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Are you looking for a fantastic night filled with entertainment and magic? Look no further than Trickery in Chicago. Witness a hilarious and outrageous performance in an intimate setting that can accommodate several people, making it a unique and unforgettable experience. To secure the best seats, arrive a few minutes before the show starts and enjoy a drink while you wait. Cups and bottle openers are also available for your convenience. Come and witness the mesmerizing magic performance of Aaron Rabkin, a renowned magician known for his wit and charm. His comical mix of parlor tricks and mind-reading mentalism will leave you spellbound. Accompanying him will be his trusty sidekick, Hoppy the Psychic Wonder Bunny. Trickery is considered the most entertaining magic show in Chicago, featuring always fun, intimate, and sometimes outrageous performances. Many have even labeled it "the best magic show they've ever seen." So, what are you waiting for? Book your tickets now and experience the magic for yourself.

The Kohl Children's Museum is a fantastic place for children to have fun and explore. Geared towards kids aged eight and below, it offers various activities such as science, art, math, technology, teamwork, and outdoor games. The Kohlights holiday event is now an indoor/outdoor experience, where you can enjoy Twinkle Train rides, meet and greet with Anna & Elsa, and stroll through the interactive lights of Habitat Park. Additionally, you can explore all the indoor museum exhibits. The Kohl Children's Museum of Greater Chicago boasts 17 interactive and hands-on exhibits, all carefully designed to align with the Illinois State Learning Standards and stimulate young children's love for learning. The Museum attracts an average of 300,000 visitors annually, and it has around 6,000 member families who enjoy the purpose-built facility, the interactive exhibits, and the easily accessible location.

The Ravinia Festival is a popular event that attracts over 600,000 visitors annually. The festival takes place from June to September at Ravinia Park, which hosts 120 to 150 music events. The Breaking Barriers Festival is part of a successful series of concerts and symposiums focusing on female conductors. This time, the festival celebrated female composers in classical, jazz, and singer-songwriter genres. The festival featured three evening concerts, panel and roundtable discussions, workshops pairing composers and conductors, and other events collaborating with New Music USA and The Chicago Network.