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Michael Jordan's Steak House is celebrating its 15th anniversary on Michigan Avenue with a $15 anniversary menu featuring some of its greatest hits.
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The Chicago House Music Festival and Conference will return on August 27 through 30, bringing free performances, dance events, and industry programming to several downtown locations.
Full story at chicagomorningstar.com ↗
WNDR Museum's Downtown Boston location, at 500 Washington St.
Full story at hot969boston.com ↗
The list includes special days when Chicago museums offer free admission from September through December 2026.
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Habitat has achieved two milestones in its efforts to bring new mixed-use and mixed-income developments to Chicago.
Full story at rejournals.com ↗
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