Grab your favorite ugly holiday sweater and head to the youth of Englewood’s Christmas Party Saturday.

Sports Events Culture in Chicago

Sports in Chicago are a major part of the city’s culture. The city has a history of hosting major sporting events such as the NHL’s Stanley Cup in 2010, and was listed as the best sports city in the world for two years in a row.

These events generate an estimated $600 million for the Illinois economy, a number that also contributed to the creation of 456,000 jobs in the state. They can be a good way to get kids active, and they help to raise awareness of important issues such as bullying. However, it’s important to check the status of the event before attending. A sports venue will usually provide this information on its website.

The Chicago Cubs, Blackhawks, and Bears are some of the most popular teams in the city. All three have been involved in several major partnerships, and they all provide funding for athletic programs. In addition, the Northwestern athletic department recently launched a program called Reach Out and Reinforce Respect, which teaches kids to respect others and to treat others as they would want to be treated.

When you attend a major sporting event, make sure to confirm the event’s status on the venue’s website. It’s also a good idea to visit the office at the venue, just to ensure the event will be held.