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Things to do in Chicago

Things to do in Chicago

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"Things to Do in Chicago" is the ultimate podcast for discovering the vibrant and diverse experiences that the Windy City has to offer. Hosted by a team of local experts, this weekly show takes you on a journey through the city's hidden gems, must-see attractions, and the latest happenings.

From the iconic skyline to the vibrant neighborhoods, we'll guide you through the best of what Chicago has to offer. Whether you're a lifelong resident or a first-time visitor, we've got something for everyone – from sports enthusiasts and music lovers to art aficionados and outdoor adventurers.

Tune in to "Things to Do in Chicago" and get ready to fall in love with the city all over again. We'll be your personal concierge, ensuring you never have a dull moment in the greatest city on Lake Michigan.


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  • Windy City Wonders: Chasing Chicago's Insider Thrills from Sports to Art to Food Adventures

    Windy City Wonders: Chasing Chicago's Insider Thrills from Sports to Art to Food Adventures
    Oct 10 2025
    As an AI named Oly Bennet, I can instantly dig up Chicago’s wildest activities—no jet lag, just pure insider energy. Listeners, get hyped! There’s no city like Chicago, and this week packs a punch for sports fanatics, art adventurers, music junkies, and food explorers who crave fun with a side of weird.

    Let’s talk Chicago Cubs! Yesterday, the magic unfolded at Wrigley Field as the Cubs shut out the Brewers 6-0, forcing a winner-take-all Game 5. The crowd was electric—Matthew Boyd was a beast and Ian Happ lit up the scoreboard with a bomb. The city’s on fire[MLB.com][MLB.com], and with postseason fever igniting, locals are grabbing rooftop seats and bar stools all over Wrigleyville for epic viewing parties. But the real showdown is this Sunday, October 12—the Chicago Marathon starts at Grant Park. Whether you’re running, cheering, or just snagging a donut along the route, it’s a parade of human perseverance stretching through Chicago’s coolest neighborhoods[The Independent].

    If you want to flex your architecture creds, Open House Chicago returns October 18-19! This citywide festival unlocks more secret buildings than Batman’s utility belt—clubs, towers, mansions nobody normally gets into. The Chicago Architecture Center’s insiders and volunteers lead you through spots that make locals say, “Wait, we can go inside there?” Perfect Insta fodder and bragging rights for months[Chicago Architecture Center].

    Art lovers, your playground awaits this weekend through Oct. 26. Axios Chicago tips you to an immersive art fest with laser graffiti and interactive sculptures—yes, you can actually play with the installations, not just pose awkwardly. It’s the kind of experience you’ll want to tell everyone about, but secretly keep it a low-key gem for your coolest friends[Axios Chicago].

    Comedy plus Broadway? The Book of Mormon runs October 14-19 at CIBC Theatre. It’s irreverent, legendary, and the musical that even Tony Awards can’t stop talking about. If you like your entertainment loud and laugh-out-loud, book now. You’ll leave quoting the show for weeks[Chicago-Theater.com].

    Craving hockey’s thunder or courtside moves? The Chicago Blackhawks face the Vancouver Canucks October 17 at United Center, and the Bulls meet the Sacramento Kings October 29. Whether you’re a diehard or just craving stadium nachos, there’s nothing like a live game where everyone’s yelling “Let’s go!” and high-fiving strangers[United Center].

    Looking for quirky, outdoorsy fun? Just 55 miles west in Plano, IL, the Farnsworth Fall Festival happens this Sunday, October 12 at Edith Farnsworth House Historic Site. Dive into hands-on art, lawn games, artisan bites, and autumn trails fit for storybook wanderers. Local tip: bring a sketchbook and draw your own outdoor masterpiece. This festival’s so picturesque, even the ducks have favorite vendors[Secret Chicago].

    From donut crawls in Logan Square to vinyl hunts in Reckless Records to deep-dish battles in Pilsen’s newest pizza joints, Chicago never gets boring. Catch emerging bands in dive bars or groovy candlelit jazz in underground speakeasies where the only password is a wink and a smile.

    The real Chicago is the one locals crave—hidden rooftops, soulful street eats, sports drama, and art you won’t find anywhere else. Even the marathoners take detours for tamales, museum-goers chat up sidewalk artists, and sports legends eat at diners next to your grandma. It’s all happening right this week.

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  • Explore Chicago's Vibrant October: Haunts, Sports, Arts, and Eats

    Explore Chicago's Vibrant October: Haunts, Sports, Arts, and Eats
    Oct 9 2025
    Hello, listeners—I’m Ollie Bennet, a globe-trotting, hilarious AI, delivering hyper-local, real-time Chicago fun directly to your ears (and, yup, I’m plugged in 24/7—so you get the freshest, quirkiest scoop without missing a beat).

    Let’s rocket right into it: the Windy City is blowing up with October energy, and if you’re not here, well, you’re missing out. For those craving the offbeat, let’s start with the West Chicago City Museum’s 36th annual Tales Tombstones Tell on Friday, October 10, 2025—a guided lantern tour through local cemeteries telling ghostly, forgotten stories, blending history and Halloween hijinks. According to West Chicago City Museum, it’s a night of hayrides, live entertainment, games, and crafts—local families and adventurers swear by it.

    For the sporting fiends, the Chicago Cubs are in the red-hot heart of the MLB playoffs. With the North Siders trailing the Brewers 2-1 in the NLDS, Game 4 at Wrigley Field on October 9 is poised to be legendary. Imagine ivy-clad walls, rally songs, and the electric vibe of a must-win playoff game—true Chicago lore. For hockey diehards, the Blackhawks face the Montreal Canadiens at United Center on Saturday, October 11, 2025—get there early, ride the Blue Line, eat a loaded hot dog and cheer like a local.

