D.L. Moody the man who left a mark on the world with the truth, his legacy lives on after 150 years.

Pacific Garden Mission

A Place of Refuge Since 1877, Pacific Garden Mission has been a refuge.  Millions weary of struggling through life's storms, have come to the "Old Lighthouse” seeking food, shelter, clothing, medical, and dental care. Listen to the old time radio broadcast UNSHACKELED, it has changed the life of millions.

Adler Planetarium & Astronomy Museum - The Adler Planetarium & Astronomy Museum is the first planetarium in the Western Hemisphere. Its astronomy programs have reached over 35 million people during the past 71 years. Seven state-of-the-art exhibition galleries located in the stunning new Sky Pavilion and the recently renovated landmark 1930s building present modern space exploration along with the history of astronomy.

Chicago Shakespeare Theater - In the heart of Chicago’s vibrant downtown and in a beautiful courtyard-style theater just like those he wrote for, Shakespeare’s work comes to life. Powerful! Emotional! Intense! And intimate—with the actors and audience just feet away from one another.

Museum of Science and Industry - Climb aboard the Pioneer Zephyr, the world's first streamlined train. Go inside The U-505 a German World War II submarine. See the largest collection of Jordan artifacts ever assembled. All this and much more at The Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago.

Chicago Theatre - Nicknamed the ""Wonder Theatre of the World,"" the 3,605-seat Chicago Theatre remains entrenched in the hearts of the people of Greater Chicago and the Midwest, a vital part of both the history of State Street and the future of the North Loop Theatre District. The theatre hosts a variety of big-name shows year-round.

DuSable Museum of African-American History - The DuSable Museum of African-American History is the only major independent institution in Chicago established to preserve and interpret the historical experiences and achievements of African Americans.

Shedd Aquarium - Shedd Aquarium is the World's Aquarium. Opened in 1929, it is one of the oldest public aquariums in the world. The facility houses nearly 8,000 aquatic animals representing some 650 species of fishes, reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates, birds, and mammals from waters around the world.

Mexican Fine Arts Center Museum - The purpose of the Museum is to stimulate and preserve the knowledge and appreciation of the Mexican culture as it manifests itself in and outside of Mexico. The Museum defines the Mexican culture as a culture sin fronteras (without borders) including the traditional and contemporary artistic expressions of Mexico and of Mexican communities within the U.S.

Museum of Contemporary Art - The Museum of Contemporary Art features some of the finest contemporary sculptures, painting, photography, video, music, dance and performance.

Navy Pier - As Chicago's lakefront playground, Navy Pier offers visitors a unique mix of family-oriented attractions. From the quiet, serene setting of the Family Pavilion's Crystal Gardens to the breathtaking views atop the 150-foot Ferris wheel, Navy Pier offers attractions for everyone.

Lincoln Park Zoo - A premier Chicago attraction, Lincoln Park Zoo each year welcomes more than three million visitors, providing them with remarkable learning experiences as well as fun and enjoyment. Famous for its historical structures, the zoo has succeeded at combining state-of-the-art animal and visitor facilities with beautiful architectural reflections of past times and sensibilities.

Lyric Opera of Chicago - The world-renowned Lyric Opera of Chicago, performs in one of North America's most beautiful opera houses, the Civic Opera House.

Field Museum - The Field Museum is one of the world’s great museums of science, environment and culture. Inside its halls you’ll find Sue, the world’s largest T. rex, 23 Egyptian mummies, and more than 35 other world-renowned exhibitions. The Museum is also a hub of scholarly learning, with more than 70 scientists conducting research throughout the world.

Apollo Theater - The Apollo Theater in Chicago is a lush venue with a prestigious reputation, located in Chicago's fashionable Lincoln Park theatre district. It's repertoire includes fresh blend of comedies , musicals, and special events.

Chicago Center for the Performing Arts - The fully-integrated entertainment facility is not only a renowned performing arts and conference center, but also provides support for the independent film, television and theatrical community in the Chicagoland area.

The Hancock Observatory - Enjoy Skywalk 94 floors and over 1,000 feet above the ground, which offers breathtaking views of the city, Lake Michigan and surrounding states. See Windows on Chicago a great virtual-visit of Chicago's greatest attractions. Learn the history of Chicago at The History Wall.

Chicago Symphony Orchestra - Rich in tradition. Innovative in vision. The Chicago Symphony Orchestra (CSO) is a musical force in Chicago and around the world. 200 performances and events a year. 110 talented musicians. Three internationally-renowned conductors. An award-winning composer-in-residence.

The Chicago Athenaeum : Museum of Architecture and Design - The Chicago Athenaeum is an International Museum of Architecture and Design, appropriately based in the world's first city of modern architecture and design - Chicago. The Museum is dedicated to the Art of Design in all areas of the discipline: architecture, industrial, and product design, graphics, and urban planning.

The Art Institute of Chicago - The Art Institute of Chicago holds one of the world's great art collections. Enjoy one of the premier French Impressionist painting collections in the world. Art from the ancient Egyptians to modern masters like Matisse, Picasso, Georgia O'Keeffe.

Museum of Broadcast Communications - The Museum of Broadcast Communications (MBC) at the Chicago Cultural Center is one of only two broadcast museums in America. The museum features wonderful television and radio memorabilia that bring the audiovisual world to life.

Chicago Academy of Sciences and Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum - Founded in 1857, the Chicago Academy of Sciences established Chicago's first museum and only museum to specialize in the ecology and natural history of the Midwest from the Great Lakes to the prairies. Today, the Academy is a vital cultural and educational institution dedicated to promoting scientific literacy for all citizens.

Chicago Children's Museum - Chicago Children's Museum offers three floors of unique, hands-on exhibits that are as big as a kid's imagination. Chicago Children's Museum also offers new exhibits and special performances.