Black history and heritage have shaped Chicago in immeasurable ways. In 1926, historian Dr. Carter G. Woodson started Negro History Week to promote learning about and celebrating Black history. This effort led to the creation of Black History Month. Chicago quickly became one of the cities where the observance took root through schools, cultural institutions, and community organizations.

There are countless ways to observe Black History Month in Chicagoland, from visiting museums to cultural events. Let our real estate agents be your guides to celebrating Black history and culture in Chicago.

Chicago is home to a legendary theater and arts scene that few American cities can rival. From Broadway shows at the grand stages of the Chicago Loop to improv productions crafted by hard-working local acting troupes in hole-in-the-wall theaters, Chicago lives and breathes the performing arts. Our real...

The lights of Chicago shine even brighter during the holidays, making our city one of America's great Christmastime destinations. With festive displays all over town and the ever-present possibility of a white Christmas, Chicagoland offers a warm and welcoming holiday ambiance. 

Where to See Holiday Lights in Chicagoland

If you're looking for brilliant displays of holiday lig...

Chicago is frequently ranked among the mo...