Dive into the Jurassic period’s extraordinary underwater environment. Chicago's array of world-class museums and attractions never fail to impress with frequent exhibitions and events announced each year. Over the last...
Antique taxidermy, anatomy items, military paraphernalia, books, maps, toys, and a whole load of thingamajigs and whatchamacallits - Woolly Mammoth houses the indescribable. With the plethora of high street retail stor...
The stakes are high! Resurrecting an American tradition, the infamous returns this Halloween offering Chicagoans a fang-tastic evening of live entertainment! Get your capes on, your fangs out, and get ready for . F...
is the largest exhibition of Frida Kahlo's work to come to the Chicago area in over 40 years and it is not to be missed. When it comes to the most important and influential painters in history Frida Kahlo will always...
The visual phenomenon will transport the viewers Chicago Riverwalk to other planets and stars. It has been several months since Chicago has been treated to the stunning art spectacles that light up the facade of the Me...
From Grease to Mean Girls, some absolute classics await in the parking lot adjacent to the ChiTown Futbol facility. Last year saw a huge rise in drive-in movie theaters around Chicago amid a pandemic that forced widesp...
It's Oscar season. The Oscars have recently announced the official nominations. With the pandemic closing down theaters, and many studios opting to delay releases, original productions from streaming services have larg...
The movie theater will now be hosting 50-person screenings in its main auditorium. As Chicago's restrictions are eased and our favorite haunts and hideouts begin to reopen another beacon of hope is promising a gradual...
The building may now be turned into a museum. On January 27, 2021, Chicago's City Council voted to designate the Woodlawn home where Emmett Till lived as a landmark. The property, known as The Emmett Till and Mamie...
A teachers strike looms as CPS and CTU fail to come to terms. On Wednesday, January 28, Chicago Public Schools suspended in-person learning after teachers made clear their plans to fight against district orders tha...