The White House is going green — dying the fountain on the North Lawn an emerald hue to mark St. Patrick's Day.

The swap to a bright green color in the water of the fountain at 1600 ... Patrick’s Day celebration in her home city of Chicago, first arranged for a fountain at the White House to be dyed ...

Water is a precious and finite resource," said Sarah Hezel, vice president of design and exhibits at Shedd Aquarium. SEE ALSO: Some Chicago museums offering free admission, extended hours with CPS ...

Even before steady and often heavy rainfall began falling across the Chicago area on Wednesday, the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District was urging people to cut down on their water use ...

The fountain is there to look at, but the water can spray on you and lots of ... The brand carried on with production moving to Chicago. Michigan City demolished the plant in 1966.

The weekend before St. Patrick's Day means three parades and the annual dyeing of the Chicago River to turn it bright green.

Chicago-area residents are being asked to use less water to help prevent overflowing of storm water management systems ahead of heavy rains this week. According to the Metropolitan Water ...

One of Chicago's most notable attractions is its skyline, and one of the best places to experience it is at the 360 CHICAGO Observation Deck. Formerly known as the John Hancock Observatory ...

The larger of the two carries a crew of four who pour the powder into the water with flour sifters ... in front of Buckingham Fountain. How to get to the Chicago St. Patrick's Day Parade 2025?