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This is the old public library, it's full of Tiffany mosaics and has an amazing Tiffany glass dome, it's also free!
Worth a trip by itself. Beautiful building with stained glass globe. an excellent exhibit of an 144 foot mural Keith Haring did in 1989 with the assistance of Chicago HS students but the building itself is a real gem worth the price of admission. BTW...More
This former public library building is conveniently located to Millennium Park and hosts revolving art exhibits. Wifi is available in the lower level. Rooms are available to rent for events and StoryCorp, an oral history project, is housed on site.
I visited this building on the Tiffany Treasures tour with the Chicago Architecture Foundation, an organization I highly recommend. If you can go on this tour which includes this building you will appreciate it so much more than if you just drop in. However, if...More
After reading some reviews on TA we decide to take a quick trip to this building we were glad we stopped in. There is not much to see in the building but the dome ceiling was spectacular. I wish we had taken advantage of the...More
This is a jawdropping building! We just went in without a guide, we started at the topflooor and slowly descended. Not online is the building of an exeptional beauty, the exhibits in it are also of a high standard. It is an inspirational mix of...More
Smack dab in the middle of where all the tourists throng, and most don't notice, is the Chicago Cultural Center, a free-to-the-public venue for exhibits for local artists, concerts, seating area for just relaxing, conferences, parties, info about local happenings and Chicago in general, all...More
This building is a MUST SEE! Absolutely beautiful inside, the Tiffany dome shouldn't be missed! No fee to get in!
Beautiful Art Deco building with Tiffany glass decoration throughout. There are exhibits of interesting new art. It's free to the public and even offers a guided tour.
I went as part of tour of the area. I didn't have this on my list of things to see, but I'm glad the tour did. The inside is fantastic! I would never have thought this was built as a library back in the day....More
