http://www.citypass.com/city/chicago.html Chicago News The first Friday of each month from February 2009 - June 2009 is "Far Out Friday". Regular guests are required to pay $20 Adults, $17 Youth and in return have unlimited access to all Museum shows. CityPass holders can enter for free using their CityPass ticket for admission and two Sky Theater Shows. Or, they may pay the full price ... http://www.citypass.com/attraction/news/40/Adler-Planetarium-Far-Out-Friday.html Check for winter weather closures before you go. Winter weather can be unpredictable, and you don't want to be surprised by weather-related closures or changes in hours of operation. CityPass recommends that you contact the attractions you plan to visit in advance of your visit. Check for the latest announcements on attraction Web sites or by phone. Find the attraction ... http://www.citypass.com/attraction/news/92/Winter-Weather-Advisory.html The Adler’s hours of operation have changed slightly from what is printed in your ticket booklet. These are the current Adler hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 9:30am to 4:30pm; Saturday & Sunday 10:00a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Specifically, the change means that Adler will open at 10 a.m. not 9:30 a.m. on Saturdays and ... http://www.citypass.com/attraction/news/343/Adler-Hours-Change.html Some Chicago CityPass attractions are participating in Museum Campus Free Days (offering Free General Admission). Please compare these dates, with your travel schedule to determine if CityPass will be a value for you. Please note while General Admission is free on these days, some features and special exhibitions will require an additional charge. If you are using CityPass, you may ... http://www.citypass.com/attraction/news/98/January-Discount-Days-Notice.html Glittering trees, shimmering holiday windows, and heavenly choirs just scratch the surface of a Chicago holiday season. The city’s crisp weather, scenery and festivities will make you think you’ve walked onto a Christmas movie shoot. One shining star – and Chicago CityPass ticket – is the Museum of Science and Industry. The splendid building dates to 1893, when the entire ... http://www.citypass.com/spotlight.html Chicago’s Wrigley Field has been home to the Windy City’s beloved Cubs since 1916, two years after its opening. “The first place people go is to take a photo of the red marquee outside the main gate at Clark and Addison Streets,” says Ed Hartig, a stadium tour guide. Next, head to the corner of Addison and Sheffield, where a ... http://www.citypass.com/traveler/chicago.html Blackbird Chicago native and chef Paul Kahan, son of a longtime Rogers Park deli owner, shows his foodie roots with his French-American restaurant. 619 W. Randolph St.; 312-377-2002. Rhapsody Connected to the Symphony Center, this elegant and contemporary bar and restaurant hits a high note whether or not you have tickets for the Symphony. 65 E. Adams St.; 312-786-9911. NoMI ... http://www.citypass.com/traveler/chicago.html Crobar With some of the world’s most prominent DJs playing regularly, this Near North club radiates a dancing-late-night vibe. 1543 N. Kingsbury St.; 312-266-1900. Buddy Guy’s Legends In the South Loop, this forum for working musicians is one of the best places to hear blues. Bigtimers like Eric Clapton occasionally stop by to play a set. 754 S. Wabash Ave.; ... http://www.citypass.com/traveler/chicago.html Tangerine Women adore this Wicker Park/Bucktown shop’s fresh, stylish clothing. 1719 N. Damen Ave.; 773-772-0505. Stitch This leather and home accessories store features modernist gifts. 1723 N. Damen Ave.; 773-782-1570. Quimby’s Readers fascinated by the written word’s diversity will love this shop’s zines and small-press publications. 1854 W. North Ave.; 773- 342-0910. Delta Ukrainian Enterprise This friendly store is jammed ... http://www.citypass.com/traveler/chicago.html