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Downtown Chicago TV & Movie Sites Tour

Enjoy a two-hour walking trip down down movie-making memory lane as you visit sites from shows and movies like Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, The Untouchables, The Dark Knight, The Bear, and many more.

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Chicago Suburbs Movie Sites Tour

Explore the infamous Windy City with On Location Tours’ Chicago Suburbs Movie Sites Tour! See the city’s staple locations from the view of the director’s chair as you cruise down the streets of Chi-Town in a private vehicle as you follow in the footsteps of the stars who once filmed there.

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Ferris Bueller’s Day Off

Join On Location Tours for the ultimate Chicago behind-the-scenes TV and movie locations experience! Enjoy tours down down movie-making memory lane as you visit sites from shows and movies like Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, The Untouchables, The Dark Knight, The Bear, and many more.

Famous movies filmed in Chicago

Grab some popcorn and watch your favorite movies come to life in Chicago. The city has been featured on the silver screen for over a century, including starring roles in classics like The Blues Brothers , Ferris Bueller’s Day Off , The Dark Knight , and more. Here are just a few ways to go behind-the-scenes while you’re here.

Famous film locations in Chicago

The Blues Brothers On a mission from God? This  Blues Brothers guide will set you on the trail of the most recognizable locations from The Blues Brothers — like the Soul Food Cafe and Ray’s Music Exchange. Just don’t forget your Fedora and sunglasses.

The Dark Knight Christopher Nolan transformed Chicago into Gotham City for his 2008 blockbuster. Wayne Enterprises was actually the former IBM building at 330 N. Wabash Ave. And, in an especially intense aerial shot, Batman surveys Gotham City from the top of the Willis Tower . Don’t leave without taking a cab through Lower Wacker Drive in downtown Chicago, where the highly explosive chase scenes between Batman and the Joker were shot.

Ferris Bueller’s Day Off Ferris evaded the suspicious Principal Rooney during an action-packed day off in Chicago. You can see where Bueller browsed masterpieces in the Art Institute of Chicago , caught a Cubs game at Wrigley Field, peered down from the 103rd floor at Skydeck Chicago , and led a spontaneous rendition of Twist and Shout while parading down Dearborn Street. Check out more Ferris Bueller’s Day Off movie locations in Chicago .

Transformers: Dark of the Moon In the third installment of this blockbuster franchise, downtown Chicago gets destroyed in a battle between Autobots and Decepticons. But, lucky for you, the city has fully recovered. You’ll recognize the Jeweler’s Building and Trump International Hotel & Tower along the river, which were heavily featured in the movie.

The Fugitive Wrongfully convicted of murder, Dr. Richard Kimble shakes U.S. Marshalls by running around downtown Chicago (and happening by some of its most iconic sights). Kimble runs past The Picasso statue in Daley Plaza , escapes the Feds at the Chicago Hilton Hotel , and makes an ill-fated phone call to the U.S. Marshalls from beneath the Wells Street Bridge. Another location to check out: the Kimble residence at 336 W. Wisconsin St. in Lincoln Park .

High Fidelity Rob Gordon went on a personal journey by reliving each of his romantic failures. He was dissed at Lane Tech College Prep High School in Roscoe Village, denied by Peggy outside the Music Box Theatre in Lakeview , and waxed poetic about Laura at The Green Mill in Uptown . Championship Vinyl was located at the corner of North Milwaukee Avenue and North Honore Street in the Wicker Park neighborhood.

Home Alone Who needs a security system when you have a clever 9-year-old? Kevin McCallister sabotaged a home invasion with a couple of paint cans and the help of his misunderstood neighbor. The film featured the McCallister home in beautiful suburban Winnetka, shots of the Trinity United Methodist Church in suburban Wilmette, and a memorable scene of a panicked, family-wide sprint through Chicago O’Hare International Airport .

Public Enemies Johnny Depp as John Dillinger meets his demise outside the Biograph Theater in Lincoln Park , the actual site of the notorious gangster’s death. Then make your way to the main hall at Union Station in the Loop , where the anti-Dillinger crowd gathered in the movie.

The Color of Money Fast Eddie Felson ran Chicago area pool halls alongside his star pupil Vincent Lauria. The film featured shots inside Chris’s Billiards on the far North Side, while the purported tournament in Atlantic City was actually shot in Navy Pier’s Grand Ballroom.

