Celebrate Mother’s Day with Plays, Pigs, Puppetry, and a Pot of Tea
It’s never too early to honor Mom. And those who want to jumpstart Mother’s Day festivities may begin with the Chicago s…
Arts & Culture
Masks Are Back as are Musical Events in Chicago
“Vax Up, Mask Up, Curtain Up” isn’t a rap. It’s a COVID-19 Vaccination Policy that lets musical venues across Chicagolan…
Chicago Reels in Classic and Contemporary Films and Video
Movie lovers and lovers in general can wake up on the sartorial side of the bed thanks to Mornings with Marlene. Music B…
Female Artists Explore Earthly Issues in Chicago Exhibitions
Artists are putting their stamp on Chicago exhibitions to spread messages of human communication, global conservation, r…
Women-Identified/Non-Binary Performers at Chicago In Tune’s Gospel, Jazz, House & Blues Nights
As part of Mayor Lori Lightfoot's Open Chicago initiative, which focuses on safely and fully reopening the city of Chica…
Raise the Curtain: Theaters are Reopening in Chicago
Theaters in Chicago are opening back up — and so is HotTix. Located on Randolph across from the Chicago Cultural Center,…
Get Out While the Getting’s Good with Outdoor Events in Chicago
The city is open, the weather is welcoming, and Chicago venues are hosting a variety of events to encourage residents to…
Beth B’s Film Serves Up Lydia Lunch Retrospective
The label “underground icon” seems paradoxical. But so does Lydia Lunch — the musician, singer, spoken-word artist, writ…
South and West Side Youth On What They Need
“There is an endless amount of queer youth of color in Chicago that are trying to do different types of things, whether …
The Art of Appreciating Art in Chicago
A return to normalcy means a return to the arts! Since the pandemic hit, nearly 1.4 million U.S. jobs and $42.5 billion …
June is Busting Out All Over with Theater & Dance in Chicago
Masks are coming off! People are stepping out. And Chicago venues are putting on a host of shows that can be enjoyed onl…
