Chicago Home + Garden Magazine's Color Issue Hits Newsstands September 1st
Story highlights from the September/October 2011 issue of Chicago Home + Garden magazine, including hot hues and bold color how-to’s.
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The Extraordinary Chicago Railroad Photography of Jack Delano
One of the overlooked masters of the government’s FSA/OWI program is Jack Delano, who captured a pivotal moment in industrial Chicago at the height of World War II.
Chicago Dancing Festival: The Really, Really Good Kind of Dance
A free performance at Millennium Park Saturday is probably your best opportunity this year to see rock-star performances, from the New York City Ballet, the Martha Graham Dance Company, and others.
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.
Chicago Home + Garden Announces New Design Book, 'Chicago Spaces: Inspiring Interiors'
Chicago Home + Garden magazine, the city’s leading publication for design, proudly presents Chicago Spaces: Inspiring Interiors.
Classical Music Gig Poster Design: Finally the World Listens to Me
Small steps towards saving classical music: booze, cheap tickets, diverse programs, and poster design. Thanks, Spektral Quartet.
New Wilco Album, 'The Whole Love,' Coming September 27
UNCHARTED WATERS: The musical nonconformists set off on a maverick course
Eighth Blackbird Plays Steve Reich's "Music for 18 Musicians" and "Double Sextet"
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.
Five Freebies
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
Is Sports Architecture in Decline?
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.