February Discount Codes — 50% Copernicus Center Gone Soon!

Their establishment was contracted as a non-benefit association in July 1971 to serve the metropolitan Chicago region as a significant city, social, instructive, sporting and diversion asset. With seed cash from the overabundance reserves raised for the sculpture, a pursuit started in 1977 for a super durable site to house a Clean social community in Chicago. In 1979, the establishment bought the old Entryway film building situated close to Milwaukee and Lawrence roads. The notable piece of the structure housed the main cinema in Chicago assembled solely for the talkies. The establishment decided to protect the actual theater while rebuilding around it, partitioning the first 40-foot passage entryway and building three stories of office, meeting rooms and study hall space. Copernicus Center was conceived. Copernicus Center first phase of rebuilding was finished in 1981.