CHICAGO (WBBM NEWSRADIO) -- Santa!! I know him!
That's right, Chicago, Santa Claus is coming to town this weekend, because Christmas has finally arrived! And besides the hustle and bustle of preparing, hosting and entertaining - or just attending Christmas Eve and Christmas Day gatherings, there is still so much going on this holiday season in and around Chicago to celebrate the magic of the season! This weekend's forecast calls for highs in the mid to upper 40s - maybe even low 50s - and lows in the mid to upper 30s, so while it won't be a white Christmas, it will be a mild Christmas, so be sure to get out there and enjoy every last bit of it!
For those looking to celebrate the season and catch up with friends, why not check out one (or a few) of Chicago's favorite pop-up bars. There are a ton in Wrigleyville, including Santa Baby Bar at Dueces, 8 Crazy Nights at The Graystone Tavern, Griswolds at Houndstooth Saloon, Whooville at Moe's Cantina, Rudolph’s at Casey Moran's, Santa’s Workshop at Old Crow Smokehouse, and Elf’d Up at Stretch Bar & Grill. Or head to the next neighborhood over and check out Misfit Christmas at The Rambler Kitchen + Tap, located in Chicago's North Center neighborhood.
Plus, this is the last weekend to enjoy the Christkindlmarket in Daley Plaza -- but you still have another week to enjoy the second location in Wrigleyville. You don't want to miss out on either of them!
And there is still a week or so left to check out holiday light displays in and around Chicago, including zoo lights at both Lincoln Park Zoo and Brookfield Zoo; as well as the brand new AMAZE Light Festival is now open at Rosemont's Impact Field, Holiday in the Park Lights at Six Flags Great America, Light Up the Lake at Navy Pier, Illumination: Tree Lights at the Morton Arboretum, and Lightscape at Chicago Botanic Garden.
For sports fans, the Chicago Bears travel to Seattle on Sunday to take on the Seahawks at 3:05 p.m. and the Chicago Bulls host the Indiana Pacers on Sunday at 7 p.m. Meanwhile, the Chicago Blackhawks are on a break until at least next week.
Here's a look at things to do this weekend in Chicago and the suburbs:
The Nutcracker - UPDATE 12-23-21 - The Joffrey Ballet cancels all remaining performances of The Nutcracker due to breakthrough COVID-19 cases
The Joffrey Ballet announced Monday the return of the critically-acclaimed reimagined classic, The Nutcracker, by Tony Award-winning choreographer Christopher Wheeldon; as part of Joffrey’s first-ever season at the historic Lyric Opera House.
The critically-acclaimed holiday classic highlighting Chicago’s famous World’s Fair of 1893 will be readapted for its debut at the Lyric Opera House, located at 20 North Upper Wacker Drive, in 26 performances, from Dec. 4 through Dec. 26. MORE INFO.
Where: Lyric Opera House, 20 N. Upper Wacker Dr.
When: Now through Dec. 26
Cost: Single tickets start at $35 and are available for purchase at The Joffrey Ballet’s official Box Office located in the lobby of Joffrey Tower, 10 E. Randolph Street and by telephone at 312-386-8905, or online at joffrey.org.
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Holiday in the Park Lights at Six Flags Great America
Who said Six Flags Great America is all about the roller coasters? Holiday in the Park Lights is returning to Six Flags Great America this holiday season where guests can enjoy twinkling lights, spectacular shows, delicious snacks, and holiday shopping.
The event runs Nov. 26 through Dec. 30 and features holiday treats and unique holiday-themed activities. Additionally, while the thrill rides are in "hibernation" until spring, families can still ride the smaller rides like Columbia Carousel, Krazy Kups, ZoomJets, and even The Dark Knight coaster and Justice League: Battle for Metropolis.
And let's not forget about the food! According to Six Flags, Mrs. Kringle has sprinkled unique holiday recipes throughout the park, all bound to leave your stomach as stuffed as your stocking. Be sure to not miss out on the peppermint funnel cake sundae! MORE INFO.
Where: Six Flags Great America, 1 Great America Pkwy, Gurnee
When: Now through Dec. 30
Cost: $24.99+
It’s a Wonderful Life: Live in Chicago!
American Blues Theater marks its return to live, in-person theater with its 20th annual production of It’s a Wonderful Life: Live in Chicago! from Frank Capra’s film and directed by Artistic Director Gwendolyn Whiteside.
