Two Deaf interpreters will sign all of Don Giovanni's Italian dialogue and lyrics live on Oct. 18.

Three blocks of State Street go car-free Oct. 17 for ballet, salsa and a runway show before Simone Green closes the Main Stage at 5 p.m.

The Pui Tak Center at 2216 S. Wentworth Ave. is racing to restore its pagoda towers before its 2028 centennial.

Port of Entry returns to its Montrose Avenue warehouse one final time before the Logan Foundation reclaims the building in 2027.

The line for Ballet Chicago's Wicked open call wrapped onto Washington Street by mid-morning Monday.

Chicago-area concerts pair a Dvořák serenade with a world premiere dedicated to the composer's 98-year-old mother.

Quilts honoring Black veteran freedom fighters headline new exhibits at the Loop landmark, all free of charge.

Co-founders Chip Brooks and Chris Dungan say the listening room stays open while they search for a buyer who'll carry on its legacy.

The 25th anniversary tour's only Chicago-area stop lands at Aurora's historic Paramount Theatre for one Saturday matinee.

The 11-day festival kicks off October 8 with its first Millennium Park runway show since 2015.

About 20 artists braved rain outside the Chicago Federal Center, chanting “Pause AI!” and planning an October streaming blackout.

A film inspired by Chicago’s Mothman legend is among the works accepted for the 28th annual fest.

Spartan Stadium opens at noon Saturday as Romeoville's own 135-member band debuts “The Amazon” at 6:45 p.m.