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Chicago magazine

Sep 01 2021
Magazine

Stay city smart. Subscribe to Chicago magazine. Chicago magazine delivers an authoritative guide to life in one of America's greatest cities. From insight into the best dining and shopping to interviews with fascinating figures shaping the future of Chicago, every issue is your source for living city smart.

Chicago Magazine

Find Your Own Secret Escape

An Epic Collection

Taking On the Icons

Your Best Beer Can Art Photos

Talking Points • This month’s conversation starters

Changing Course • Activists fought for an elected school board in Chicago for decades. It’s finally happening — so now what?

Girlhoods Reconsidered • Dawn Turner chronicles the moments when paths split in Three Girls From Bronzeville: A Uniquely American Memoir of Race, Fate, and Sisterhood.

Original Rainbow Home • A Printers Row penthouse with a colossal skylight hits the market.

Word Art • Hip-hop historian BboyB guides us through three of the stops you’ll see on Graffiti & Gears, the new bike tour he coleads through Logan Square.

Evanston Drama Teacher vs. Critical Race Theory • Alawsuit filed by a middle school instructor brings the Fox News–stoked debate over antiracist education to the North Shore.

Nailed It • A Pilsen-based polish line offers hues to complement every skin tone.

Home Chic Home • Find a touch of San Francisco in Glencoe.

Ask a Budtender

Angela Chaudhari • Surgeon, super sleeper, squat master

Balkan Wave • The food of this European region, which spans from Slovenia to Greece, is surging in Chicago.

Handy Snacks

Next-Gen Jamaican • The Lee brothers serve twists on rasta pasta and other family recipes at their new restaurant.

Veg Out

The Hot List • 10 places everyone’s talking about (in order of heat)

Past and Presence • A bold design and two eye-catching conservatories give a Lincoln Park oldster a new lease on life.

Add Some Splash • Why go white when you can give your wet areas some whimsy? Try these eye-popping patterned tiles for kitchens or bathrooms.

How Do I Create More Space for Spices? • Two interior designers on how to maximize storage from A (anise) to Z (za’atar)

The Longest Day • Twenty years ago this month, I was one of the first military pilots in the air over the burning twin towers. It was my first day on the job.

GREAT ESCAPES • 9 LONG-WEEKEND ROAD TRIPS, ALL WITHIN A 6-HOUR DRIVE

BOLD MOVES • OVERSIZE KNITS, MIXED PATTERNS, AND UNEXPECTED SHAPES ANCHOR THE RETURN OF FASHION THIS FALL. THE ULTRACHIC DANCERS FROM THE JOFFREY BALLET GIVE US A MASTER CLASS ON HOW TO TAKE COMFORT INTO THE COOL ZONE.

How the Joffrey Company Spent the Pandemic

WHAT HAPPENED TO TIMMOTHY PITZEN? • A decade ago, his mother took him out of school for a three-day spree. Afterward, she killed herself. And the boy disappeared.

Lots of Potential • The Chicago Architecture Biennial heads into the neighborhoods to reimagine vacant spaces in underserved communities.

Liz Phair • The singer-songwriter, 54, on her sudden fame, using her sexuality, and why she practices saying her own name


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Travel & Outdoor

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English

Stay city smart. Subscribe to Chicago magazine. Chicago magazine delivers an authoritative guide to life in one of America's greatest cities. From insight into the best dining and shopping to interviews with fascinating figures shaping the future of Chicago, every issue is your source for living city smart.

Chicago Magazine

Find Your Own Secret Escape

An Epic Collection

Taking On the Icons

Your Best Beer Can Art Photos

Talking Points • This month’s conversation starters

Changing Course • Activists fought for an elected school board in Chicago for decades. It’s finally happening — so now what?

Girlhoods Reconsidered • Dawn Turner chronicles the moments when paths split in Three Girls From Bronzeville: A Uniquely American Memoir of Race, Fate, and Sisterhood.

Original Rainbow Home • A Printers Row penthouse with a colossal skylight hits the market.

Word Art • Hip-hop historian BboyB guides us through three of the stops you’ll see on Graffiti & Gears, the new bike tour he coleads through Logan Square.

Evanston Drama Teacher vs. Critical Race Theory • Alawsuit filed by a middle school instructor brings the Fox News–stoked debate over antiracist education to the North Shore.

Nailed It • A Pilsen-based polish line offers hues to complement every skin tone.

Home Chic Home • Find a touch of San Francisco in Glencoe.

Ask a Budtender

Angela Chaudhari • Surgeon, super sleeper, squat master

Balkan Wave • The food of this European region, which spans from Slovenia to Greece, is surging in Chicago.

Handy Snacks

Next-Gen Jamaican • The Lee brothers serve twists on rasta pasta and other family recipes at their new restaurant.

Veg Out

The Hot List • 10 places everyone’s talking about (in order of heat)

Past and Presence • A bold design and two eye-catching conservatories give a Lincoln Park oldster a new lease on life.

Add Some Splash • Why go white when you can give your wet areas some whimsy? Try these eye-popping patterned tiles for kitchens or bathrooms.

How Do I Create More Space for Spices? • Two interior designers on how to maximize storage from A (anise) to Z (za’atar)

The Longest Day • Twenty years ago this month, I was one of the first military pilots in the air over the burning twin towers. It was my first day on the job.

GREAT ESCAPES • 9 LONG-WEEKEND ROAD TRIPS, ALL WITHIN A 6-HOUR DRIVE

BOLD MOVES • OVERSIZE KNITS, MIXED PATTERNS, AND UNEXPECTED SHAPES ANCHOR THE RETURN OF FASHION THIS FALL. THE ULTRACHIC DANCERS FROM THE JOFFREY BALLET GIVE US A MASTER CLASS ON HOW TO TAKE COMFORT INTO THE COOL ZONE.

How the Joffrey Company Spent the Pandemic

WHAT HAPPENED TO TIMMOTHY PITZEN? • A decade ago, his mother took him out of school for a three-day spree. Afterward, she killed herself. And the boy disappeared.

Lots of Potential • The Chicago Architecture Biennial heads into the neighborhoods to reimagine vacant spaces in underserved communities.

Liz Phair • The singer-songwriter, 54, on her sudden fame, using her sexuality, and why she practices saying her own name


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