Discerning travelers know it’s not where you go, it’s what you do when you arrive that matters. These opulent grand dames signify that you have indeed arrived.

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Defining moments in African American history are beautifully preserved in the one-of-a-kind DuSable Museum of African American History. Founded by the late artist and activist Margaret Burroughs and her husband, Charles Burroughs, in 1961, the museum is named for Jean Baptiste Point DuSable, a Haitian who opened the first trading post in what is known today as Chicago. The DuSable Museum ...

Black Theater Review
American’s theater national landscape is comprised of a host of theaters and dance companies devoted to promoting and developing educational and cultural activities with an emphasis on theatre arts. Here’s a list of cultural treasures where theater lovers will be edified, enlightened and entertained. African Continuum 
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Visiting the City of Big Shoulders is similar to touring the world. Almost every ethnicity is represented in Chicago’s cuisine, culture, architecture and arts. If America is a melting pot, Chicago is a heaping bowl of gumbo. From the South Side to the Gold Coast to the Magnificent Mile to historic Bronzeville Chicago never stops giving. Like a perfect nectarine, take care to peel this ...

Kiera and Reggie did it BIG in Chicago! We run this joint!