Attention all John Cusack fans, mark your calendars for the new date: Friday, May 31 at 7:30 PM. Join fellow High Fidelity and Cusack fans at the iconic Auditorium Theatre in Chicago for an unforgettable night of film, conversation, and behind-the-scenes insights. Screening of High Fidelity Start the evening with a special screening of the… Read more »
Are you looking for exciting things to do in Chicago this spring? Mark your calendars for May 19th, as the American Writers Museum and Chicago Public Library are set to host the second American Writers Festival at the historic Harold Washington Library Center. This free, all-day literary event promises an enriching experience for book lovers,… Read more »
This summer, the Windy City’s cultural landscape takes a dazzling turn as the Driehaus Museum proudly unveils “Chicago Collects: Jewelry in Perspective.” With over two hundred pieces from the 17th century to the present, sourced from prestigious Chicago collections, this exhibition promises to be a beacon of artistry and elegance. Exploring a Legacy of Ornamental… Read more »
This April, NEA Jazz Master Wynton Marsalis and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra return to Chicago for the first time in seven years! For four days (April 24-27) enjoy amazing performances and educational activities. LIVE PERFORMANCES The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra brings together fifteen of the world’s finest ensemble members, arrangers, and soloists…. Read more »
Join us on an unforgettable four-day adventure along the legendary Route 66! From the bustling streets of Chicago to the historic charm of Springfield and Auburn, immerse yourself in Americana culture and scenic wonders. Get ready to make timeless memories and experience the quintessential spirit of the Mother Road. Day 1: Chicago Kickstart your family… Read more »
Experience a taste of Chicago’s art scene for World Art Day on April 15. In the upcoming days, make a trip to EXPO CHICAGO or The Other Art Fair! EXPO CHICAGO EXPO CHICAGO, the International Exposition of Contemporary and Modern Art, introduces their 11th edition of the exposition on April 11-14 at Navy Pier’s iconic… Read more »
Celebrating the turn of the season, the streets of the city will soon be filled with new blooms. Take a walk through Jackson Park or a stroll down Michigan Avenue to see the beautiful cherry blossoms and tulips. Tulips on Michigan Ave Every year in late October to early November, tulip buds are planted along… Read more »
Discover Architectural Marvels Afloat Step aboard for an unforgettable voyage with Shoreline Sightseeing, where history meets adventure on Chicago’s iconic waterways. Since 1939, this family-run gem has been a beacon for those seeking unparalleled experiences in the Windy City. With the largest fleet of tour boats in Chicago, Shoreline Sightseeing ensures you get a front-row… Read more »
This week, Broadway in Chicago and Universal Theater Group announced the complete cast for the world-premier of Death Becomes Her, a new musical comedy. ABOUT THE SHOW Death Becomes Her features actress Madeline Ashton and author Helen Sharp, long time frenemies. When Madeline steals away Helen’s fiancé, Helen starts plotting revenge. Until the women meet… Read more »
CHICAGO’S ST PATRICK’S DAY SPECTACLE by Leentje De Leeuw Embark on a one-of-a-kind journey with Shoreline Sightseeing as they paint the Chicago River green in celebration of St. Patrick’s Day. Since 1939, this family-owned gem has been an integral part of Chicago’s landscape. Located on Michigan Avenue and Navy Pier, Shoreline Sightseeing invites you to… Read more »
One of the Windy City’s most anticipated events of the new year, Chicago Restaurant Week 2025 offers special deals on multi-course prix fixe meals at participating locations with brunch and lunch for $30 and/or dinner for $45 or $60. After looking through more than 470 restaurants from the list, we’ve hand-picked some promising dishes at… Read more »
Prohibition still captivates the public’s imagination more than 100 years later. This is especially true in Chicago thanks to numerous depictions in popular culture in the ensuing decades. Remnants of those days still exist at the old Chicago bars listed below. Many have a history as speakeasies, while others evoke Roaring Twenties glamor. Green Mill… Read more »