Your End-of-summer Checklist
We don’t want to alarm you, but summer is dwindling. Here’s what to do before it’s too late. Plus, Morlen Sinoway’s weekend plans.
We don’t want to alarm you, but summer is dwindling. Here’s what to do before it’s too late. Plus, Morlen Sinoway’s weekend plans.
Chicago Home + Garden magazine, the city’s leading publication for design, proudly presents Chicago Spaces: Inspiring Interiors.
Small steps towards saving classical music: booze, cheap tickets, diverse programs, and poster design. Thanks, Spektral Quartet.
UNCHARTED WATERS: The musical nonconformists set off on a maverick course
The great Chicago new-music group performs a piece they commissioned from the 70-year-old composer, plus his classic “Music for 18 Musicians,” in a free Millennium Park concert.
Top events this week: concerts, dance performances, overhead ogling—all free! Plus, what Grant Park Music Festival’s Carlos Kalmar is doing on his last weekend in town
New York City goes zero for three in its newest arenas. But Midwestern sports architecture provides hope for the future… and in Chicago, you can see its storied past, where it all went wrong, and where it started to improve.
Story highlights from the September 2011 issue of Chicago magazine.
CABIN CHIC: A stylish new book for those who wish the charm of their childhood summer camp could be packaged and sold
Chicagomag.com is announces Off the Grid: Dispatches from Chicago’s Writers-in-Residence, a new blog launching Friday, August 12th.