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Arlington Heights Attractions. Arlington Heights Tourism and kids attractions
Places to see in Arlington Heights, Illinois
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Schaumburg Flyers: Big league fun, minor league price
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Schaumburg Flyers: Big league fun, minor league price
The northwest suburban Schaumburg Flyers minor league baseball team brings big-time entertainment with talented players, a plush home field and inexpensive ticket prices.
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Harold Washington Library: much more than books
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Harold Washington Library: much more than books
Modern architecture meets culture and history at the Harold Washington Library Center — listed in the Guinness World Records as the world's largest public library building.
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House of Blues brunch feeds soul and appetite
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House of Blues brunch feeds soul and appetite
The House of Blues Sunday Gospel Brunch is a celebration of art, food and music that shouldn't be missed.
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Magnificent Mile: a Chicago shopper's paradise
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Magnificent Mile: a Chicago shopper's paradise
Upscale stores, restaurants, hotels and culture converge in the beautiful expanse of downtown Chicago known as the Magnificent Mile.
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Route 66 Raceway Pays Homage to a Historic Road.
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Route 66 Raceway Pays Homage to a Historic Road.
Get your kicks and more at Route 66 Raceway where speed, world-class motorsports and funny cars rule the road.
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Evanston's Piccolo Theatre: Literally On The Fast Track.
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Evanston's Piccolo Theatre: Literally On The Fast Track.
Highly acclaimed for its productions and location, Piccolo Theatre is located in a working train depot.
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Grant Park Music Fest: a symphony under the stars.
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Grant Park Music Fest: a symphony under the stars.
Founded in 1934 as a way to uplift spirits of Chicagoans during the Great Depression, The Grant Park Music Festival celebrates its 75th season.
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Chicago artists craft new life for old book covers
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Chicago artists craft new life for old book covers
The final chapter for many books may be less than glamorous — molding away on a basement bookshelf, or tossed into a trash bin. But three Chicago artists are bringing new life to old books, reusing them or their beautiful covers for wall art, purses and even clocks.
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Chicago History Museum: where past, present collide
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Chicago History Museum: where past, present collide
This history museum has a staggering 22 million historical American artifacts, including such treasures as Abe Lincoln's top hat and George Washington's suit.
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Historic Pullman is packed with railway past
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Historic Pullman is packed with railway past
The Historic Pullman District of Chicago offers great history about railroading, labor and community living in the late 1800s.
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