Five Autumnal Day Trips for Misanthropes
No people, no problem.
No people, no problem.
Tanesha Wade, director of events and entertainment, on setting the ambience in an empty stadium — and new rules that keep games quieter than a running vacuum cleaner.
For the third time ever, it’s a possibility. The downside: It would happen in Arlington, Texas.
Worried that the season might be canceled? Relax and read on. We’ve got activities galore to enrich and engage you, from a virtual film festival and a blissful farm-stay weekend to cool DIY projects (trust us, you need a homemade bird feeder).
Standalone lodging, outdoor fun, no pesky travel quarantines: These Illinois excursions are virtually pandemic-proof.
Lee Bey, author of Southern Exposure: The Overlooked Architecture of Chicago’s South Side, walks us through seven historically significant — and visually striking — religious structures south of Roosevelt Road.
“This pie is a great way to use the cider you can find at farmers’ markets in the fall,” says Paula Haney of the West Town pie mecca Hoosier Mama.
Wake up an old-fashioned or a Moscow mule with this warming, spice-infused elixir from Robby Haynes, cofounder of Apologue Spirited Liqueurs.
The raucous avant-garde theater troupe has gone virtual. Embrace it.