Things to Do in Chicago
Chicago Things To Do Guide
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EvoCamp workouts blend cardio, strength training, and core work; the Spartan Group X program focuses on obstacle racing and toning
Wilson Fitness Studios
- Near West Side
High-intensity FIT Method classes challenge strength and cardiovascular fitness and Fitness After Baby classes help new mothers get fit
The Healthologist
- Near West Side
Health coach, chef, and certified personal trainer whose fitness advice has been featured on ABC, WGN, Fox, and ESPN
City Tee Time
- The Loop
The Old Course at St. Andrews, Pebble Beach Golf Links, and many other famous courses come to life on the 12 ft. golf simulator screen
CrossTown Fitness
- Near West Side
High intensity interval workouts include drills focusing on cardio, stamina, strength, flexibility, speed, and balance
International Museum of Surgical Science Chicago
- Near North Side
More than 600 art pieces and 7,000 medical artifacts—including a working iron lung—trace the advancement of surgery throughout history
Tango 21
- Multiple Locations
Lifelong dancers teach the Argentine tango and ballet with step-by-step instruction for all skill levels
Evolve Fitness Chicago
- Roscoe Village
Stretch during yoga flow or reshape your entire body during boot camps; personal-training sessions include consultation and analysis
Aligned Modern Health
- Multiple Locations
Chiropractic doctors analyze your gait and skeletal system via tests and x-rays before prescribing custom treatments and exercises
Mari's Zumba Fitness
- Beverly
Students burn up to 1,000 calories in an energetic dance class set to pulse-pounding Latin music and led by an enthusiastic instructor
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A 7,100-square-foot sculpture garden is only the tip of the iceberg at the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art. In fact, the garden is also the tip of the museum—it’s on the facility’s roof. Designed by Cesar Pelli, the sprawling building encompasses an eclectic array of modern works, including a 5,000-item permanent collection that incorporates pieces ranging from Frida Kahlo’s works to John Coplans’ black-and-white self portrait, which shows only his feet.
A rotating lineup of temporary exhibits complements the permanent core, and a regular event schedule features films, talks, and performance by masters of their craft. Visitors can browse art books and craft jewelry in the museum store, where all purchases support artists and designers more simply than training to become a muse.
