Your UChicago ID is your ticket to free and discounted admission to arts and culture organizations throughout the city. Thanks to special partnerships with some of the best cultural institutions in Chicago, the ArtsPass program provides unique benefits to UChicago students at over 70 theater, music, dance, visual art, and cultural institutions throughout Chicago. Students can use their UChicago Student ID (UCID) to affordably gain access to a world of riveting performances, exhibitions, and more.

These Vamonde itineraries will take you to organizations that are part of the ArtsPass program.

• Downtown Theatres
  Including The Loop, River North, South Loop, Gold Coast, and Streeterville neighborhoods, Downtown Chicago never has a shortage of things to do—including live theatre to see!
  

• South Side Theatres
  The South Side of Chicago is the largest of the three sides of the city radiating from downtown. The South Side of Chicago has boasted a rich arts community specifically in the Hyde Park area since the Harlem Renaissance in New York. Get out into the neighborhoods and explore Chicago theatres! 
  

• Lincoln Park Theatres
  Located just north of Downtown, Old Town and Lincoln Park have everything—bars, parks, restaurants, a zoo, and lots of theatres! Get out into the neighborhoods and explore Chicago theatres.
  

• Ethnic Museums of Chicago
  Chicago is a melting pot, and there’s no better place to explore its history and the key role immigrants have played than the city’s fascinating ethnic museums. From Swedish settlers who came over on steamships to Mexican immigrants who infused the city with their vibrant arts and heritage, you’ll discover that Chicago’s tapestry is woven with many colorful cultures. (Adapted from Choose Chicago Blog Post)
  

• The Driehaus Museum Presents Chicago Tiffany Trail
  The Richard H. Driehaus Museum celebrated Louis Comfort Tiffany’s impact on Chicago art and architecture with its exhibition, Eternal Light: The Sacred Stained Glass of Louis Comfort Tiffany (September 7, 2019-March 8, 2020). The corresponding interactive self-guided architectural tour explores Tiffany commissions from Hyde Park to Evanston, including the Chicago Cultural Center, the Marquette Building, Macy’s on State Street, Second Presbyterian Church, and the Levere Memorial Temple. While making your way through Chicago’s Tiffany Trail, you will learn about the patrons who commissioned the projects, the technologies used to realize the designs, and how each Tiffany work is incorporated into the architectural design of each building. Chicago's Tiffany Trail is made possible by Bulley and Andrews.