Broadway in Chicago Returns in Paradise
A new musical about a progressive community in Civil War America debuts at the Nederlander this month before heading to Broadway.
A new musical about a progressive community in Civil War America debuts at the Nederlander this month before heading to Broadway.
The city’s alternative newspaper has outlasted many of its peers — but is it still an indispensable part of Chicago culture?
A new book that builds on a 2010 exhibit at the Chicago Cultural Center shows the power of Sullivan’s work and why we need to preserve what remains.
After being canceled last year due to the pandemic, the popular music event is back this weekend in Union Park.
The singer-songwriter, 54, on her sudden fame, using her sexuality, and why she practices saying her own name
The locally-raised author reflects on her roots and her new novella’s not-so-perfect portrayal of the city.
Writer Elly Fishman explores the contradictions and nuances of refugee life after a year embedded at Sullivan High School.
The poet, 79, on the role books played in his youth, his mother’s murder, and mentor Gwendolyn Brooks
ICYMI, one of the world’s largest music festivals is in Chicago this weekend. Don’t miss our exclusive look at Lolla fashion (it never disappoints!). And check back all weekend long for news, more photos, and updates on the festival.
It’s the return of summer! And this one has plenty of art, from an outdoor sculpture exhibition to the Obama portraits at the Art Institute.