Chicago Theaters Schedule Tonight, This Weekend And Later In 2019

More in Chicago:

• Moving to the music at home with SummerDance
  Social distancing can't stop the beat for this beloved Chicago festival. Summer in the city usually means sultry nights of outdoor picnics, plays and concerts galore in the parks, and, best of all, a dance floor in the Spirit of Music Gardens in Grant Park, where, five nights a week, any and everyone can get […]
• Western Exhibitions invites a Cincinnati art center to Chicago
  “Visionaries + Voices” presents sincere and humble work from an Ohio-based nonprofit that supports artists with disabilities. It’s storming heavily outside as I ring the buzzer for Western Exhibitions. It’s my first gallery experience since the pandemic locked us down months ago and I feel like I’m breaking some sort of rule.…
• The American Writers Museum creates a digital experience during COVID-19
  The museum quickly adapted to pandemic pressures with rich online content and virtual events. When you first walk into the American Writers Museum, you walk right into a timeline of American writers that spans more than 400 years. You take that long hallway to reach an open space often used for talks with authors debuting […]
• Shea Couleé, here to stay and slay
  The Drag Race all-star challenges racism both onstage and off. To describe the driving ethos of Chicago’s drag house Maison Couleé, you need look no further than the Chicago Black Drag Council's June 20 town hall on racism at Sidetrack specifically and in Boystown in general. It was here that Bambi Banks-Couleé, drag daughter of […]
• Coming out over and over again
  Why visibility and community are more important now than ever I’m a late adopter of celebrating the annual National Coming Out Day in October, but two years ago, after moving back to Chicago and ending a relationship, it seemed like a good time to “wave at the people.” I wrote this as a Facebook post […]