Alvin Ailey lands in Chicago for a two-week residency. David Auburn’s Proof returns to town. And the weekend plans of performer and poet, Avery R. Young, sound like an incredibly good time.
The 13th-annual slam poetry fest continues with an individual competition tonight at Chicago Cultural Center’s Preston Bradley Hall.
Chicago filmmaker Andrew Rosinski shares the movies he’s most excited to see at Underground Film Fest, running today through Sunday at the Logan Theatre.
These six bands are some of the best Chicago acts going to Austin. Go see them in town now—before SXSW changes everything.
Want to spruce up your calling card? These local printers are making professional networking a way to show some style.
Great music (almost) redeems the weak narrative structure in Black Ensemble Theatre’s latest musical.
February 9, 2013–The DuSable Museum opened its groundbreaking new exhibition, Geoffrey & Carmen: A Memoir in Four Movements, with an unforgettable evening of entertainment,
excellent food and drink, and more than 400 of Chicago’s most beautiful people. The retrospective exhibition celebrates the careers of two of the entertainment world’s most respected and endearing individuals, Geoffrey Holder and Carmen DeLavallade.
The 2013 National City and Regional Magazine Awards Finalists were announced today by the CRMA and the Missouri School of Journalism. We’re up for seven!
Bagpipes. Marching bands. Troupes of Irish step dancers. Get a head start on your St. Patrick’s Day revelry this weekend in Wisconsin.
Chicago, you’re getting kind of old. But we have a few gifts for you anyway. Today is your special day!
