The restaurant industry is a major global employer, but women are underrepresented in leadership roles. However, more women are opening successful restaurants in Chicago and making an impact on the city’s dining scene. We highlight some of the best women-owned restaurants in Chicago and the talented female chefs and restaurateurs behind them. 1308 Chicago 1308… Read more »
St. Patrick’s Day is right around the corner and there’s no better place to celebrate than the Windy City! From the annual dyeing of the Chicago River to the massive parade that takes over the city streets, there’s no shortage of Irish spirit to go around. In this guide, you’ll find all the information you… Read more »
Chicago Shakespeare Theater’s WorldStage Series returns with groundbreaking theater maker Emma Rice’s exuberant reimagining of Emily Brontë’s gothic masterpiece, Wuthering Heights. The production combines live music, dance, puppetry, and a dash of impish irreverence to create an intoxicating revenge tragedy for our time. Hailed a Critic’s Pick by The New York Times, this wildly imaginative theatrical event from the… Read more »
6 Designers To Watch Maria Pinto Having designed for the likes of Oprah Winfrey, the Joffrey Ballet, and Michelle Obama, Chicago fashion designer Maria Pinto is a perfect example of someone who succeeded through hard work and determination. Youngest of seven children, she grew up on the South Side of Chicago. Her boutique in the… Read more »
Explore the immersive art, artifacts and cultures of Chicago…for free! Experience Chicago’s award-winning museums, without spending a dime. Check out our ever-growing list of Chicago free museum days in 2023, plus some of our museums that are free all year long. Adler Planetarium Upcoming free museum days for Illinois residents at the Adler Planetarium: Every… Read more »
Upcoming film festivals: European Union at the Siskel Film Center (March), Asian Pop-Up Cinema at various theatres (March), Center for Asian American Media film festival (May), Chicago Palestine Film Festival (April), and future festivals Chicago International Film Festival (October), Black Harvest Film Festival, etc.
Black Creativity juried art at Museum of Science and Industry, is one of the longest running juried exhibitions in the country highlighting up and coming artists of all medium.
Elements of spring have been teasing Chicagoans since February, but its true arrival is just around the corner. The months of frozen fingers and slick streets are behind us, melting away by the day. It is only natural that the city of Chicago has a grand greeting for this savior season, and what better way…
The Riverwalk is a vibrant and exciting destination for tourists and locals alike. Over the years, the Riverwalk has transformed from being ignored to being a bustling hub of activity. It offers a unique experience with distinct “rooms” between every two bridges, which provide visitors with a plethora of activities. From dining and boating to… Read more »
The Joffrey Ballet proudly presents “The Little Mermaid”. This ballet is an adaptation of the classic fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen, telling the story of a young mermaid who falls in love with a human prince and makes a dangerous deal with a sea witch to become human herself. The production features stunning visuals,… Read more »
Addington Gallery This River North gallery explores the world of wax, resin, pigments and so many other techniques that emerge any viewer into the world of abstract art. The gallery’s work features many artists, local and known. So check out a unique, yet beautiful expression of Chicago’s recognized artists! Andrew Rafacz Gallery Two new exhibitions… Read more »
The pioneering Italian creative team that created the acclaimed Immersive Van Gogh returns with Mozart Immersive: The Soul of a Genius, opening on March 10. Chicago is the city chosen to receive the world premiere of Mozart Immersive. Mozart Immersive stands out from previous Lighthouse Immersive productions in that Mozart’singenious compositions are the primary focus;… Read more »