Chicago Water Tower, 2019. Photo: Assaf Evron
The Arts Club of Chicago, 2019. Photo: Assaf Evron
Broadway In Chicago's Broadway Playhouse at Water Tower Place, 2019. Photo: Assaf Evron
City Gallery in the Historic Water Tower, 2019. Photo: Assaf Evron
Graham Foundation, 2017. Photo: Assaf Evron
International Museum of Surgical Science, 2019. Photo: Assaf Evron
Lookingglass Theatre Company, 2019. Photo: Assaf Evron
Loyola University Museum of Art (LUMA), 2019. Photo: Assaf Evron
Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA), 2019. Photo: Assaf Evron
The Newberry Library, 2019. Photo: Assaf Evron
Poetry Foundation, 2019. Photo: Assaf Evron
Porchlight Music Theatre, 2019. Photo: Assaf Evron
Richard Gray Gallery, 2019. Photo: Assaf Evron
The Richard H. Driehaus Museum, 2019. Photo: Assaf Evron
The Ruth Page Center for the Arts, 2019. Photo: Assaf Evron
Society of Architectural Historians, 2019. Photo: Assaf Evron
The Water Tower Arts District is a coalition of cultural organizations, within walking distance of the historic Chicago Water Tower, that brings synergy to the group’s creative efforts, strengthens the cultural vigor of the community, and encourages citizens and visitors to enjoy and explore the multitude of diverse cultural opportunities in the District.
Inspired by the resilience of the Chicago Water Tower—built in 1869 and one of the only buildings to survive the Great Chicago Fire of 1871—the Water Tower Arts District extends the legacy of the area which thrived in the early twentieth century as Towertown, an epicenter of the arts.