Holidays in Chicago

Lawndale News Chicago's Bilingual Newspaper - Local News

Lawndale News Chicago's Bilingual Newspaper - Local News

Compiled by Ashmar Mandou

With just few days left to enjoy the Christmas magic, we have compiled a short list of activities to do this weekend (weather permitting) with your loved ones, from light shows to ice skating in downtown. Happy Holidays!

Amaze Light Festival
Amaze Light Festival welcomes every one of every age to feel the spirit of the Holiday unfold in a universe of sparkle, music, food, dance, celebration, and wonder. Be immersed in a million twinkling lights as you stroll inside larger-than-life themed worlds. Amaze Light Festival takes place at Odyssey Fun World, 19111 Oak Park Ave., Tinley Park through January 8th. For general information or to purchase tickets, visit www.amazelightfestival.com

A Christmas Carol at Goodman Theatre
Catch one of Chicago’s favorite holiday traditions, A Christmas Carol at the Goodman Theatre before the season ends. The must see production has a few dates left so head on over to www.goodmantheatre.org to purchase your tickets. A Christmas Carol runs through December 31st.

Christmas Around the World at Museum of Science and Industry
The Museum of Science and Industry Chicago welcomes all to their 80th anniversary of Christmas Around the World, an exhibit that allows guests to connect with their heritage as they explore dozens of trees and displays decorated with hand-crafted ornaments. Christmas Around the World runs through January 8th and is included in Museum entry. For more information, visit www.msichicago.org/holidays/

Maggie Daley Park
Maggie Daley Park is known for its one-of-a-kind Skating Ribbon, an icy path that curves through the park’s whimsical landscape. The Skating Ribbon is open through March. You can reserve skate rentals ahead of time or use your own.

Light Up the Lake
Navy Pier brings all of the winter fun indoors during the holiday season, filling its gigantic 170,000-square-foot Festival Hall with a regulation-size Alpine ice skating rink, kiddie train rides and a 600,000-bulb light show made up of themed sculptures. For more information, visit www.navypier.org/light-up-the-lake/

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