For 20 years, American Blues has treated audiences to a live retelling of the Frank Capra classic in a 1940s radio broadcast tradition, making It's a Wonderful Life: Live in Chicago! the second longest-running holiday play in Chicago! MORE INFO.
Where: Victory Gardens Theater, located at 2433 N. Lincoln Ave.
When: Now through Dec. 31
Cost: Tickets range from $25-65. Bedford Boxes are available for $50, and include: a 20th anniversary Wonderful Life ornament, a commemorative printed program, a cocktail recipe book Martini's Specials - inspired beverages of Bedford Falls, a pair of socks, a copy of the original short story that inspired Capra, chocolates, and an "I Earned My Wings" sticker.
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Holiday Magic at Brookfield Zoo
Guests are welcome to join Brookfield Zoo in celebrating the 40 years of festive fun at Holiday Magic, Chicagoland’s longest-running lights festival.
Holiday Magic features over two million twinkling LED lights; and has several new features this year, including the “Sea of Lights," featuring more than two miles of colorful, sparkling lights, the zoo’s entire West Mall has been transformed into a magical creation of waves immersing guests in the holiday spirit. Adjacent to the spectacular display, guests can feel the season’s cheer while strolling through the 600-foot-long “Tunnel of Lights," synchronized to music.
Additionally, guests will be mesmerized as they look up at the zoo’s 41-foot-tall tree. Located at the north entrance, the "show-stopping" attraction is adorned with thousands of brilliantly colored LED lights and choreographed to seasonal tunes, according to the zoo. Plus, the walkways along the zoo’s malls and around Roosevelt Fountain shine with more than 700 community and corporate trees decorated with ornaments. There will also be larger-than-life illuminated animal sculptures, including a giraffe, bison, bear, and reindeer, to add to the ambiance throughout the park. MORE INFO.
Where: Brookfield Zoo, 3300 Golf Rd, Brookfield
When: Select dates now through Dec. 31
Cost: Reservation times for Holiday Magic are available in 15-minute increments. Zoo admission and parking tickets, which must be reserved in advance at CZS.org/HolidayMagic, are $24.95 for adults, $17.95 for children ages 3-11, and $19.95 for seniors 65 and over. Parking is $15.
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Christkindlmarket Chicago
The Christkindlmarket Chicago celebrates its 25th anniversary and will be back in-person, as well as online in 2021!
Stroll through the aisles of the market while taking in the smells of roasted nuts, fresh pretzels, bratwurst, and hot, spiced wine, listening to holiday music play in the background, and gazing at all the sparkling Christmas ornaments - this is the true, Christkindlmarket experience.
Guests can explore all the vendors’ products from all around the world that feature everything from traditional items like nutcrackers and beer steins to everything in between. And once you are done shopping, you may catch yourself watching one of the many performances that take place throughout the season. MORE INFO.
Where: Daley Plaza, 50 W. Washington St.
When: Now through Dec. 24
Cost: Free
Christkindlmarket Wrigleyville
In addition to its main location in Chicago's Daley Plaza, people can also visit the beloved holiday tradition at Gallagher Way outside Wrigley Field. The Christkindlmarket Wrigleyville is part of the Winterland at Gallagher Way that offers plenty of fun outdoor holiday activities for the whole family. MORE INFO.
Where: Gallagher Way, 3635 N. Clark St.
When: Now through Dec. 31
Cost: Free
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WNDR museum
The home of Chicago's only Infinity Mirror Room (created by Japanese Yayoi Kusama) is open to the public once again, presenting a new collection of one-of-a-kind art installations alongside some old favorites. New additions to WNDR Museum include a multi-sensory experience from S̶A̶N̶T̶IA̶G̶O̶X that uses artificial intelligence, sounds, visuals and scents, as well as an installation called I Heard There Was a Secret Chord that allows guests to become part of an evolving virtual choir. MORE INFO.
Where: 1130 W. Monroe St.
When: Tickets available now through Dec. 31
Cost: $30
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Griswold's Pop-Up
Inspired by the holiday classic “National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation,” Houndstooth Saloon, located at 3369 N. Clark St., will transform into the “Griswold’s at Houndstooth” Christmas pop-up, running from Friday, Nov. 19 through New Year's Eve. The lively Wrigleyville country bar will switch over to a holiday wonderland with wall-to-wall décor inspired by the film, a festive themed menu, and special seasonal events.