The Untouchables The classic crime drama featured Chicago as it was during the height of Prohibition, with memorable scenes shot at the Chicago Board of Trade , Michigan Avenue Bridge , and Union Station . You can also pay a visit to the Rookery Building , the location of the Untouchables’ offices, the lobby of the Auditorium Theatre at Roosevelt University , where Elliot Ness confronts Capone. Oh, and Capone’s infamous pep talk about “teamwork”? It was shot in the historic Blackstone Hotel .

Explore more : Check out recent and classic television shows filmed in Chicago .

Experience Chicago’s film scene

Take a Chicago movie guided tour Go “on location” at various Chicago movie hotspots with Chicago Movie Tours . You’ll hit the highlights and even learn some unexpected history. Choose from themed tours, like The Art of Ferris Bueller, Dark Hollywood in Chicago, and Movie Highlights.

On Location Tours offers TV and movie tours of Chicago, where you’ll see filming locations up close and personal alongside an expert local actor tour guide. The Downtown Chicago TV & Movie Sites Walking Tour features sites from Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, The Dark Knight, Blues Brothers, Ozark, and more.

Watch movies under the stars Catch a new or classic movie (for free!) in one of Chicago’s beautiful parks. The Chicago Park District’s Movies in the Park hosts free film screenings in community parks all over the city. Check out the latest schedule .

And on Tuesday evenings from June through August, visitors and locals head to the Jay Pritzker Pavilion for the Millennium Park Summer Film Series . Kick back, picnic, and watch blockbusters, family favorites, and cult classics surrounded by the lit-up skyline.

Water Flicks features movie screening at another iconic Chicago attraction — Navy Pier . This free series takes place at the Lake Stage in Polk Bros Park, with Lake Michigan as a backdrop. As the sun goes down, the lights come up on the big screen and the surrounding pier, including its famous Centennial Wheel. Screenings are from June through August.

Attend a film festival It makes sense that a city with a long film history is also home to tons of groundbreaking film fests — almost 40 throughout the year that showcase everything from LGBTQ+ to underground to international films and more.

The main event is the Chicago International Film Festival in October. It’s been going strong for almost 60 years, making it North America’s longest-running competitive film festival. The fest showcases more than 150 films from over 50 countries, plus filmmaker Q&As, red carpet galas, tributes, panels, and, of course, an awards ceremony. Check out more of Chicago’s annual film festivals .

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Explore Famous Chicago Movie Sites

A tour designed to hit some of Chicago’s must-see TV and movie filming locations may include stops at locations from hit movies such as the action-packed Batman Begins , The Dark Knight , and Public Enemies.  

Walk by some of Chicago’s most famous skyscrapers seen in Rampage, The Transformers: Rise of the Beasts , and Ferris Bueller’s Day Off – a true love letter to Chicago.

Besides iconic Chicago landmarks like the Willis Tower, movie fans may want to visit some must-see spots from popular films and also have time to explore locations from hit TV shows, with a chance to spend more time seeing these places up close. 

Visit locations around the city from the thriller The Negotiator , avoid a pileup on Lake Street (from The Blues Brothers ), see Chicago’s Union Station from The Untouchables , or walk on the front steps of the Art Institute of Chicago like Ferris and his friends did on their day off!

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TV and Movie Locations Tour of Downtown Chicago

Visit Top Chicago Movie Locations During this Two Hour Guided Downtown Walking Tour

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Chicago Experience Gifts: Walk through the Windy City and spot a selection of filming locations during this three hour guided walking tour. Visit iconic filming locations from the TV shows and movies everyone knows and loves!

Kickstart your two hour tour of Downtown Chicago by meeting your experienced tour guide before you set off. A local actor and experienced tour guide combined, there is no better person for the job when it comes to introducing you to some of the world’s most world-famous filming locations. As you wander through Chi-Town, you will visit top locations from TV shows and movies including Ferris Bueller's Day Off , The Untouchables , High Fidelity and more.

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Enjoy a two-hour walking trip down down movie-making memory lane as you visit sites from shows and movies like Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, The Untouchables, The Dark Knight, The Bear, and many more.

