The Pulitzer Prize opened a traveling exhibit in connection with the American Library Association.
Invictus Theater Company’s “The Tragedy of Macbeth” blends classic showmanship with modern theatrics.
Nashville-based rock band The Criticals brought their final headlining act of the year to Subterranean on Oct. 29.
The Red Line offers Chicagoans an array of options for sustainable reading.
Chicago’s first Fashion Week headlined a “Roaring Runway” on Oct. 16.
My Chemical Romance’s “The Black Parade” is an operatic ode to emo — and a retort to condescending …
The Chicago International Film Fest closed its 60th season with harrowing animations, dramas and documentaries which demand viewing.
Wild Onion Market’s Harvest Festival invites produce and community growth.
The latest Loyola theater production follows a trail of corruption, crime and cauliflower.
Maggie Rogers held an unforgettable set at the United Center.
“Little Shop of Horrors” is a musical marvel of practical effects.
Denae Howard’s exhibit at the Ralph Arnold Arts Annex explores the dreams of freedom and nightmares of confinement.
Rapper Tyler, the Creator forges a new sound, and a new identity, on “CHROMAKOPIA.”
WLUW Music Director, Finley Harrison, gives a rundown of her favorite albums 10/30
As autumn winds blow Halloween into the Windy City, Loyola students celebrate with nostalgice Halloween decorations.
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