This summer just became a music lover's dream! The Abbey of St. James 1868 in Milwaukee is welcoming guests for a not-to-be-missed concert series, from July until October! Tickets for these marvelous experiences
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The recent exponential development of artificial intelligence has had cynics and skeptics reeling with angst. Having so quickly permeated society, everything from an immediate effect on jobs to a cataclysmic Terminator-...
Holding the title of the "largest permanent digital art projection in the world", Art on theMART attracts thousands to the Riverwalk and Wacker Drive in downtown Chicago every week by transforming the 2.5-acre river faç...
There's something to be said for pursuing the isles of an independently run bookstore. They exist outside of time in a way. Yet, they're also harder to come by nowadays as life gets taken over by 24-hour shipping times...
Chicago's music scene is a big draw, filling the city with enticing live performances, groundbreaking artists, and plenty of incredible music to enjoy. From the sweeping , and across town, there's one standout former v...
We can’t go back in time, but with Chicago's world-class museums, they help to depict pivotal, or forgotten moments throughout history. With a bevy of upcoming summer free days to attend, it’s about time to step up your...
This June, the North Shore Center for the Performing Arts will host a weekend of critically acclaimed Spanish dance concerts. These ‘’ performances, produced by Chicago’s very own Ensemble Español dance company, are bou...
is the first major sculpture installation by a woman artist at the Arboretum and uses natural materials from the grounds of the arboretum itself.
A new exhibition has opened at the Morton Arboretum featuring a collect...
Chicago's Maxwell Street Market will return on Sunday, May 28 for its annual summer run through to October. The historic free market is Chicago's longest-running open-air market having first debuted back in 1912.
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Jewish Delis, also known as a delikatessen, or delicatessen, first originated in Germany in the 18th century and later popped up in the US in the 19th century. Typically, you'll find a whole fare of traditional food to...