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Nikki Roberts

  • Marketing Manager, Heritage Corridor Destinations
As seen in: MSN, ABC News (Australia), Flipboard, Chicago Magazine, NewsBreak, Riot Fest, Islands, The DePaulia, MetroParent.com, South Side Weekly and
freelance journalist & @ChiDocumenters reporter 🗞️ formerly @chicagoparent, @chicagomag & @14eastmag 🎓@DePaulJOUR alum

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Beautiful flower fields worth the drive from Chicago

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By Nikki Roberts
| Chicago Parent Verified
Photo credit: Kuipers Family Farm If you're looking for a scenic day trip from Chicago, these stunning flower farms and fields are absolutely worth the drive. Whether you're dreaming of frolicking through endless rows of sunflowers or capturing the perfect photo among fragrant lavender, these blooming destinations promise a picture-perfect escape.
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Taking the kids to a Detroit Tigers game? Read this first

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By Nikki Roberts
| MetroParent.com Verified
The Detroit Tigers are the oldest team in the American League to have one home city. The big cats of the MLB have called The Motor City their home for nearly 130 years, making a visit to Comerica Park a crucial part of teaching your kids the rich history of Detroit. Once you’ve decked the entire family out in orange and navy, read our tips for making your game day a success — no matter which team wins.
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What parents need to know before attending a White Sox game with kids

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By Nikki Roberts
| Chicago Parent Verified
Plan the perfect family day at Guaranteed Rate Field with tips on tickets, kid-friendly fun, deals and must-try eats at a White Sox game. chicago white sox game with kidsPhoto credit: Chicago White Sox The Chicago White Sox are one of the oldest teams in the American League. Their South Side home at 35th and Shields — now known as Rate Field — holds more than 40,000 fans and hosted the World Series Champions in 2005.
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