Chicago venues proudly provide audiences with a variety of virtual entertainment options for Pride Month. About Face Theatre is celebrating the season by streaming the world premiere of “Packing” t…
While in-person schooling is still on hiatus, Chicago organizations are stepping up to help creative kids channel their energy and expression through virtual summer camps, classes and workshops. Th…
COVID, SCHMO-VID. Even though several city festivals have been canceled, a handful of cultural celebrations will not be deterred by a mere pandemic. After all, if the New Normal includes wearing face …
Forget about masks and hand sanitizer, all you need is WiFi and your device of choice to enjoy dance this spring. Lucky Plush Productions invites dance lovers and their families (including pets) to…
Thanks to Chicago’s cultural community, there are places to virtually be and things to actually do—from networking to working out, not to mention attending a gala and participating in a museum exhibit…
When there’s good and bad news, it’s best to get the latter first. So, here it is: the state’s cultural organizations are facing losses of approximately $84 million in revenue due to COVID-19-related …
Due to Chicago’s lockdown, audiences can’t get to a mountain of events, so the mountain is coming to them via a variety of virtual offerings. While it’s not as social as being there, you won’t have to…
It’s curtains (for now) for theatrical productions per Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker, Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot, and local health officials. Based upon the recent guidance from the state of Illin…
Chicagoans can become one with art in some of the most unlikely places thanks to public projects using light projections. Art on theMART is partnering with The Art Institute of Chicago, Arts of Lif…
A great way to celebrate great women of fiction is through song. And Chicagoland venues are doing just that with the following live performances. Jane Austen’s novel “Emma” comes to Chicago Shakesp…