The tour begins near Buckingham Fountain, and features several iconic landmarks featured on-screen, including the Willis Tower, The Art Museum of Chicago, and Millennium Park. Kick off or wrap up your Chicago adventure with your family and friends as you see these city landmarks from a new blockbuster perspective. Throughout the tour, your tour guide, a local actor/actress, will offer interesting facts, trivia and behind-the-scenes scoops. See the sites where your favorite stars filmed your favorite tv shows and movies on the Downtown Chicago TV & Movie Sites Tour!

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Visit the Willis Tower and Calder’s Flamingo sculpture as you relive the parade scene as seen in Ferris Bueller’s Day Off Take a trip down to the El Train as seen in movies like The Fugitive, High Fidelity, and While You Were Sleeping Flash your group back to the early 20th century and live out your mobster lifestyle dreams at locations where Road to Perdition, The Untouchables , and Public Enemies were filmed  Live out the iconic chase scenes featured in Blues Brothers Ring in the holidays with your family as you visit filming spots from Nothing Like The Holidays , the Home Alone franchise, and Surviving Christmas Save Gotham with your favorite caped crusader as you visit Bruce Wayne’s penthouse, the site of Harvey Dent’s fundraiser, and Harvey Dent’s office building, all seen in The Dark Knight

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A tour of Ferris Bueller’s Chicago

Stuck at home? Take a trip through 1980s Chicago by revisiting this John Hughes classic.

If being stuck indoors while you practice social distancing has you pining for a day out on the town, dust off your copy Ferris Bueller’s Day Off and distract yourself with a nostalgic trip through 1980s Chicago. The movie was a “love letter” to the city from filmmaker John Hughes. “I really wanted to capture as much of Chicago as I could,” he said. “Not just in the architecture and landscape, but the spirit.”

Chicago isn’t just a backdrop for the beloved 1986 film. Places like Willis Tower, Wrigley Field, the Art Institute, and Lake Shore Drive played pivotal roles in the story—almost taking on lives of their own. And by capturing the city’s skyscrapers, cultural landmarks, streets, and people on film, Midwesterners were able to claim a piece of Hollywood for themselves.

Many of the sites featured in Ferris Bueller’s Day Off also were personally meaningful for Hughes. For instance, as a high schooler growing up in Northbrook, Illinois, the future director often escaped suburbia by wandering the halls of the Art Institute.

Here are some of the most iconic Chicago filming locations in the ’80s classic.

Cameron's House

Ferris’s loyal sidekick Cameron Frye lives in a modernist home designed by architect A. James Speyer located in Highland Park. The property’s glass-encased garage plays an important role in the movie. It’s the site where the precious 1961 Ferrari plummets down into the ravine. The North Shore home was on the market for five years before it finally sold in 2014 .

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333 West Wacker

Just before the scene at Ferris' dad's office, the film focuses on the then-new 333 West Wacker Drive. The movie was shot in 1985, and the curved high-rise designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates was completed just two years prior. The office tower was the epitome of cutting edge postmodern design at the time and it reflects the bend of the Chicago River in its glassy green facade.

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Glenbrook North High School

In the movie, Ferris and Cameron speed over to Glenbrook North in the collectible Ferrari to bust Ferris' girlfriend Sloane Peterson out of school. The concrete stairs Sloane walks down are still mostly the same today, and students occasionally recreate the scene. Glenbrook North was Hughes’s alma mater and also served as the setting for The Breakfast Club one year earlier.

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In 1986, Millennium Park wasn’t a thing yet. Construction for the famous downtown park began in 1998. Aerial shots in the film show the sprawling train yards that would later get capped by lush gardens, playgrounds, art sculptures, and a Frank Gehry-designed bandshell.

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Lake Shore Drive

If you steal your dad’s Ferrari, how can you not cruise down Lake Shore Drive in the warm weather? It’s perfectly Chicago: skyscrapers on one side, and a clear blue lake on the other. The movie depicts Ferris, Cameron, and Sloane heading south on LSD with the John Hancock Center visible in the distance.

Italian Village

Italian Village on Monroe Street opened in 1927—it still serves up Tuscan fare today and represents one of the last old school Chicago dining rooms . After the trio exit Lake Shore Drive, there’s a shot of them driving past the restaurant’s iconic neon sign.

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Parking Garage

The garage where the teens drop off the Ferrari (and where the “professional” parking attendant can’t help but take the convertible for a spin) is on Madison Street.

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Wells Street

As soon as Ferris and company leave the parking garage, the attendant and his buddy hightail it out on the road. Hughes shot the beginning of their joyride on Wells Street, where the hot red Ferrari is framed by the familiar elevated CTA tracks.

