Winter Escape: Take a Kid-Friendly Trip to Chicago


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Kid-Friendly Winter Activities in Chicago

Winter isn't exactly the most popular time to take a trip to Chicago, affectionately known as the Windy City — actually for its political blowhards, but it could also be for those frigid Winter winds. But if you're willing to bundle your family up, braving the elements can be a ton of fun. Plus, during the colder months, you'll find great deals on hotels with prime locations — we're talking Read more

Chicago Spaces: Inspiring Interiors


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Inspiring Chicago Interior Decor Pictures

I'm excited to present a post from one of my favorite sites, Stylelist Home! Chicago was once known for architecture giants like Frank Lloyd Wright and Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, but now a days people tend to think of midwestern design as conservative and safe. However, with pages full of vibrant, colorful and inventive interiors, Chicago Spaces: Inspiring Interiors should put those rumors to rest Read more

A Salvage Chic Wedding


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Salvage Decor Wedding

Here's a post from Nancy from the Lovely Little Vignettes group. My friends Kevin and Joy recently got married at Architectural Artifacts in Chicago, an incredible 80,000-square-foot store/event space specializing in antiques, found objects, architectural salvage, and all sorts of other treasures. As a shopper, I highly recommend it, but it was also an awesome place to have a wedding. I helped Read more

Grahamwich: Nostalgia With a Spread of Whimsy


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Grahamwich Pictures

Graham Elliot Bowles is just one of America's celebrity chefs with a sandwich obsession. Between the Bread visits Chicago and stops into his new-ish eatery, Grahamwich. Like chefs Tom Colicchio and Dennis Leary before him, Graham Elliot Bowles has a sandwich side project. Last fall, the Michelin-starred owner of Graham Elliot opened Grahamwich in downtown Chicago, so when I visited my peeps at Read more

4 Reasons to Live in a Museum


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Chicago Museum Contest

The Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago is holding its second Month at the Museum contest, which has one winner living in the museum for 30 days. From Oct. 19-Nov. 17, 2011, the winner will live, sleep, and breathe the museum, exploring its hidden world and sharing it with the public. Based on the blog and video from last year's winner Kate McGroarty, her 30 days made for incredible Read more

Movies For Those Who Love to Dance (or Just Watch It on TV)


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Movies For Those Who Love to Dance (or Just Watch It on TV)

Do you feel that, too? That giant hole in your Wednesday and Thursday nights that used to be filled with glorious dance (and Nigel Lythgoe)? It's just one week since the finale, and I'm already suffering withdrawal from So You Think You Can Dance. My backup dance show, America's Best Dance Crew, is also nearly done. So I thought I'd share some of my favorite dance movies of all time to get me Read more

Creatures of the Wind Gets Twisted For Fall


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Creatures of the Wind Fall 2012 Beauty

Creatures of the Wind, a Chicago-based fashion duo, is quickly picking up buzz as they continue to show at New York Fashion Week. The CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund runners-up presented their Fall 2012 collection at the Desmond Tutu Center, and the beauty look was just as creative and offbeat as their designs. The hair alone was dramatic, complex, and remarkable — making it the perfect pairing for Read more

Organize Your Life: 5 Tips For Getting the Kid's Room Under Control


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Tips For Organizing Kids Bedrooms

Is your lil one's room on the list of hazardous areas due to everything that's going on in there? Don't worry, you're not alone! It's hard to give tots the independence and privacy they crave while still maintaining the order you need in your home. We went back to Sarah Giller Nelson, the Chicago-based professional organizer and owner of Less is More, for some advice on getting kids' bedrooms Read more