Hosted by Chicago Children’s Museum’s Metropolitan Board, Hide N Seek: Throwback brought more than 300 of Chicago’s leading young professionals together for an evening of cocktails, hors d’oeuvres from seven of DineAmic Hospitality Group’s restaurants, exciting silent auction prizes, music from DJ LA Jesus, and dancing to sounds of the Gold Coast All Stars to … Read more
Brooks Shoe Service has been a go-to for fixing high-end accessories for decades. But after it closed suddenly this month, clients can’t get their items back.
Abigail Derby Lewis, senior program manager for the Field Museum’s Keller Science Action Center, discusses their future, and how you can help–even if you live in a high-rise.
Conditions in Chicago schools during the civil-rights era led nearly half the student body to resist.
On February 22, Chicago magazine and over 300 guests toasted to the third annual Barrel Night at Chop Shop. Partygoers enjoyed an evening of fine whiskeys, bourbons, and specialty cocktails from Bulleit, Hornitos, Woodford, Few Spirits, Highland Park Whiskey, Bruichladdich, Parce Rum, Grander Panama Rum, Koval, and more. Guests mixed and mingled throughout the evening … Read more
From a look inside a high school that’s half immigrants to the legacy of Charlie Trotter, some of the magazine’s best writing from 2017 is here.
Naperville native Porter Moser built a good young core of locals around its two stars, giving them a stout defense and an efficient offense. And they’ve got a 14 percent chance to reach the quarterfinals—not bad for an 11 seed.
It might sound ridiculous, but he’ll pay a lower income-tax rate here than he would have if he’d signed with the Dodgers, Yankees, Brewers, or Twins.
Teens on Chicago’s dining scene, a happening South Loop salon, and a local fashion writer making waves.
With marketing strategy shifts, store remodels, and its headquarters’ upcoming move to the West Loop, the burger giant’s CEO tries to move the company into the future.