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Willis Tower

The crew’s first stop downtown? The Sears Tower observation deck—now named the Willis Tower Skydeck. In the movie, Ferris mentions it’s the tallest building in the world which was true through the ’80s and into the ’90s. When the Petronas Towers in Malaysia were completed in 1996, the 1,451-foot tower lost its title. The iconic skyscraper managed to hold onto the claim of highest roof in the Western Hemisphere until 2019.

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Chicago Board of Trade

The Board of Trade shown in Ferris Bueller’s Day Off looks quite different today. In the ’80s, traders wore color-coded jackets, completed sales on paper, and yelled across the pit. Now, that same room is filled with digital screens, computers, and far fewer traders.

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Even if you’re Abe Froman the sausage king of Chicago, you won’t be able to get reservations at this fancy French restaurant because it simply doesn’t exist. The exterior shots of the fictional Chez Quis were a private home in Gold Coast which has since been remodeled and doesn’t feature the ivy-covered wall anymore. The interior shots were all filmed in Los Angeles.

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Wrigley Field

What did generations of Chicagoans learn from Ferris? If you play hooky, go to a Cubs game. Of course, Hughes couldn’t resist adding in a scene set at one of the most beloved ballparks in the country. A neat detail you might have missed: Ferris catches a foul ball in this scene and later uses the same baseball to switch off the snoring soundtrack on his bedroom stereo at the end of the film.

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Art Institute of Chicago

Hughes choreographed a memorable montage at the Art Institute of Chicago, one of his favorite places in the city growing up. The three protagonists enter behind a group of school children, and then proceed to be goofballs throughout the massive museum. Then, Cameron comes face to face with Georges Seurat’s A Sunday on La Grande Jatte and has a moment . Meanwhile, Ferris and Sloane find themselves in front of Marc Chagall’s America Windows .

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Daley Plaza

An impromptu musical number at the Von Steuben Day Parade shows the best of downtown Chicago—including the Picasso sculpture at Daley Plaza and Dearborn Street. Requiring nearly 10,000 extras, the scene brought the people of Chicago into the film and was Hughes’s favorite part of the entire movie.

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Federal Center

While Ferris is serenading the Germans on a parade float, Cameron and Sloane take a walk through the plaza at the Mies van der Rohe-designed Federal Building and Post Office to talk about what happens after they graduate from high school. You can also spot Calder’s Flamingo sculpture —another beloved Federal Center landmark.

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Glencoe Beach

As the trio head back to the North Shore, Cameron’s meltdown reaches a rock bottom when he realizes how many miles were put on his dad’s car. Ferris says, “I think Cameron may have blown a microchip or two,” and the three take a moment to regroup on the rocky wall overlooking Glencoe Beach.

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Have you ever wanted to visit the location where Johnny Depp went out to dinner in Public Enemies  or the infamous staircase that appeared in The Untouchables ? Chicago is a city that boasts beautiful buildings , former speakeasies and a storied past of criminal activitiy, making it a natural choice as a location for ganster movies. This   2.5-hour walking tour will take you to some of the most recognizable mafia movie locations in the South Loop in an hour and a half (or less). Put on your best fedora, make sure there's nobody tailing you and lose yourself in the streets of Chicago's cinematic gangland. RECOMMENDED: The 50 best  gangster movies  of all time

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• “Bible Bingo,” Vicki Quade’s comedy about the culture of Catholic fundraising and bingo, returns April 12-May 25 at Greenhouse Theater Center, 2257 N. Lincoln. Tickets: $37. Visit greenhousetheater.org .
• Silk Road Cultural Center and Stage Center Theatre present a workshop staging of Karissa Murrell Myers “Black Bear Island,” about a woman who returns to her island hometown where the past collides with the present. From April 17-27 at Stage Center Theatre, Northeastern Illinois University, 3701 W. Bryn Mawr. Tickets: $4-$20. A live stream is available on April 20, 27 ($5). Visit neiu.edu/university-life/stagecenter-theatre .
• Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, now celebrating its 65 th season, returns with three programs of dynamic work. Among the pieces are Ronald K. Brown’s “Dancing Spirit,” Kyle Abraham’s “Are You in Your Feelings?,” Amy Hall Garner’s “Century,” Elizabeth Roxas-Dobrish’s “Me, Myself and You,” Alonzo King’s “Following the Subtle Current Upstream” and Hans van Manen’s “Solo” plus a program of Ailey classics. From April 17-21 at Auditorium Theatre, 50 E. Ida B. Wells. Tickets: $40+. Visit auditoriumtheatre.org .
• Pop country singer Kane Brown started out as a social media sensation and has gone on to hitmaking success. In addition to his country leanings, he’s known for his collaborations with artists in other genres including pop, hip-hop and R&B. Florida Georgia Line’s Tyler Hubbard and North Carolina band Parmalee open the show. At 7 p.m. April 12 Allstate Arena, 6920 N. Mannheim. Tickets: $89+. Visit ticketmaster.com .

