Chicago has been at the forefront of disability rights activism, largely due to the resistance efforts of its creative community. An exhibition at Gallery 400 explores this overlooked history.
“Excavating the World’s Fair,” Patience and Sarah, Cerqua Rivera Dance Theatre, Flyin’ West, Mandala Arts, and more
Rapper. Fashion Designer. Naked Motorcycle Rider. Professor?
Widows, Steve McQueen’s first feature since 12 Years a Slave, will be the big draw, but make sure to catch these, too.
It’s run by two of Chicago’s most esteemed booksellers, and it debuts this weekend.
Teachers open the floor in class, Jada makes a web series, and Brendan’s parents try to right the course.
Open House, Ideas Week, Elton John, and yes, the Spooky Pooch Parade
The career-surging actress, who has earned acclaim thanks to some darkly heavy screen and stage roles, wants you to know she’s in a perfectly happy place.
EXPO, Hyde Park Jazz Fest, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, and more
How balladeer Justin Tranter found a home at Chicago Academy for the Arts, where they returned last Thursday to open a new recording studio.
