The center will serve as an “economic and cultural nucleus” for the South Side and bring up to 5,000 jobs during and after construction. Back in February, Former President Barack…
Frida Kahlo: Timeless is the largest exhibition of Frida Kahlo’s work to come to the Chicago…
The budget for public art in the City of Chicago will increase from $100,000 a year to $3 million. Mayor Lori Lightfoot, the Chicago Park District,…
The National Guard is here to perform a “limited mission” including helping Chicago police with street closures but will not interfere with peaceful protestors. Members…
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…
The 92-year-old endangered art-deco gem has finally been given a life-line. The Laramie State Bank building in Chicago’s Austin neighborhood has been an “…
Outdoor spaces are opening up just as the weather begins to warm up! Since the pandemic first struck Chicago early last year many of our parks, playgrounds, pools, and beloved…
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…
A teachers strike looms as CPS and CTU fail to come to terms. On Wednesday, January 28, Chicago Public Schools suspended in-person learning…
President Biden got straight to work after getting sworn in on Wednesday, January 20. Here’s everything he did on his first day. President Joe Biden was sworn in during a ceremony…
