The University of Illinois at Chicago has an excellent art museum with free Sunday admission. The Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA) is open from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and accessible to all visitors that day! The MCA has many exhibits throughout the year, including special exhibits that change every few months. There are also some permanent collections you can explore if you want to learn more about art history or look at beautiful pieces of work by famous artists such as Picasso and Van Gogh.

The café/gift shop inside is located right off Michigan Avenue, so if you need something quick to eat before heading back home or going out again later in the evening, this place will do just fine — they have sandwiches made fresh daily along with pastries like cookies and muffins baked daily too!

You should check it out!

The University of Illinois Chicago Library is an excellent place to study and get work done. It’s open to the public so that anyone can go there, but it also has a great collection of books and manuscripts not available elsewhere. In addition, if you’re looking for something specific that might be in the Library’s collection (like a particular book), they have an online catalogue where you can search their holdings by title or author name. If you don’t find what you’re looking for on your first try, try again! Multiple copies may be floating around somewhere else in the building…or even outside its walls!

The Library also hosts many student groups who meet regularly at tables set up around campus–so if something piques your interest (such as Dungeons & Dragons night), give those folks a wave the next time they see each other! And finally, don’t forget about our art museum! While we charge admission fees here at UICLAM (as does every other museum in Chicago), I think everyone should visit once before graduating…just because it’s such a fantastic place full of beautiful things created by talented people from all over America/the world!”