Chicagoans Replace Sunscreen with the Small Screen as Outdoor Festivals Move Online
COVID, SCHMO-VID. Even though several city festivals have been canceled, a handful of cultural celebrations will not be …
Arts & Culture
Amid the Pandemic, Dance is Alive and Kicking in Chicago
Forget about masks and hand sanitizer, all you need is WiFi and your device of choice to enjoy dance this spring. Luc…
Interview: Jeanette Andrews Shares the Enchanting Experience of ‘Magic by Telephone’
Are you finding it impossible to peel your eyes away from the television screen searching for updates on the pandemic? D…
Chicago’s Cultural Community Offers Online Classes, Workshops and a Gala—for Free!
Thanks to Chicago’s cultural community, there are places to virtually be and things to actually do—from networking to wo…
Funds Are Available to Illinois Artists and Arts Organizations
When there’s good and bad news, it’s best to get the latter first. So, here it is: the state’s cultural organizations ar…
Arts & Entertainment Venues Virtually Open in Chicago
Due to Chicago’s lockdown, audiences can’t get to a mountain of events, so the mountain is coming to them via a variety …
The Show Must Go On…When The Time Is Right Per COVID-19 Precautions
It’s curtains (for now) for theatrical productions per Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker, Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot, an…
Let There Be Light…Projections & Public Art Throughout Chicago
Chicagoans can become one with art in some of the most unlikely places thanks to public projects using light projections…
Hymns for Her: Fictional Heroines Receive Their Musical Due
A great way to celebrate great women of fiction is through song. And Chicagoland venues are doing just that with the fol…
Make a Political Stand with Seats to These Chicago Shows
Chicago venues are staging pertinent productions to educate theater-goers and motivate voters. Or, as Darcey Regan says,…
