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Stony Island Arts Bank

Theaster Gates' Rebuild Foundation turned a 1923 bank into an arts space and archive, home to the Johnson Publishing library and Frankie Knuckles' records.

Art Gallery with Framed Paintings and Historic Frescoes

Renaissance Society

A free, non-collecting contemporary art museum at the University of Chicago, founded in 1915.

Poetry Foundation

Publisher of Poetry magazine, with a free poetry library, gallery and readings in its River North building.

Pullman National Historical Park

National Park Service site in the 1880s company town built for Pullman sleeping-car workers, birthplace of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters story.

Charnley-Persky House

An 1892 Gold Coast house designed by Louis Sullivan with a young Frank Lloyd Wright, now headquarters of the Society of Architectural Historians.

Clarke House Museum

Chicago's oldest surviving house, an 1836 Greek Revival home in the Prairie Avenue district, shown on free tours.

Frederick C. Robie House

Frank Lloyd Wright's Prairie-style masterpiece in Hyde Park, part of a UNESCO World Heritage listing, open for guided tours.

Lincoln Park Conservatory

An 1890s Victorian glass house in Lincoln Park with palms, ferns, orchids and seasonal flower shows, free to visit.

Garfield Park Conservatory

One of the largest greenhouse conservatories in the United States, designed by Jens Jensen, with free entry and indoor and outdoor gardens.

Lincoln Park Zoo

A free zoo founded in 1868, one of the oldest in North America, with conservation science programs and historic animal houses.

Shedd Aquarium

One of the world's great public aquariums, on the Museum Campus, with 32,000 animals from the Amazon to the Caribbean reef and the Great Lakes.

Hyde Park Art Center

Chicago's oldest alternative exhibition space, with exhibitions, classes and artist residencies.

Rivendell Theatre Ensemble

A women-led ensemble in Edgewater presenting new plays in an intimate storefront theater.

Ruth Page Center for the Arts

A Gold Coast dance center founded by choreographer Ruth Page, with a theater used by dance and theater companies.

Old Town School of Folk Music

Chicago's folk music school and concert hall, in a restored 1929 Lincoln Square library building.

Reva and David Logan Center for the Arts

The University of Chicago's arts center, with a performance hall, theater, gallery and screening room open to the public.

National Public Housing Museum

The only museum in the United States dedicated to public housing, in the last building of the Jane Addams Homes.

Wrightwood 659

A Tadao Ando-designed exhibition space in Lincoln Park for architecture and socially engaged art.

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Stony Island Arts Bank

Renaissance Society

Poetry Foundation

Pullman National Historical Park

Charnley-Persky House

Clarke House Museum

Frederick C. Robie House

Lincoln Park Conservatory

Garfield Park Conservatory

Lincoln Park Zoo

Shedd Aquarium

Hyde Park Art Center

Rivendell Theatre Ensemble

Ruth Page Center for the Arts

Old Town School of Folk Music

Reva and David Logan Center for the Arts

National Public Housing Museum

Wrightwood 659

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