Since it opened in Lincoln Park eight years ago, the Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum has struggled to raise money, draw crowds, and make itself known as more than the site of a stunning butterfly haven. Will it find its own way–or merge with the nearby zoo?
Joe Silverberg, the former clothier of Bigsby & Kruthers fame, reappears as a purveyor of fine art.
At 36, the talented choreographer Eddy Ocampo is finally getting the audience he deserves.
A card, an ornament, and a gift all made by you—with a little help from three local crafters.
Chicago’s film critics talk about their favorite seats in the theatre.
Warm nights and world-class music: ah, the joy of a Chicago summer. Here are nine events you won’t want to miss; all are picnic-friendly, free, and open to the public, unless otherwise noted.
Elegant and offbeat venues for weddings and receptions seal the deal by making a statement from the start.
The disc jockey known as El Pistolero has helped turn Spanish-language radio station WOJO into a certified ratings hit. But his remarks about gays have stirred criticism from activist groups
Photograph: © Aynsley Floydh James McManus In 2000, Harper’s magazine sent writer James McManus to cover the World Series of Poker, a popular annual tournament in Las Vegas. He entered the event and unexpectedly came in fifth, won a pile of loot, and had a very different type of story on his hands. Magazine article … Read more
The view from Playboy Enterprises CEO Christie Hefner’s fishbowl office
