Entertainment Guide
Like the seasons, Chicago’s live entertainment landscape is always changing. Here’s a look at what’s happening on stages across the area.
This year’s edition of the parade kicks off at 11 a.m. Sunday near Sheridan Road and Broadway in Uptown.
From parties, street festivals, family fun and much more, here’s what’s on Chicago’s Pride 2024 calendar.
Ancient artifacts depicting women are often interpreted as symbols of physical beauty or fertility. But ancient women also spiked balls and severed heads. An exhibit at the National Museum of Mexican Art explores it all.
Algunos empresarios están llenando los vacíos existentes en comunidades que no cuentan con una cadena de café que ofrezca bebidas y comidas especiales.
Some business owners are helping to fill the gaps in communities that don’t have a chain coffee shop offering specialty drinks and food.
The June 21-22 event is one of the latest music festivals to emerge in the suburbs.
Amazing music will fill the Chicago area this summer — you’ll be jamming from Memorial Day to Labor Day.
There’s certainly no shortage of things to do, eat, drink, hear and experience in the Chicago area this summer. So get out there and explore these festivals and special events.
This daring foursome, which was seen as too edgy and out there for many traditional chamber-music and performing arts series when it began performing in 1973, has since become an esteemed fixture of the international classical-music scene.
Seth Meyers, Joel Kim Booster, Hasan Minhaj and Cameron Esposito are among the comedians heading our way.
Many who know the independent-minded proto-feminist’s iconic paintings of flowers and the American Southwest may be surprised that from 1925 to 1930, she also created around 25 scenes of Manhattan, where she was living.
Looking for creative ways to entertain the kids or have a family night out this summer? Consider these special events, concerts and experiences in the Chicago area.
When it came time to figure out a good spot for the new album release show for “Sunday Morning Put-On,” the Green Mill was a natural choice.
If you are avoiding the massive touring shows, here are some alternatives — both free and ticketed — that will keep you busy through Labor Day.
There’s something for everyone when it comes to live theater in the coming months.
New films from directors of ‘Poor Things,’ ‘Boyhood’ and ‘Knock at the Cabin’ also on their way to the multiplexes.
David Kwong says he’s created 22 puzzles for the New York Times, which may seem low compared to other prolific constructors, but his are deviously hard to solve.