Back in the day (way back, as in less than 50 years after the Revolutionary War), one William Conner and his Native-American wife built a homestead above a flood plain about six miles north of Indianapolis. A century later in 1934, Eli Lilly (yes, of the pharmaceutical giant) bought the place; in the 1970s, the property evolved into a museum and would soon begin hosting Civil War reenactments on the property…
One of my favorite writers answers questions about politicians, hypocrisy and himself.
The New York Times public editor, grandson of the legendary Chicago Herald & Examiner editor (and longtime William Randolph Hearst employee), takes to his pages to decry the decline of American journalism and culture. Sure, sure.
SHAPE SHIFTER: The singer-songwriter’s next chapter is a sonnet song cycle, co-commissioned by Ravinia
ANTICIPATION INDEX: Dave Matthews Band Caravan, Iron and Wine, Eighth Blackbird, and more on our Anticipation Index
FROM ZERO TO HERO: Lessons from Chicago artists in thriving during the digital era
After months of hibernation, Chicago finally turns up the volume with a rockin’ schedule of summer concerts. This year could be the most exciting yet—so to help us choose the best festivals, local bands, and beach jams, we asked insiders for their insight.
You don’t have to end a long-standing relationship with an old favorite to indulge in a fling. Here are four emerging music acts to sample on the cheap, based on their tried-and-true counterparts.
THE POWER OF ONE: With his main gig on hiatus, FOB’s lead singer takes on a new look and a soulful sound
The very cool home of Anthony Almaguer & Steven Burgert, the owners of I.D. Chicago, is featured on Apartment Therapy…
