Tonight and tomorrow evening, Michael Hainey will be around town reading from his new book After Visiting Friends, a book that uncovers the truth behind his father’s mysterious death—and finds some family secrets along with it.
Watch a cast of sisters clash in director Anna Bahow’s new play. Scan the subtitles of the 16th annual European Union Film Festival. See Jeffrey Forsythe’s art. Hear James Hunter’s blues. And catch the Branford Marsalis Quartet playin’ tunes.
The veteran musician discusses his new album Live at Dorchester Projects and the jazz legends of Chicago.
How Kate Dumbleton is breathing new life into the city’s storied genre
Matthew Hoffman’s “You Are Beautiful” campaign earns a ten-year retrospective but still struggles to make any money for the Chicago artist.
The Armory Show shocked Chicago’s art scene when it passed through in 1913… and not coincidentally drew viewers in six-figure droves.
We’ve already recognized the 100 Most Powerful Chicagoans, but now C Notes dives into who is influencing the different cultural scenes in the city.
Want to use one of George Carlin’s Seven Dirty Words in the service of cultural humor without bringing down fire on your head? Here’s a test.
The speed-metal band is now designing shoes. Locally, Billy Corgan endorses Walter E. Smithe.
What snow storm? Three reasons to put on winter boots and get out there
