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Open House Chicago
October 16, 2024
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The Chicago Architecture Center (CAC) invites you to Open House Chicago (OHC) on October 19-20, 2024. This free public festival offers exclusive access to over 170 architecturally, historically, and culturally significant sites across the city. Enjoy behind-the-scenes tours, plus over 40 events, including demonstrations, talks, and arts performances.
Capture your favorite moments for the OHC photo competition and get a chance to be featured. Explore iconic landmarks like the Chicago Board of Trade Building, Walt Disney's birthplace, and Orchestra Hall, or discover new additions such as the Ramova Theatre and Steppenwolf Theatre. Don't miss returning favorites like Wintrust's Grand Banking Hall. Go explore the city's architectural treasures!
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