Produced by the city’s best magazine editors and writers, Chicago magazine is the definitive voice on top dining, entertainment, shopping and real estate in the region. It also offers provocative narrative stories and topical features that have won numerous awards. Chicago reaches 1.5 million readers and is published by Tribune Company.

Getting the Most Out of Chicago

Produced by the city’s best magazine editors and writers, Chicago magazine offers an award-winning combination of smart service journalism and provocative narrative stories, knit together with a colorful and elegant design.

Now joined by its on-line version, chicagomag.com, Chicago helps readers get the most out of the city and nearby suburbs, capturing the lifestyle and spirit of the area.

The magazine is the authoritative voice on top dining in the region, and each month carries listings of more than 150 of the best restaurants. Chicago’s calendar of upcoming events cuts through the clutter to highlight top choices in the cultural scene.

And our guides to shopping offer tips and insights on everything from bargains to top-of-the-line goods.

With dramatic stories and regular coverage of health care, fashion, Midwest travel, entertainment, home design, and other consumer-related subjects, Chicago provides a premier resource for residents and visitors alike.

Read Chicago Magazine, September. 2008 Online

FEATURES:
The Adlai Issue  
Is Barack Obama the second coming of that other "elitist" Democratic presidential candidate from Illinios, Adlai Stevenson?
Richard Babcock

He was a Democratic presidential candidate from Illinois, a celebrated orator and an intellectual running against a military hero at the time of an unpopular war. His political resumé was relatively short, and his appeal formed in part around his call for a change in the practice of politics in this country. Critics claimed he was an elitist, and Republicans accused him of being weak and naïve about America's enemies. He got crushed in the general election. ...

The Turnaround Artist
For years, Laurence Booth, one of the city's most widely acclaimed architects, championed low-scale buildings and decried "antihuman" high-rises. Now he has designed three towers and has a fourth...
Robert Sharoff

The Critter Hunter  
He stalks skunks, raccoons, foxes, snakes, and more—any wild varmint that's invaded city or suburb. Got bats in the Attic? Rick Wilberschied is on the case
Bryan Smith

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Chicagomag.com, the online edition of Chicago magazine, is your essential guide to the Chicagoland area. You’ll find the latest information on dining, nightlife, culture, news, politics, communities, and trends in Chicago—everything to help you make the most out of living in and around the city.

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