Paula Cole.

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• Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Paula Cole tours behind her new album, “Lo,” her first collection of new, original songs in nearly a decade. Weaving the personal with the universal, she wrestles with questions of identity and intimacy, history and our collective failure to learn from it. At 8 p.m. April 11 at Old Town School of Folk Music, 4544 N. Lincoln. Tickets: $45. Visit oldtownschool.org .
• Pianist Yefim Bronfman performs a program featuring Beethoven’s Sonata No. 7 in D Major, Op. 10, No. 3; Schubert’s Sonata in A Minor, D. 784; Schumann’s Arabeske, Op. 18, Salonen’s “Sisar,” and Schumann’s “Carnival Scenes from Vienna.” At 3 p.m. April 14 at Symphony Center, 220 S. Michigan. Tickets: $29-$150. Visit cso.org .

Andres Cepeda.

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• Latin Grammy winner Andres Cepeda brings his powerhouse Tengo Ganas Tour to Chicago. Alejandro Santamaria opens at 7:30 p.m. April 13 at Riviera Theatre, 4746 N. Racine. Tickets: $45-$100. Visit jamusa.com .

Chance the Rapper headlines a benefit concert for his non-profit SocialWorks, which aims to empower youth through the arts, education and civic engagement. DJ Oreo opens at 7 p.m. (with an after-party at 10:30) April 13 at Ramova Theatre, 3520 S. Halsted. Tickets: $99.50, $125.50; after-party $30. Visit chancestuff.com .

Chance the Rapper.

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• Gateways Music Festival makes its Chicago debut with a weeklong spring residency, which begins with the Gateways Chamber Players performing with violinist Tai Murray and narrator Phylicia Rashad for Stravinsky’s “The Soldier’s Tale” Suite and Wynton Marsalis’ “A Fiddler’s Tale.” At 7:30 p.m. April 15 at Pick-Staiger Concert Hall, 50 Arts Circle, Evanston. Tickets: $35. More concerts take place April 16-18 at various locations. The festival culminates with a performance by the Gateways Festival Orchestra and the vocal sextet Take Six at 7:30 p.m. April 19 at Symphony Center, 220 S. Michigan. Tickets: $35-$125. For more information, visit gatewaysmusicfestival.org .
• Celebrate Arab Heritage Month with the music of Karim Nagi & Huzam Ensemble at 7:30 p.m. April 14 at Epiphany Arts Center, 201 S. Ashland. Tickets: $20. Visit epiphanychi.com .

Nicole Eisenman, “Beer Garden with Ash,” 2009, oil on canvas.

