The three-storey Chicago Cultural Center is located on East Washington Street Downtown and boasts the world's largest Tiffany dome. This grand venue hosts numerous cultural events as well as being home to the Chicago Office of Tourism.
Built as the central library for the city in 1897, the building's current purpose is as a venue for raising the public's awareness of the performing, literary and visual arts.
Programmes feature classical, jazz, world, folk, pop, and vocal music concerts, new and classic plays and readings, modern dance performances, art discussions, film screenings, lectures, cultural celebrations, and participatory events for all ages. Regular building tours are available.
Check the Center's website for up-to-date listings of what's going on.