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First Evangelical Free Church of Chicago

The foundation of the First Evangelical Free Church of Chicago goes back to the 1840s Revival Movement in Sweden. The Historic Church was founded in 1880 when a group of Swedish immigrants formed a congregation. It strives to celebrate the lives transformed by Jesus Christ and adheres to the biblical authority with emphasis on the Gospel and the need for compassionate outreach.

First Unitarian Church of Chicago is a Unitarian Universalist church founded under the leadership of Minister Charles Follen on the 26th of July, 1836. It is one of the oldest churches in Chicago. The Church embraces a wide variety of personal beliefs and belief systems and welcomes individuals from various religious backgrounds, cultures, races, genders, and sexual orientations. Social Justice is a focal point of the congregation and the church has been actively involved in it since its founding days with the tradition continuing to date. It also hosts weddings with two unique settings - a dramatic gray stone neo-gothic sanctuary under soaring vaulted ceilings with a seating capacity for 225 guests and a warm, intimate setting in a Victorian carved oak Hull Chapel with a seating capacity of 100 guests. Read More

First United Methodist Church of Chicago is located at the Chicago Temple Building - the tallest church building in the world ( a 173-meter tall skyscraper). It is an inclusive institution that offers diverse worship experiences, strives to nurture individuals, and is committed to the cause of social justice. Their vision statement is to reflect the grace and love of all accepting God and be a pioneering spirit in the search for new ways to “follow wherever Christ leads”. The Church also conducts various sermons, ministries & programs and also hosts wedding ceremonies. Read More

Foster Beach attracts a lot of visitors because of its stunning location. People who visit the park mostly indulge in celebrating milestones, setting up picnics, get-togethers with family or friends, and other events.There’s a trail along the beach that leads towards the hill, which is a great spot to relax and observe the beauty of Chicago. Every year, this beach hosts an annual event - Chicago Full Moon Jam. This event brings in a lot of bands, flame dancers, and also hosts an array of fun activities. Distance swimming is also available from the Center Tower to the north end of the beach. Read More

The merge of two pre-established congregations, The North Presbyterian Church and the Westminister Presbyterian Church led to the formation of the Fourth Presbyterian Church of Chicago on the 12th of February 1871. The Church organizes various outreach programs to advocate for justice and peace and propagate God’s unconditional love for all. The initially dedicated building of the Church was destroyed in the Great Chicago Fire in 1871, the current Church building was built in 1912 under the architect Ralph Adams Cram in the Gothic revival style. Read More

FunFlatables Chicago is an indoor party and play centre for kids. It is located in Chicago Ridge Mall as well as in the Ford City Mall. It is the place for kids to jump, climb, slide, and bounce. Its soft inflatable playground lets kids jump and snake around obstacles. It provides freedom of expression to kids via bouncers, obstacle courses, climbers and slides. FunFlatables has an engaging and interactive play that unleashes the kids’ imagination. What’s more, even the parents can jump and bounce for free with their kids, making it a fun family outing. They also have Totland areas for toddles, which offers some fun slides and climbers. Read More

Spread across a massive 173-acre land, Garfield Park is one of Chicago’s most well-known parks on the west side. This park offers numerous facilities like basketball, baseball, boxing, outdoor swimming, tennis, athletic running fields and a lot mote. Apart from these, Garfield Park has beautiful outdoor floral gardens and also a historic fieldhouse with an elegant ballroom alongside a conservatory. The Garfield Park Conservatory is one of the largest and most stunning conservatories in Chicago and is often referred to as "landscape art under glass,". Here you can find thousands of plant species on display, spread across eight magnificent rooms. Read More

Glessner House is a National Historic Landmark, designed by Henry Hobson Richardson. The structure was completed in 1887 and to date, it remains world-renowned as one of the architectural treasures in Chicago. It served as an inspiration to various other architects with its Romanesque architectural style, a shift from traditional Victorian Architecture. Glessner House can’t be missed by those who enjoy or wishes to explore architecture, history, and design. Guided Tour Packages are provided here throughout the year. Read More

Grace Episcopal Church established in 1851 by parishioners of the Trinity Church is the 3rd oldest Church in Chicago. Popularly also known as the Grace Place, the 3- story redbrick structure of the late 19th Century is a historic landmark of Chicago City. In the mid-80s, the Church shared its facility with the Christ the King Lutheran Church, and consequently in the later years with many other faith communities. The present-day Grace Episcopal Church is a modern church that embraces diversity - race, background, gender expression, sexual orientation, and economic standing. Read More

Grand Victoria Casino is a riverboat casino developed by Gold Strike Resorts and Hyatt. The casino spans up to 29,850 square feet and features around 1,100 video poker and slot machine along with 36 table games. Other than the casino also provides banquet and dining facilities.