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• “Nicole Eisenman: What Happened” is the first comprehensive survey of the artist who explores political, economic and social themes through her portraits of daily life in paintings, drawings and sculptures. To Sept. 22 at Museum of Contemporary Art, 220 E. Chicago. Admission: $19-$22. Visit mcachicago.org .
• The 40 th Chicago Latino Film Festival opens April 11 with Alonso Alvarez-Barreda’s “The Wingwalker,” about a man whose life takes an unexpected turn when he is deported to Mexico and must leave behind his ill young daughter. The festival closes April 22 with Laura Gonzalez’s “Milonga,” starring Paulina Garcia as a woman who, after her husband’s death, lives alone with her memories of a violent relationship. The two films screen at the Davis Theatre, 4614 N. Lincoln. Tickets: $75. From April 12-21 nearly 50 films screen at Landmark Century Cinema, 2828 N. Clark, with a special screening April 17 at Instituto Cervantes, 31 W. Ohio. Tickets: $15, $125 festival pass (10 films). For a complete list of films, visit chicagolatinofilmfestival.org .
• The Art of the Benshi  offers a rare opportunity to experience the mesmerizing artistry of Japan’s celebrated benshi — “movie orators” who, since the early days of film, have been breathing life into silent movies. Joined by an ensemble of musicians from Japan, these masters of their art transport viewers back to a time when every movie screening was also a live performance. Two separate programs at 6 p.m. April 16-17 at Gene Siskel Film Center, 164 N. State. Tickets: $22. Visit siskelfilmcenter.org .
• The Auditorium Philms Concert Series continue with a 35 th anniversary screening of Tim Burton’s “Batman 1989” starring Michael Keaton and Jack Nicholson. The film’s score by Danny Elfman is performed live by the Chicago Philharmonic conducted by James Olmstead. At 7:30 p.m. April 13 at Auditorium Theatre, 50 E. Ida B. Wells. Tickets: $69+. Visit auditoriumtheatre.org .
• One Earth Film Festival is a showcase of environmental films and post-film discussions focused on solutions and actions people can take to understand climate change and sustainability. From April 17-23 at various locations. Admission is free unless otherwise indicated on website. For more information, visit oneearthfilmfest.org .

Nick Druzbanski (left) plays Toad and Eduardo Curley-Carrillo is Frog in Chicago Children’s Theatre’s “A Year with Frog and Toad.”

• Arnold Lobel’s lovable characters in “A Year with Frog and Toad” are brought to life in a Tony Award-nominated musical filled with hummable tunes by Robert and Willie Reale. Eduardo Curley-Carrillo and Nick Druzbanski star; Michelle Lopez-Rios directs. Suitable for all ages. From April 13-May 26 at Chicago Children’s Theatre, 100 S. Racine. Tickets: $45.25-$55.25. Visit chicagochildrenstheatre.org .
• Expo Chicago showcases leading contemporary and modern art galleries alongside a diverse program of talks, on-site installations and public art initiatives. More than 170 galleries, including many local exhibitors, will present an array of art for those looking to buy or simply browse the always colorful event. From April 11-14 Navy Pier, 600 E. Grand. Admission: $40, $70 for three days. Visit expochicago.com .
• The Other Art Fair presents work by more than 110 emerging artists plus interactive workshops, installations, DJ sets, an Art Swap Shop and more. From April 12-14 at Artifact Events, 4325 N. Ravenswood. Tickets: $20-$45. Visit theotherartfair.com .

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Gallagher Way announces summer events lineup for lawn area outside Wrigley Field

CHICAGO (WLS) -- The lawn area next to Wrigley Field, Gallagher Way, will have a slate of various events this summer.

Gallagher Way announced their full 2024 lineup on Wednesday, The events include movie showings, fitness classes, live music and more.

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Many events will be free to the public. Attendees can purchase items from vendors and special admission tickets for certain events.

Full information about all event details, including pricing and availability, can be found on Gallagher Way's website .

Wiggleworms music programs

• Every Tuesday at 10 a.m., from May 14 through September.
• Coffee, snacks and movies at 11 a.m.

Fitness classes

May 13 through September

• HIIT with Movement Gyms every Monday at 7 a.m.
• HIIT with CrossTown Fitness every Wednesday at 7 a.m.
• Yoga with Five Keys Yoga every Tuesday and Thursday at 7 a.m.
• Evening Fitness on select Monday nights throughout the summer

Movie showings

Movies begin at 7:30 p.m., gates open at 6 p.m. VIP seating tickets available.

• May 15: The Super Mario Bros Movie
• May 29: High School Musical 2
• June 12: Wonka
• June 26: Barbie
• July 10: School of Rock
• July 17: Angels in the Outfield
• July 31: Soul
• August 14: Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone
• August 28: Movie to be announced at a later date
• September 11: Twilight

Other events

• Wrigleyville Night Market: Every Thursday beginning May 30 through September, from 4 to 8 p.m.
• Budweiser Concert Series: More details to come.
• Wrigley Field Events: Pre-show party before every concert and Cubs game held at Wrigley Field.
• The Rock and Roll Playhouse: Concerts start at 11 a.m. and will kick off on May 12.
• Old Town School of Folk Music Happy Hours: On select Tuesdays beginning at 5 p.m.
• WingOut Chicago: May 25 and May 26.
• Friday Night Flights: Friday, June 7, with two sessions starting at 5 p.m. and 8 p.m.
• Rosé & Croquet: July 27 from 1 to 7 p.m.
• Golf Day at Gallagher Way: July 28 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
• Wine Down: August 24 from 1 to 8 p.m.

