More in Chicago:
- September gloryWe gave you a lot of ideas to keep in mind for fall activities as part of our Fall Arts Preview this week, but here are a few more events and exhibitions to consider checking out this weekend and beyond. Fri 9/17: Music festivals continue to bring rockin’ sights and sounds to Chicago’s streets, including […]
- Archive DiveA daily dip into the stacks, leading up to our 50th anniversary in October The post Archive Dive appeared first on Chicago Reader.
- Studying the cityscapeThis fall brings the return of the Chicago Architecture Biennial, an exposition of activities, tours, and exhibitions all over the city that highlight the power of architecture and the ways in which Chicagoans inhabit the spaces of the city. Although looking at skyscrapers and touring old houses are always edifying and fun ways to check […]
- Toxic masculinity: the musical!Midway through the first act of Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog, there’s an unforgettable duet between the bonkers, titular villain and Penny, the woman he’s loved ever since spotting her at the laundromat while his socks and such tumbled and spun. As their voices twine together in “My Eyes,” Dr. Horrible sings of a world as […]
- A note from the editorsThe week after the shelter-in-place order hit in March of 2020, the Reader was supposed to be putting out a big spring arts preview issue. Clearly, that didn’t happen. Now 18 months later, we’re looking at signs of hope from performing companies and visual arts organizations reopening their doors. Yet we can’t forget the recent […]
