Five Fun Things to Do in Chicago This Week
See Chanticleer, Seussical, Summer Nights at the Brookfield Zoo, and more.
See Chanticleer, Seussical, Summer Nights at the Brookfield Zoo, and more.
See Alarm Will Sound, the new Riverwest Music Festival, an emo double billing, and more—there’s music out there for every type of listener over the long weekend.
The movie critic became the star in Steve James’s adaptation of Ebert’s Life Itself memoir—a film that celebrated Ebert’s life, and unexpectedly showed its end.
Local art star Hebru Brantley’s new show, Parade Day Rain, runs through September 23. Here’s a look at how he works.
See highlights of the sprawling cluster of tunnels, skyways, and corridors in the Loop, all part of a tour you can take with Chicago artist Hui-min Tsen for $2.25 tomorrow.
Go see SummerDance, Gillian Welch, the Grant Park Music Festival, and more.
These 10 images from a newly published set of portraits show an unexpected side of the Chicago photographer.
See Magritte! See Pride Fest! Plus, there’s art, dance, music, and more.
While hip-hop may be Chicago’s hottest musical export (Exhibit A: the South Side’s Chance the Rapper collaborating with English emote machine James Blake), the city’s summer performance season has plenty to offer those who prefer Nickel Creek to Chief Keef. Read on for the highlights, including nomadic jazz showcases only for those in the know (which will soon include you), a 12-hour, 80-venue orgy of classical music, and, of course, more rock fests than you can shake a glow stick at.
A chat with Chicago legend Mavis Staples—and the best ways to go beyond the Green Mill for great live music in the city.