Here's What to Do in Chicago This Week
Outdoor jazz debuts at the MCA, the South Loop gets into fashion frenzy, and Second City writer and performer Tim Sniffen shares his weekend plans.
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These Could Be Chicago's Next Breakout Artists
As the indispensable West Loop art incubator Threewalls turns 10 (with a birthday bash on June 15), here’s a look at the artists executive director Shannon Stratton sees as its rising stars.
With the PIQNIQ Festival, Q87.7 Looks More and More Like the Ghost of Q101
The mysterious new station has an eerie similarity to a local alt-rock radio legend. Come on. A concert with Bush?
See Shocking, Strange Things at the Rapid Pulse Performance Art Festival
For 10 days starting Saturday, 35 performers from around the world will offend and delight audiences in four venues across Noble Square.
Here's the Lineup for the Hideout Block Party 2013
Mavis Staples, The Walkmen, Neko Case, and Young the Giant will play at the event on September 6-7, 2013.
Alzheimer’s Association Chicago Rita Hayworth Gala
May 11, 2013–The 26th annual Alzheimer’s Association Chicago Rita Hayworth Gala at the Hilton Chicago raised a record-breaking $1.5 million for Alzheimer’s Association care, support, and research programs. More than 900 guests attended the Mother’s Day weekend tradition and paid homage to the elegance of the silver-screen legend. Founded by Princess Yasmin Aga Khan, the Gala is a tribute to her mother, Rita Hayworth, who lost her life to Alzheimer’s disease.
Here's What You Should Do This Memorial Day Weekend
Or, at least, here’s what our staff has planned for the holiday weekend.
Ross Mathews Talks Lasso Skills and Oprah Before His Chicago Comedy Show
The hilarious E! Network correspondent hits Park West on Tuesday to promote his new book and talk show.
America’s First Indie Music Genre Comes To Chicago This Weekend
Sacred Harp singers will be in town for the 28th year. You can listen for free!
Having a Beer with Smith Westerns on a Monday Afternoon
On their third album, ‘Soft Will,’ the local rockers debut a more grown-up sound.