Fans of “Christmas Vacation” will enjoy menu items such as Yakking on a Bone ($14), a two-pound turkey leg and choice of side and Christmas Bonus ($11), a triple decker PB&J with creamy peanut butter and fig jelly of the month club. Cocktails include Aunt Bethany’s Jell-O Mold Fishbowl ($15) with Absolut Watermelon, green jell-o and Aunt Bethany’s cat food; Cousin Eddie’s Eggnog ($11), housemade with brandy; and Lotta Sap ($8), housemade mulled wine. MORE INFO.
Where: Houndstooth Saloon, 3369 N. Clark St.
When: Now through Dec. 31
Cost: There will be a $5 cover charge after 5 p.m. Thursday through Sunday while the pop up is running. A toy donation to Toys for Tots can also be made in lieu of paying cover. All cover proceeds will be benefiting the charity Toys for Tots.
8 Crazy Nights
The Graystone, in Chicago’s Wrigleyville neighborhood, is bringing back 8 Crazy Nights this holiday season with a new food and drink menu, and a Circumsessionable Lager made by Empirical Brewery!
Guests of 8 Crazy Nights, located at 3441 N. Sheffield Ave., can expect a winter wonderland of decorations created for the Jewish holiday throughout the bar and weatherproofed beer garden, including over 14,000 blue and white lights and Hanukkah ball lanterns adorning the ceiling, Star of David and dreidel ornaments, lighted menorah decor, Mensch on a Bench, a Hanukkah sweater wall, an 8-foot inflatable dreidel, and more. MORE INFO.
Where: Graystone Tavern, 3441 N. Sheffield Ave.
When: Now through Jan. 2
Cost: Free
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Misfit Christmas
A tribute to the 1964 beloved classic Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer television special and the Island of Misfit Toys, The Rambler Kitchen + Tap, located in Chicago's North Center neighborhood, is hosting a “Misfit Christmas” pop-up this holiday season!
Along The Rambler on Lincoln Avenue, guests will be greeted with an outdoor scene featuring 10-foot custom-painted wood characters from the film made by local Chicago artist Reaghan Murphy. Inside, each room will be inspired by a different scene with Christmas lights, Misfit Toy figurines, and staff dressed as characters throughout.
When guests enter, they will find the snow-covered forest where Rudolph and Hermey first meet and sing “We’re a Couple of Misfits.” Guests will then find arctic mountain decor as they move through to the cave of the abominable snowman, Bumble. Lastly, The Rambler’s 600 square foot heated and covered beer garden will transform into Santa’s workshop. MORE INFO.
Where: The Rambler Kitchen + Tap, located at 4128 N. Lincoln Ave.
When: Now through Jan. 2
Cost: Free
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Light Up the Lake
An all new, holiday experience is coming to Navy Pier this winter season. Light Up the Lake will be an indoor, temperature-controlled experience, featuring large-scale light-sculpture displays, comprising more than 600,000 twinkling lights; a regulation-size Alpine ice rink; an authentic holiday beer garden; kiddie train rides; Santa’s Village; and gift market and other family-friendly events.
Transforming more than 100,000 square feet of Navy Pier’s expansive Festival Hall, Light Up the Lake will also offer sit-down dining with holiday-themed eats, signature cocktails, and seasonal brews. Grab-and-go meals and snacks will be available throughout the event space.
Offering something for everyone, Light Up the Lake will run from Nov. 26 through Jan. 2, in the Festival Hall at Navy Pier. Tickets start at $15 and are on sale now at NavyPier.org; and every ticket comes with a free ride on the Centennial Wheel. MORE INFO.
Where: Festival Hall at Navy Pier, 600 E. Grand Ave.
When: Now through Jan. 2
Cost: $15+
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ZooLights at Lincoln Park Zoo
ZooLights returns Saturday, Nov. 20, transforming Lincoln Park Zoo into a twinkling winter wonderland, complete with festive activities, such as visits with Santa, a holiday pop-up bar, an Enchanted Forest, Light Maze, sweet treats of all kinds, and much more.
