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This Large-Market Planner’s Choice Award Winner Has Events Down to a Science!

Historic & Cultural Venues

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Chicago, IL – When planning a gathering with hundreds of attendees like a conference, corporate retreat, trade show, expo, or concert, selecting a venue is equally as important as selecting the destination. For such substantial events, a large market is ideal for guests planning travel and overnight accommodations due to its ease of access from most anywhere. Large-market destinations include major cities with a population of greater than two million people – so the Planner’s Choice for Large-Market Venue is a prestigious award!  

Chicago, Illinois is a magnificent large-market destination – it offers something for everyone with world-class shopping, dining, arts, and entertainment, but it’s the museums that really stand out. One museum in particular has planner’s attention and we couldn’t agree more! The Museum of Science and Industry in south Chicago is one of the largest museums in the world, one with a distinguished history, and according to their website, focuses on the future of science and science education.

A highly sought-after venue just steps away from Lake Michigan, the Museum of Science and Industry will impress, educate, and intrigue any event attendee. Planners choose to book the Museum for a variety of events when selecting Chicago as the destination of choice. MSI offers 35,000 artifacts and close to 14 acres of hands-on experiences, plus the amazing staff at MSI is ready to assist with incorporating exhibits into any event that will educate and amaze guests.

For a truly unique experience, guests have the opportunity to dine under a WWII German submarine, stand inside a 40-foot tornado, and mingle under an aircraft when attending an event at this spectacular museum. Look no further than the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago, Illinois – its unforgettable!

Runners Up for UV’s Planner’s Choice Awards for Large-Market Venue in 2022 were:
Conferences @ Johns Hopkins University
The New-York Historical Society