Holiday cheer is spreading throughout Chicago.

CBS 2’s Lauren Victory went to where the growing crowd was at Millennium Park for the annual tree lighting ceremony.

Chicago News Sports Events Culture

Whether you’re a fan of the Chicago Bulls or the Blackhawks, there’s no denying that the city’s sports culture is intense. In fact, the city has been named the “Best Sports City” three times by Sporting News. There are a number of professional, amateur, and recreational teams that call Chicago home.

The city’s football team has made TSE’s international ranking of sport cities every year since 2012. The Blackhawks have won two Stanley Cups, and the Chicago Bulls dominated basketball in the 90s under Michael “Air” Jordan. The Bears have won only one Super Bowl, in 1985. They’ve also lost all of their home games, and haven’t made a playoff appearance in five years.

Chicago has a strong sports culture that attracts fans from all over the world. It’s a cosmopolitan city with a population of about three million people. Although the city is located in the heart of the country, it’s known as a melting pot. That’s why you can find people of all different ages and races living there.

Major sporting events draw millions of spectators, who are fans of the game. You can easily follow basketball games online or on local television stations. There are also amateur teams in Chicago, including baseball, hockey, and golf. This makes the city a sports-lover’s paradise. However, it’s important to keep in mind that major events are subject to cancellation. If you’re planning to attend an event, always contact the event organizers directly to find out the details.