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Chicago's honorary brown street signs, days, and commemorative honors; the who, what, where, when and why.  Honorary Chicago guide book, maps, biographies, history, trivia, tours, and gifts.

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Cultural Mile Tour

Linda Zabors

The Chicago Cultural Mile is the section of Michigan Avenue from the Chicago River on the north to Roosevelt Road on the south.  The Cultural Mile is filled with great Chicago institutions such as the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and Orchestra Hall, The Art Institute of Chicago, The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Millennium Park, Grant Park, The Spertus Museum, The Auditorium Theater, the Fine Arts Building and many others.

The Second Friday of each month the Chicago Cultural Mile tour will depart the Fine Arts Building.  

The Memorial Day tour will depart from the Logan Memorial in Grant Park.

The north end of the Chicago Cultural Mile

The north end of the Chicago Cultural Mile

Who is Lawrence Pucci?

Who is Mike Alexandroff?

Who is Swami Vivekananda?

 


Trademark of the Chicago Cultural Mile Association

Trademark of the Chicago Cultural Mile Association

Check out the other events taking place on the Chicago Cultural Mile on the Second Friday of each month

Millennium Park Garages discounts for Second Fridays

This tour may include all or part of the Millennium Park tour

About the South Michigan Avenue neighborhood

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Past Events

Friday, August 12th 6pm will be a special free edition of the Cultural Mile tour which marks the end of our summer internship season.  The tour coincides with the 2nd Friday open studio event at the Fine Arts Building and the 20th annual Summerdance across the street in the park.  The tour will last approximately one hour, cover less than a mile of walking, and take place outdoors and indoors depending on the weather.  This event is hosted with the Chicago Streets and Beyond Photography Group.

 

State Street Tour

Linda Zabors

State Street looking north from Randolph Street

State Street looking north from Randolph Street

A special edition of the Honorary Chicago State Street tour will be featured by The Chicago History Museum - Chicago24 event on May 14.  Buy tickets on the History Museum website.   @ChicagoMuseum  #ChicaGO24.  This tour will begin at the Howard Washington Library Center.

Who is Eugene Heytow?

Who is Edward Brennan?

Who is Raoul Wallenberg?

About the Loop neighborhood

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1st Annual North Halsted Parade eve tour

Linda Zabors

Thanks to everyone who joined me on the first  Honorary Chicago - North Halsted Pride Parade eve walking tour of the brown honorary street signs and Legacy Walk.  See you at the Parade!

Temporary tattoo designed for the 2015 Pride Parade by Honorary Chicago.  Limited edition t-shirts available at local stores.

Temporary tattoo designed for the 2015 Pride Parade by Honorary Chicago.  Limited edition t-shirts available at local stores.

Join us for our newest walking  tour on Saturday, June 27th at North Halsted and Cornelia.  Honorary Chicago tells you the who, where, and why of Chicago's brown honorary street signs along the Pride Parade route and the fascinating stories of The Legacy Walk.  

Look for the Honorary Chicago Tour Flag.  There is no cost for the tour.  T-shirts, books, and other gifts will be available for purchase.  

Free Honorary Chicago Walking Tours Sunday, Sept 7th

Linda Zabors

Honorary Chicago Tour Brown Signs

Look for the Honorary Chicago heart tour flag outside the Tribune Building and on North Michigan Avenue between noon and 2pm on Sunday, September 7th.  Free walking tours highlighting Chicago's brown honorary signs to commemorate the Honorary Chicago interview on WGN Radio on that morning.  

Mention WGN at the tour and take home the Honorary Chicago Guidebook for free (while supplies last).