ZooLights runs from 4 to 10 p.m. on Nov. 20-24, 26-30, Dec. 1-23, 26-31, and Jan. 1-2. Tickets to ZooLights are free on Mondays and Tuesdays and are $5 Wednesday-Sunday. Tickets are on sale now and available via Eventbrite at lpzoo.org/zoolights. Note, tickets are required for all guests including infants and children. MORE INFO.
Where: Lincoln Park Zoo, 2001 N. Clark St.
When: Now through Jan. 2
Cost: $5+; Free on Mondays and Tuesdays
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Lightscape
Thousands of twinkling lights and new features that shine with all the colors imaginable will be on display during Lightscape at the Chicago Botanic Garden this holiday season.
Lightscape returns Nov. 12 and will run on select dates until Jan. 2 on an all-new, one-way, 1.25-mile path filled with favorite artistic installations set to seasonal music, along with new and reimagined pieces. More than 80 percent of this year’s trail will feature new installations from Chicago-based and international artists. MORE INFO.
Where: Chicago Botanic Garden, 1000 Lake Cook Road, Glencoe
When: Now through Jan. 2
Cost: Tickets range from $24-26 for members and $26-28 for non-members. Child tickets range from $12-15 and children under 3 are free.
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Illumination: Tree Lights at The Morton Arboretum
Those looking for a unique winter light show this year will find it in the ninth annual Illumination: Tree Lights at The Morton Arboretum, opening Nov. 20 with five new features and a curated selection of music from around the world along the walking path.
Illumination attendees will find familiar favorite features from previous years, as well as the newly created experiences of the Arboretum’s 26-foot tall Human+Nature Hallow sculpture lit at night, a glittering entry gateway, passage through 150 colorful lanterns, a blanket of white lights across a hilltop meadow and a conifer trail lined with dozens of spectacularly colored light reeds. MORE INFO.
Where: Morton Arboretum, 4100 Illinois Route 53, Lisle
When: Now through Jan. 2
Cost: Ticket prices range from $8 to $24 per person. Children under age 2 will be admitted free of charge.
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AMAZE Light Festival
Starting in November, Rosemont's Impact Field will transform into the ultimate holiday destination with the debut of The AMAZE Light Festival. Visitors are welcome to enjoy outdoor holiday activities for all ages amongst an immersive display of more than one million holiday lights.
In addition to enjoying timed light shows and seven theme-based illuminated worlds, AMAZE guests can take advantage of tubing on “Polar Peak,” a holiday market, festive food and beverages, a candy shop, and more. Children can also enjoy visits to Santa's Workshop, holiday craft making, and even festive train rides on the “Arctic Express.” MORE INFO.
Where: Rosemont’s Impact Field, 9850 Balmoral Ave.
When: Now through Jan. 2
Cost: General admission tickets are $23 for adults and $18 for children ages 2-12.
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The Dr. Seuss Experience
Welcome to The Dr. Seuss Experience, an imaginative and interactive immersion into the wondrous world of Dr. Seuss! This Seuss-tacular sensory spectacle takes you on an awe-inspiring journey through nine different, visually stunning Dr. Seuss worlds. You can swing among Truffula Trees from The Lorax, make your way through a brilliant balloon-filled maze from Oh, the Places You’ll Go!, stroll through towering clovers listening for a Who from Horton Hears a Who!, or join the Circus McGurkus! Join us and meet the characters, live the stories, and experience Dr. Seuss like never before in this once in a lifetime experience not to be missed! MORE INFO.
Where: Water Tower Place, 835 N. Michigan Ave., Ste 100
When: Now through Jan. 2
Cost: $26-$59
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Christmas Around The World and Holidays of Light at the Museum of Science and Industry
Christmas Around the World and Holidays of Light return to the Museum of Science and Industry this November highlighting the rich customs of more than 50 countries and cultures.
Hundreds of volunteers from Chicago's diverse communities use handmade décor and personal mementos to decorate a forest of trees and displays that line the Museum's Rotunda and main floor in a stunning spectacle. Guests can learn why silver spiders are good luck, find out which country celebrates the world's longest Christmas season, marvel at intricate origami ornaments and more. MORE INFO.
Where: Museum of Science and Industry, 5700 S. DuSable Lake Shore Drive
When: Now through Jan. 3
Cost: Included in museum entry
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Elf'd Up
Back by popular demand for a third year, Stretch Bar & Grill in Wrigleyville has transformed into "Elf'd Up" for the holiday season. Described a "full-blown tribute to the beloved Christmas movie 'Elf', Elf'd Up is a high-energy holiday pop-up bar, perfect for patrons who share Elf'd Up's affinity for elf culture."