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Here's what's happening this weekend in Chicago

T his weekend in Chicago, check out art at the biggest fair in town, see a film at the Latino Film Festival or catch award-winning country artist Kane Brown in concert.

1. 🎨 Expo Chicago

Experience this year's edition of Expo Chicago , one of the biggest events in the art industry.

Between the lines: The longtime fair featuring mostly contemporary art was acquired by a London-based company last year.

By the numbers: Expect to see 170 galleries from almost 100 exhibitors spanning 29 countries and 75 cities.

What to expect: Local galleries include Corbett vs. Dempsey , Document , Engage Projects , Les Enluminures , Rhona Hoffman Gallery , Moniquemeloche and Volume Gallery .

When: 6–9pm Thursday, 11am–7pm Friday and Saturday, 11am–6pm Sunday

Location: Festival Hall at Navy Pier

Tickets start at $30

2. 🎞️ Chicago Latino Film Festival

• The 40th annual festival kicks off this weekend at Landmark's Century Centre , the Davis Theater and the Instituto Cervantes . Details
• Dates: Thursday through April 22
• Cost: Individual screenings are $15, festival passes $125

3. 🖼️ The Other Art Fair

• Start your art collection with pieces starting at $100 by artists from Chicago and around the world. Tickets start at $25
• Hours: 6pm–10pm Thursday, 5–10pm Friday, 11am–7pm Saturday, 11am–6pm Sunday
• Location: Artifact Events

4. 🎵 Kane Brown

• The award-winning country star will take the stage at Allstate Arena with Tyler Hubbard and Parmalee 7pm Friday. Tickets start at $89
• What to expect: The setlist includes "What Ifs," "Famous Friends" and "Bury Me in Georgia."

5. 🏒 Blackhawks

• The 'Hawks (23-50-5) will face the Nashville Predators (45-29-5) and Carolina Hurricanes (50-22-7) in the final two home games of the season. Tickets start at $40
• If you go: Hawaiian shirts will be given out at Friday's match.
• When: 7:30pm Friday and 5pm Sunday

6. 😂 We Them One's Comedy Tour

• Mike Epps hosts this two-night comedy show featuring DC Young Fly, Karlous Miller, Chico Bean, Lil Duval and Chicago-based comedian Dyon "Mojo" Brookzz. Tickets start at $65
• Location: Wintrust Arena
• When: 8pm Saturday and 7pm Sunday

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Chicago Walking Tour: Visit Famous Chicago Movie Locations!

• Engaging, expert guide
• Entrance into all interior spaces
• 77 E Randolph St, Chicago, IL 60602, USA We meet in the Randolph Street lobby of the Chicago Cultural Center.
• Union Station Transit Center, 501-515 W Jackson Blvd, Chicago, IL 60606, USA This tour ends near Union Station.
• Not wheelchair accessible
• Stroller accessible
• Service animals allowed
• Near public transportation
• Confirmation will be received at time of booking
• Tour routes include stairs at several locations. Not handicapped accessible.
• Not recommended for travelers with back problems
• Most travelers can participate
• This tour/activity will have a maximum of 15 travelers
• For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.

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• You'll start at 77 E Randolph St 77 E Randolph St, Chicago, IL 60602, USA We meet in the Randolph Street lobby of the Chicago Cultural Center. See address & details
• 1 Chicago Cultural Center Stop: 20 minutes See details
• 2 Chicago Stop: 60 minutes See details
• 3 Union Station Stop: 10 minutes See details
• You'll end at Union Station Transit Center 501-515 W Jackson Blvd, Chicago, IL 60606, USA This tour ends near Union Station. See address & details

