One of the great things about Chicago is that there is an endless supply of things to do and see for little or no money.
Millennium Park is an absolute treasure. It is home to Free concerts at the spectacular Jay Pritzker Pavilion - a revolutionary outdoor concert venue designed by architect Frank Gehry. The Pavilion stands 120 feet high, with the first of its kind state-of-the-art sound system, 4,000 fixed seats and the Great Lawn accommodates an additional 7,000 people.
You could spend a day with the sculptures and fountains in the park. They are beautiful, whimsical, and even squirt water! Two of our favorites were the Cloud Gate, affectionately known as the Bean and the Crown Fountain.
As we were walking around the park, we stumbled into a travel promotion for Greece. Complete with authentically clad dancers, music and FREE food and drinks. We are talking appetizers, meats, stuffed grape leaves, and desserts. It was incredible.
As we were walking around the park, we stumbled into a travel promotion for Greece. Complete with authentically clad dancers, music and FREE food and drinks. We are talking appetizers, meats, stuffed grape leaves, and desserts. It was incredible.
What are the affordable activities in your city? Every park has free events. Go out and walk around! You will be amazed what is out there. We were in one of the most expensive cities in America and spent $0 for art, entertainment, and food. It doesn’t get any better than this.
Next week – More Bargain Fun in Chicago
Until then – I’m looking for fun and food in your city………………………….
Next week – More Bargain Fun in Chicago
Until then – I’m looking for fun and food in your city………………………….
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