift shop, galleries, and a concert hall." Full review

"Located in the Loop, the Chicago Cultural Center is known for both its impressive architecture and its free programming, which includes more than 1,000 events each year." Full review

"Stop for a coffee and Danish after taking in an exhibit, lecture, film or concert at the Chicago Cultural Center." Full review

"Serves as a free cultural venue, hosting experimental dance, contemporary art, and live music (from chamber music to children’s concerts)." Full review

"The spot for free lectures, exhibits, concerts, and movies."

"This marvelous Neoclassical palazzo served as the city's first library when completed in 1897." Full review

"This iconic landmark is a welcome center for visitors and Chicago residents alike." Full review

"This national historic landmark is a showplace for the performing, literary and visual arts, featuring a huge variety of programs presented by the Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs." Full review

"Everything you need to know about visiting the Chicago Cultural Center (78 E Washington St, Chicago, IL 60602). On any given day at the Chicago Cultural Center, you might find a free..." Full review

"The Chicago Cultural Center was built in 1897 as the city's public library, and in 1991, it was transformed into a showplace for visual and performing arts." Full review