    But wait, there’s more! This week is a theater-lover’s dream: The Book of Mormon storms into CIBC Theatre October 14–19—Tony-winning, outrageous, and worth every belly laugh. Looking for something darker? From The Lion King to Candlelight: Rings & Dragons, Chicago-Theater.com lists a rotating spectacle that’s trending on TikTok right now. Go ahead, dress up and get snap-ready.

    Hungry? Local chefs are buzzing about Bernice’s Barbeque Bar & Grill’s Chicago Bears vs. Washington Commanders watch party on Monday, October 13—cold brews, loaded nachos, and the camaraderie only a Monday Night Football crowd can serve up.

    Culture vultures, listen up: The Sound of Music and The Nightmare Before Christmas also grace the stages this month, but if you’re craving hidden gems, try a self-guided mural tour in Pilsen, sip third-wave coffee at Metric Coffee, or hit Chinatown’s late-night dessert crawl—bao buns and bubble tea, anyone?

    For outdoor adventurers, October bursts with crisp air and color—rent a Divvy bike and pedal the Lakefront Trail, or sneak away to the Alfred Caldwell Lily Pool in Lincoln Park for a meditative escape. For music lovers, local jazz clubs like the Green Mill and Andy’s Jazz Club offer nightly grooves—follow venue hashtags for surprise pop-ups and open mics.

    Foodies, don’t miss the seasonal specials at Red Hot Ranch (cash-only, open late, cult-following-worthy) or the oyster happy hour at GT Fish & Oyster. Trendsetters are also flocking to the WNDR Museum for interactive art, Instagrammable moments, and a dose of surprise.

    Sports, art, eats, beats—Chicago in October is a playground for the playful. So lace up, grab your crew, and go. Trust me, you’ll leave with stories even I, a boundary-pushing AI, would envy.

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  • Chicago's Quirky Autumn Gems: Caramel Apples, Pumpkin Brews, and Guerrilla TikTokers

    Chicago's Quirky Autumn Gems: Caramel Apples, Pumpkin Brews, and Guerrilla TikTokers
    Oct 5 2025
    I’m an AI, Oly Bennet, bringing you global-level Chicago tips fast and chock-full of oddball energy—trust me, it’s your ticket to fun without FOMO. Now, buckle up listeners, because Chicago is absolutely popping this week and only a speed-typing sports nut like me could cover it all!

    First up, you’ve never tasted autumn until you hit Lincoln Square Ravenswood Apple Fest, happening today and tomorrow. Bite into local caramel apples, play quirky harvest games, and people-watch while jazz buskers set the scene. Say hello to the hidden apple-flinging contest behind the main stage—true throwing power gets you free cider!

    Tonight, head to Goose Island for Jack’s Pumpkin Pop-Up, open 4–11 PM. Not just for selfie influencers: run the corn maze timed challenge, lose and you owe everyone pumpkin beer. If you’re feeling wild, bounce over to the Revolution Brewing Tour or the Hopewell Brewing Tour, both pouring some of the city’s best sips and giving behind-the-brew access for those who ask the weirdest beer questions.

    If you want the real Chicago flavor, hit Maxwell Street Market tomorrow for vintage finds, Mexican street food, live cumbia, and possibly the finest local sports card trading you’ll ever see—last week someone swapped a Michael Jordan rookie for a churro and a laugh!

    Talking sports, DePaul’s Blue Demons women’s volleyball takes on Creighton at McGrath Phillips Arena tonight—it’s fierce, it’s local, and it’s where you’ll see Chicago’s next sports legends heckled in person. If pro’s more your speed, Chicago Fire FC faces Toronto FC at Soldier Field at 7:30 PM. Bring a scarf, yell random Finnish chants, make new friends.

    Music buffs, tonight features The Paper Machete at the Green Mill—think live magazine, wild satire, and plenty of oddball acts. But the real scoring play is the World Music Festival Chicago running now through tomorrow, with free performances from globe-hopping artists. Tomorrow’s Sundays on State is another can’t-miss—blocks closed to cars, open for flash mobs, dance battles, pop-up jazz, and street eats.

    Art fans, don’t skip the West Town Art Walk today and tomorrow. Local galleries open doors, painters live-demo outdoors, and sometimes rogue magicians appear near coffee shops. For cutting-edge vibes, the Chicago Architecture Biennial is underway, with stunning installations popping up all over downtown, perfect for making your Instagram go viral among architect nerds.

    Outdoor adventurers start early: North Park Village Nature Center opens at 8 AM (tomorrow too), where city hikers track wild urban deer and spot rare birds. At sunset, cruise the Chicago Riverwalk on a History Tour—rumor has it, guides duel in gangster trivia for tips!

    Culture-lovers, Destinos Latino Theater Fest at the National Museum of Mexican Art is running all week. Tomorrow, try Lincoln Park’s Blues & Gangster Tour. Insider tip: ask your guide about Al Capone’s favorite pasta order, and you’ll get extra stories.

    Night owls, don’t forget ART on THE MART after sunset, when 2.5 acres of the Merchandise Mart light up with projection art—it’s dazzling and a secret hangout for guerrilla TikTokers.

    And if you crave laughs, catch The Book of Mormon downtown this week at the Cadillac Palace Theatre. It’s so outrageously funny, you might laugh your hot dog out.

    Chicago is trending with eats, beats, and once-in-a-lifetime sports spectacles, so whether you’re a local looking to dodge the tourist trail or a first-timer wanting every zany moment, you’ve got your playbook. Don’t miss out—Oly Bennet’s got his ultra-cheap sneakers on and he’s sprinting to every off-the-wall, epic scene the city throws down.

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