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                            Chicagohenge 2023 Is Dazzling Chicagoans. Here’s How You Can See It This Week

                            PHOTOS: There's still time to enjoy the Chicagohenge phenomena this week.

                            Downtown
                            Colin Boyle

                            Chicagohenge Dazzles Photographers, Onlookers As It Sends Stunning Light Through City’s Streets

                            PHOTOS: This spectacle can be seen a few days before and after the equinox, so there's still time to catch a glimpse.

                            Downtown
                            Colin Boyle

                            Chicagohenge 2022: Here’s How To See It And Get A Pic

                            Thursday is the fall equinox, when the sun is in just the right position to rise and set between buildings on east-west streets.

                            Citywide
                            Kelly Bauer

                            PHOTOS: Chicagohenge Makes City Glow As Spring Equinox Dazzles Onlookers

                            Sunday marked the spring equinox, when the sun is in just the right position to rise and set between Downtown buildings on east-west streets. The phenomenon is hugely popular, especially among photographers.

                            Citywide
                            Colin Boyle