Holiday Self-Care Strategies from Chicago’s Wellness Influencers
Go ahead and eat the cookies, already.
Go ahead and eat the cookies, already.
The team’s all-time leading passer ranks 29th among active franchises. The record holder? Jay Cutler.
Since it first set sail 20 years ago, Chicago’s Christmas Ship has delivered more than 25,000 trees to low-income families.
A device in development at the University of Chicago nudges your muscles into the exact actions needed to keep a beat — and plenty more.
The messiness of real life (dog pee?) is behind each of Kim Vandenbroucke’s creations. And that’s what’s flung her to the top of a small, goofy, secretive world of game inventors.
You could keep buying and tossing your Tannenbaum. Or you could try a festive, easy-to-decorate plant that will weather the winter.
A Penn State professor argues that urban America’s comeback owes much to the confluence and contributions of Latin American immigrants.
Open through January 5, Lightscape features the U.S. premiere of work by artists from the U.K. and Australia. See it at the Chicago Botanic Garden (1000 Lake Cook Road, Glencoe). Tickets: $20 to $25
Held in a Pilsen barbershop, the conversation series isn’t afraid to ask tough questions.
The ride-share company recently launched Uber Works, an app for finding short-term gigs in Chicago. But if Uber really wants to make a buck, here are other apps locals crave.