if ur doing an art institute day, stop here too!! was literally empty when i went, could have stayed there looking at the ceiling forever
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May 4, 2024

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museums are good for the winter cold, they aren't super cheap but the art institute and the field museum are so magical and worth it :) the museum of contemporary art is cheap to enter and i believe the national museum of mexican art is free! if you're into poetry, poetry foundation has a free library and occasionally holds readings or workshops
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