What to Eat at Pitchfork 2014
Veggie corn dogs, vegan ice cream, and jambalaya: This ain’t your typical fest food.
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5 Underground Art Events You Need to Know About
Two of Chicago’s most prominent contemporary art collectors host an open house, local artists transform dead trees, and more
30-Second Review: ‘The Mockingbird Next Door: Life with Harper Lee’
How a Tribune reporter’s attempt to interview Harper Lee led to an unlikely friendship with the legendary author and her sister.
Five Highlights of Pitchfork's Book Fort
From vintage typewritten letters to readings from your favorite local writers.
The Top Five Things to Do in Chicago This Week
There’s this thing called the Pitchfork Music Festival—and more!
The Complete Pitchfork 2014 Survival Guide
The dos and don’ts, what (and what not) to bring, plus the basic info you need to know to get in and out of the festival in one piece.
Listen to Alex Wiley's New Track, "Future Guns"
A breezy new song from the 21-year-old Hyde Park emcee proves once again why he’ll be among Chicago’s next big names.
A Guide to the Pitchfork 2014 After-Parties
Catch these nine bands at intimate after-shows—whether you missed their outdoor concerts or skipped the festival entirely.
An Untamed State by Roxane Gay
The prolific Gay demonstrates her exceptional talent with 2014’s bracing, harrowing account of Mireille Duval Jameson, a wealthy Haitian American who gets kidnapped by a band of mercenaries while on vacation in the Caribbean. It’s not easy reading by any means, but Gay’s ability to write humanely about the complicated web of economic privilege, racism, … Read more
Ike Holter
Holter broke out with 2012’s Hit the Wall. But the follow-up to his kinetic take on the Stonewall riots shows that the Minneapolis native is a blaze, not a flare. With Exit Strategy—produced earlier this year at Jackalope Theatre—he brought white-knuckle intensity to the emotional and politically incendiary topic of the public school closings in Chicago. Watching … Read more