Imagine you passed through the seven levels of the Candy Cane forest, through the sea of swirly twirly gumdrops, and then walked through the Lincoln Tunnel. Elf'd Up features floor-to-ceiling Christmas décor, including 1,000 elves of all shapes and sizes, a 10-foot Christmas tree, an upside down Christmas tree, wreath chandeliers, strands of festive-colored lights, specific tributes to the movie, like figurines, wall quotes, snowflakes, Schylling Jester Jack in the Boxes, cut outs of Buddy the Elf and Miles Finch, and more. MORE INFO.
Where: Stretch Bar & Grill, 3485 N. Clark St.
When: Now through Jan. 8
Cost: Free
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The Office Experience
Fans of The Office will be transported to the world of Dunder Mifflin Paper Company, as The Office Experience is set to make its debut in Chicago on Friday, Oct. 15. The interactive two-story experience features 17 rooms filled with original props and costumes, set re-creations, and more as fans visit Scranton Business Park and other sites associated with the beloved series. Guests will be able to take pictures throughout the Dunder Mifflin office including Pam’s desk, Michael’s office, and Ryan’s closet, as well as Schrute Farms. Fans will also relive iconic episodes and memorable moments, such as Kevin’s Chili Spill and Beach Day, in the largest official interactive fan experience based on The Office. MORE INFO.
Where: The Shops at North Bridge on the Magnificent Mile, 540 N. Michigan Ave.
When: Now through Jan. 17
Cost: $37.50 plus taxes and fees
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Disney's Frozen
From the producer of The Lion King and Aladdin, Disney’s Frozen, the Tony®-nominated Best Musical, is currently playing an exclusive 10-week premiere engagement at the Cadillac Palace Theatre, with performances through Jan. 22, 2022, only.
Frozen stars Caroline Bowman as “Elsa” and Caroline Innerbichler as “Anna,” the sisters at the heart of the joy-filled musical. Joining them are principal cast members Austin Colby as “Hans,” F. Michael Haynie as “Olaf,” Mason Reeves as “Kristoff,” Jeremy Morse as “Weselton,” Collin Baja and Evan Strand alternating as “Sven,” as well as Natalia Artigas (“Young Elsa”), Olivia Jones (“Young Anna”), Arwen Monzon-Sanders (“Young Elsa”) and real-life sisters Natalie Grace Chan (“Young Elsa”) and Victoria Hope Chan (“Young Anna”).
Individual tickets for Disney’s Frozen are on sale now. Ticket prices range from $33 - $179 plus a select number of premium tickets are available. MORE INFO.
Where: Cadillac Palace Theatre, 151 W. Randolph St.
When: Now through Jan. 22
Cost: $33-$179
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Immersive Van Gogh
Step inside of Starry Night and The Bedroom in Arles with the help of more than 75 digital projectors in this high-tech exhibition that explores the work of Vincent Van Gogh. Designed by the Italian creative team that worked on the "Atelier des Lumières" exhibitions in Paris, "Immersive Van Gogh" covers 35-foot walls with animated versions of the Dutch painters work, accompanied by a score that blends electronic and classical compositions. MORE INFO.
Where: Lighthouse ArtSpace, 108 W. Germania Pl.
When: Now through Feb. 6
Cost: $39.99+
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Blue Man Group
Blue Man Group will welcome colder temperatures this fall and holiday season with an expanded performance schedule at Chicago’s Briar Street Theatre. The added performances include Blue Man Group Chicago’s first-ever shows on Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day, bringing louder drummer boys and not so silent nights to Chicago locals and visitors alike this holiday season.
Blue Man Group originally debuted at the Briar Street Theatre in Chicago’s Lakeview neighborhood in 1997. A dynamic combination of art, music, comedy and technology, Blue Man Group encourages audiences to reconnect with their inner (and outer) child in order to see the world through a new perspective. Three bald and blue men explore today’s cultural norms with wonder, poking fun at the audience’s collective quirks and reminding them how much they all have in common. The show is continually refreshed with new music, stories, custom instruments and state-of-the-art technology. MORE INFO.
Where: Briar Street Theatre, 3133 N. Halsted St.
