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The Sports Capital of the Midwest

Whether you are a fan of football, baseball, basketball or hockey, you are probably not surprised to hear that the city of Chicago has earned a reputation for being the sports capital of the world. Indeed, sports have played a major role in uniting fans and creating some of the highest paid jobs in the country. The city has hosted a number of big names in the sporting arena, most recently the Chicago Bulls and the Chicago Cubs. The Chicago Blackhawks have won two Stanley Cups in the past and the team’s name is synonymous with basketball excellence.

For those who aren’t into the world of sports, there are plenty of other ways to spend your time and money. For starters, there are hundreds of events and shows to choose from, and you’re likely to find something that suits your tastes. Some venues even offer VIP treatment, ensuring you’re on the list for the best seats. The city’s sports culture has also been credited with helping create 456,000 new jobs in 2013, according to the latest census.

The best part is, there’s still plenty of time to experience Chicago’s new-found buzz. Whether you’re a diehard Chicago Cubs fan or a diehard Chicago Bears fan, there’s never a bad time to catch a game. After all, these events bring in a lot of cash for local businesses, and are great for kids who want to get active. The city has been dubbed the Sports Capital of the Midwest and has been lauded for its sports culture, which has landed it a few awards.