• jennifergR4392SH 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Locals will appreciate this tour just as much as tourists! Hillary was fantastic, super knowledgeable and very personable. The tour was visually stunning and this Chicagoan learned a lot and saw some really spectacular interiors that you normally would just walk by when downtown. I loved it! Read more Written April 15, 2024
• beckyc145 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Great walking tour. We took the walking architectural tour and were lucky enough to have the owner as our guide. Her passion and knowledge of the area added another level to our experience. I had taken another similar tour in the past and enjoyed this one much more. I would highly recommend it. Read more Written April 15, 2024
• pierrevQ723LF 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Chicago Pedway tour - hidden gem The Pedway tour was an awesome experience, our tour guide Adam was very knowledgeable and made the tour interesting and enjoyable. He provided interesting tidbits and introduced us to a part of Chicago that is not that prominent. Read more Written April 13, 2024
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• T4227AVvincentp 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Chicago Walking Tour The tour was excellent! Hillary is a fine tour guide who knows her Chicago history. Don’t miss this tour if you want to know more about Chicago architecture. It was very informative as we are from out of town. Read more Written April 5, 2024
• stevegH3487QX 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Highly recommend! Excellent tour. Hillary, as our tour guide, was extremely informative, engaged personable, and was pleasure to spend two hours with. As I understand this company offers multiple types of tours and I would recommend everyone visiting Chicago to experience what my wife and I had the pleasure of enjoying today. Great time. Highly recommend. Read more Written April 5, 2024
• Laura H 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Even frequent visitors should do a tour! We’ve been longtime visitors to Chicago but on a whim we decided to do a walking tour. I’m sorry we hadn’t done one before. We learned so much about Chicago and visited places that we didn’t know existed or were open to the public. Adam was a fantastic guide! Read more Written April 2, 2024
• Michael H 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Unforgettable Architectural Tour in Chicago with Adam! Our experience with the walking architectural tour in Chicago exceeded all expectations! Adam, our tour guide, was an absolute gem. His wealth of knowledge surpassed that of my 8th-grade history teacher, and his passion for the city's architecture was contagious. Adam's engaging narration brought Chicago's rich history to life, weaving together captivating stories behind each building we encountered. From iconic landmarks to hidden gems, every stop on the tour offered a new perspective on the city's architectural wonders. We were thoroughly impressed by Adam's expertise and enthusiasm throughout the tour. He patiently answered our questions and provided fascinating insights into Chicago's architectural evolution. Without a doubt, this tour with Adam is a must-do for anyone visiting Chicago. Whether you're a history buff, architecture enthusiast, or simply looking for a memorable experience in the Windy City, this tour will not disappoint. BOOK IT - make sure to request Adam as your guide for an unforgettable journey through Chicago's architectural marvels! Read more Written April 2, 2024
• Bridget A 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Really Memorable Tour Adam was a great tour guide. He really brought to life the stories and details of what we were seeing. I could have listened all day! He was very knowledgeable and attentive. My teenager was also ‘wowed’ and that’s hard to do. Go take the tour with Adam! Read more Written April 2, 2024
• segan10462 0 contributions 4.0 of 5 bubbles Great Chicago architecture starter tour. 5 stars if group was smaller. Guide was prompt, kind, and knowledgeable. Group of 20 was too big, which caused small problems throughout the tour. We were too big for everyone to hear well. Just entering and exiting buildings took extra time. And, even our street crossings resulted in a couple of delays, when the group stretched apart, and everyone didn't make the lights. With a slightly smaller group, we could have seen more, and waited less. Fix that, and it's a 5-star tour for sure. Read more Written March 31, 2024
• 754enac 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Wonderful and interesting tour This tour was incredible, a lot of interesting things to see and learn. Adam was our guide, very knowledgeable and enthusiastic. I 100% recommend taking this tour Read more Written March 30, 2024
• Scott D 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Very Interesting and Informative Excellent tour! Adam was engaging, entertaining and had deep knowledge of all parts of the tour. It is an immersive tour from start to finish, with history, architecture and design deftly interwoven. We had a great time and highly recommend. Read more Written March 30, 2024
• B573VFginas 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Enjoyable and interesting tour to kickoff our weekend in Chicago Adam was very knowledgeable and a great guide. We have been to Chicago prior but first time taking a tour. Well worth time and money. Read more Written March 30, 2024
• T7803LPkatrinad 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Secret tunnels, secret tunnels The guide was fantastic. I've lived and worked in and around Chicago my whole life and never discovered the pedway as it really is a city secret. She gave many amazing details and was a wonderful host, we all felt very welcome. I was astounded how quickly we walked across town in these secret tunnels and was shown many symbols and archite details I had never noticed before! My kids also enjoyed the experience immensely and want to go back and reexplore the route. Read more Written March 30, 2024

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