The pandemic has claimed City Lit, a vibrant independent bookstore and a fixture of the Logan Square neighborhood. (Brian Cassella/Chicago Tribune) (Brian Cassella / Chicago Tribune) 20, 2017 at City Lit Books in Logan Square.
Owner Teresa Kirschbraun helps a customer choose a book Wednesday, Dec. “The decision follows a review of current conditions and restrictions related to the pandemic and is in accordance with the State of Illinois and City of Chicago’s multi-phase recovery plans, as well as current safety guidelines from public health officials,” according to a CSOA statement. CSOA concerts already had been canceled through the end of this year. 7 through March 30, 2021, have been canceled due to the pandemic. Chicago Symphony Orchestra cancels concerts through March 30Īll Chicago Symphony Orchestra Association-presented performances scheduled from Jan. 20, boils down to two things: a hedge against the uncertainty of a winter season with the virus still coursing through American communities, and perhaps getting worse thanks to folks being forced indoors and a simple matter of giving the people what they said they want. And the three other big end-of-year bulb displays - at Lincoln Park Zoo, Brookfield Zoo and Chicago Botanic Garden - are all sticking with the boots-on-the-ground model.īut the Lisle tree park’s decision to have people stay in their cars this year, when “Illumination” debuts Nov.
It isn’t immediately obvious why Morton Arboretum would make “Illumination,” its holiday lights experience, drive-thru for the first time this year.ĬDC guidelines suggest that outdoor, socially distanced activities are relatively safe in the COVID-19 pandemic. Morton Arboretum makes ‘Illumination’ holiday lights experience into drive-thru 28, 2021 closure also coincides with what are traditionally the least trafficked months at the zoo.
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