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Find the natural state of work at these featured unique meeting sites. After finding a place of inspiration, balance and productivity, consider incorporating team-building activities into your itinerary as a reward.
With space to accommodate a small group or large reception, Brookfield Zoo is without doubt a memorable venue to motivate attendees with a "wild" time. Consider their unique offering, “Cocktails with the Animals” reception, transporting guests to the Great Bear Wilderness, Habitat Africa, or one of four other world-class exhibits. ...
Enhance your meeting with the scenic vistas at Cantigny Park – the 500-acre former estate of Colonel Robert R. McCormick, the longtime editor and publisher of the Chicago Tribune. Combine award-winning gardens, award-winning cuisine and a distinct setting with historical significance, and you have the makings for a successful event. ...
Located in the Danada Forest Preserve, enjoy the peaceful setting of this estate home, its 780 acres of tranquility, and true equestrian atmosphere with 23-stall Kentucky-style stable. This was the home farm of the 1965 Kentucky Derby winner Lucky Debonair, whose race time of 2:01.2 remains one of the fastest in Kentucky Derby history. Discover how meetings and conservation come together beautifully at Danada House. ...
Considered an international destination for scholars and fans of Mies van der Rohe, one of the great architects of the 20th Century, Elmhurst Art Museum features Mies van der Rohe’s McCormick House - one of only three residences designed and built by Mies in the United States and one of only two open to the public. With expansive views of beautiful Wilder Park and galleries open to attendees, the museum’s sophisticated ambiance offers the right mix of greenery, art and a...
Formal grandeur in a beautiful country setting – that is what brought coal magnate Francis Stuyvesant Peabody to DuPage in the early 1900s to build his country estate. Today, the architecturally striking Tudor revival-style mansion is a National Historic Landmark, hosts a myriad of art, culture and history programs, and is available for private events. Guests can connect with nature on the property’s 89 acres and enjoy the Portiuncula Chapel – a remarkable replica of the...
Be surrounded by a living museum of trees at The Morton Arboretum – the country estate and arboretum created by Joy Morton, founder of the Morton Salt Company and son of J. Sterling Morton, who originated Arbor Day in 1872. “Plant Trees” was the Morton family motto. Whether you choose the Founder’s Room – the former library of the Morton family mansion – the White Pine Pavilion overlooking the majestic Conifer Collection, or one of their other rooms with a view, guests w...
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