Chicago Cultural Center

  Chicago Cultural Center, located at 78 E Washington St, serves as the city's premier public hub for art and culture. Completed in 1897, this magnificent building was originally the Chicago Public Library and features the largest Tiffany dome in the world, measuring 38 feet in diameter. As a vibrant venue, it hosts a variety of free concerts, art exhibitions, and events throughout the year, attracting both locals and visitors. During the summer months, visitors can explore outdoor art installations and enjoy guided tours, which allow for a deeper appreciation of the architecture and history. Whether you're here to admire the intricate mosaics or catch a live performance, the Chicago Cultural Center offers a rich cultural experience right in the heart of downtown Chicago.