When: Tickets available for select dates now through February 2022
Cost: Ticket prices range from $49 – $89
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Ice Skating at Maggie Daley Park Ice Skating Ribbon
The Maggie Daley ice skating ribbon, located at 337 E. Randolph St., is slated to open Nov. 19, weather permitting, with Van Gogh-inspired visuals on the ice provided by Immersive Van Gogh Chicago, the blockbuster immersive experience seen by more than 3.5 million visitors since its North American debut last year.
This year, skaters will be able to glide across sunflowers and 'Starry Night' brush strokes, as they take part in a unique and exciting winter experience for all ages.
Reservations for the opening skate are now available online. The ice will be open seven days a week with four sessions a day; 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. MORE INFO.
Where: Maggie Daley Park Ice Skating Ribbon, 337 E. Randolph St.
When: Now through March, weather dependent
Cost: Prices begin at $16 for skate times Monday through Thursday and $20 for holidays and skate sessions Friday through Sunday. This price includes a skate rental. If you are bringing your own skates, admission is $5, excluding the 11 a.m. session, which is free for anyone with their own skates.
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The Infinite Wrench
At The Infinite Wrench, you’ll see 30 original plays in 60 minutes; written and performed by The Neo-Futurist Ensemble. Each play offers something different, be it funny, profound, elegant, disgusting, topical, irreverent, terrifying, or a song; all are truthful and tackle the here-and-now, inspired by the lived experiences of the performers. With new plays every week, The Infinite Wrench is The Neo-Futurists’ ongoing and ever-changing attempt to shift the conventions of live performance and speak to those unreached or unmoved by traditional theater.
The Infinite Wrench is recommended for audience members 14 and older. Performances are weekly on Saturdays at 10:30 p.m. and Sundays at 7 p.m., at The Neo-Futurist Theater, located at 5153 N. Ashland. Performances of The Infinite Wrench are priced at $10. Note: walkup tickets are available with cash or card. MORE INFO.
Where: The Neo-Futurist Theater, 5153 N. Ashland
When: Now through 2022
Cost: $10
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Teatro ZinZanni
Teatro ZinZanni is pleased to announce its grand reopening with a brand-new show starring veteran performer, Frank Ferrante. An experience unlike any other, Teatro ZinZanni is a whirlwind of international cirque, comedy and cabaret served with a multi-course gourmet feast. Teatro ZinZanni takes place on the 14th floor of the Cambria Hotel Chicago Loop, 32 W. Randolph St. in the heart of Chicago’s Theatre District.
Described as a “feast for the senses” by The New York Times, the fast-paced action unfolds around, above and alongside guests. World-class acrobats, musicians, divas, illusionists, madmen, and aerialists fill the intimate Spiegeltent ZaZou, a unique jewel box mirror tent located in the heart of Chicago’s Downtown Theater District. MORE INFO.
Where: Cambria Hotel Chicago, 32 W. Randolph St. (14th Floor)
When: Tickets available for select dates now through August 2022
Cost: Individual tickets, which include a four-course meal, range in price from $119 - $189. Limited à la carte “show-only” tickets will also be available for $69.
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Human+Nature
The Morton Arboretum’s next outdoor art exhibition, Human+Nature, will inspire awe and wonder as it connects people and trees. Internationally renowned artist Daniel Popper created five 15- to 26-foot-tall sculptures exclusively for the Arboretum that will be featured in various locations across its 1,700 acres, leading guests to areas they may not have explored before. It will be his largest exhibition to date anywhere in the world.
On the East Side, a short walk from the Visitor Center, guests will be able to step within a huge female figure, as if into the heart of nature. Continuing along a less than mile-long walk, they will encounter a majestic maternal figure as tall as a tree, and a sculpture of diverse human facial traits interwoven with root structures. On the West Side, two hands joined by intertwining roots will extend near a grove of old oaks, and a towering face will evoke the interconnectedness of humans and trees. Made of concrete, fiberglass, and steel, each sculpture will weigh several metric tons. The largest ground footprint will be 28 feet wide and 37 feet long.
Human+Nature will be included with timed-entry admission to the Arboretum. The exhibition is planned to run for at least one year. MORE INFO.
Where: Morton Arboretum, 4100 Illinois Rte 53, Lisle
When: Now through next year
Cost: Included with timed-entry Arboretum admission
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