Classes and workshops for students turn into many free concerts throughout the year. Check their website for details. Read more.
Artifacts from Asia and the Middle East. There are lectures, audio tours, and a huge statue of King Tut. Free admission. Read more.
One of the last zoos in America to have free admission. See some animals and then bring the kids to story time on Wednesday and Friday 9:15-10am. Read more.
Learn more about this beautiful Frank Lloyd Wright structure here: http://www.unitytemple-utrf.org Read more.
This park has baseball fields, basketball courts, a swimming pool, a spray pool, playground and gym. Admission is free. Read more.
This landmark building houses free public events, such as lectures, films, music and dance events. They have the world’s largest stained glass Tiffany dome. Read more.
Check out this independent museum on African American history which promotes cultural understanding. Free admissions on Sundays, children under 5 always free. Read more.
One of Chicago’s top attractions, and it is absolutely free. Shows start every hour on the hour and last for 20 minutes, reaching heights of 150 feet in the air. Read more.
This small bar has been around since 1934. They hosts live music, theater performances, art shows and book signings, as well as being a great place to have a drink. Read more.
Enjoy a peaceful afternoon among greenhouses and tropical flowers Free entry to 4 different houses, children and anyone who enjoys being surrounded by natural beauty will enjoy this spot. Read more.
Free “Chicago Model City”, where you can see a 320-square foot model of the city, and thirty-minute gallery talks are free of charge, as well. River Cruises and Chicago Walking Tours are around $10. Read more.
Kids under 3 are always free. Get in free on Thursdays (donations are encouraged but not necessary). Explore the relationship between people and nature here. Read more.
