Journalists David Corn and Michael Isikoff talk about their new book on Russian interference in the U.S. elections in advance of their Chicago Humanities Festival appearance.
The youth theater company hits Steppenwolf’s stage with a timely play.
The author of Divergent discusses her latest book, anxiety, and why she chooses to stay in Chicago.
The author of They Can’t Kill Us Until They Kill Us talks about simple and complex joys in advance of his Chicago Humanities Festival appearance.
Beer Under Glass in the Garfield Park Conservatory, Chicago’s finest food trucks at Lincoln Park Zoo, Macbeth at Chicago Shakes, and more.
John Prine at the Chicago Theatre; a scathing theatrical look at restaurant culture; the Chicago Humanities Festival kicks off; and more.
The experimental dance company performs on stage … and on windows, on stairs, and anywhere it can.
While the state Confederate group toasts a rebel grave on Sunday, local organizers will march to Ida B. Wells’s neighboring resting place.
Bill Murray, Jan Vogler & Friends: New Worlds, Memphis, Beth Adler & Nancy Gardner: What I’ve Learned from Flower Arranging, Helen Frankenthaler Prints: The Romance of a New Medium, Lord Huron, and more
After a controversial local TV appearance went viral—10 million views and counting—the Iranian American fashion blogger and activist is dealing with a whole new level of attention, good and bad.
