October 5, 2015—Chicago magazine hosted more than 60 guests at Community Tavern—one of the magazine’s Best New Restaurants of 2015—for this year’s third Secret Supper. Ticket holders didn’t know which restaurant they would be dining at until the morning of the event. Chef Joey Beato served an outstanding five-course menu for general admission attendees, and … Read more
September 26, 2015—In conjunction with the October Fall Culture Guide issue, Chicago magazine debuted the inaugural Culture Festival, an exciting day-long, five-program event that combined intimate performances, on-stage interviews, and audience interaction with top creative artists from Chicago and beyond. Each ticketed program brought attendees together with notable and breakout stars in architecture, literature, theater, … Read more
Homan Square, Jimmy Butler, the Thompson Center, and more
My daughter is a seven-year-old spelling whiz. Can I hold my own in an adult bee?
Before apps, TV, and even radio, how did fans tune in?
Game 2 of the NLCS turned on some improbable plays—and the Cubs’ one big weakness.
All-star status. Fat new contract. Celebrity pals. Life is a dream these days for the Bulls’ breakout star. But that wasn’t always the case.
From a failed experiment in transparency to a rusting state center held together by duct tape, the former State of Illinois Center has long succeeded as a metaphor for its times.
Chicago police issued one citation to a drone pilot after Tuesday’s big win.
The Cubs are undefeated against the Mets this year, but in the NLCS, they would be facing a much better New York team than the one they played in May and July.
