The 13-time award-winning show hits the Studebaker Theater in November, and for co-creator Brian Quijada, it is a homecoming to the city that launched his career.

A high school track star fights for her future as toxic air chokes her world in this Wisconsin premiere on Mitchell Street.

Three days of free jazz hit Chicago's South Side, with a civil rights suite honoring Fannie Lou Hamer among the highlights.

The Canadian singer-songwriter plays Dawes Park Sunday before heading to a John Prine tribute at The Chicago Theatre in October.

Deniece Rogers pursued a doctorate over a decade — and she's not done yet.

The September 11 event pairs 31 artists and 18 showrooms with a Tunnel to Towers fundraiser and a Bruno Surdo memorial painting.

Twenty-nine venues, a beer garden on 1st Street Plaza, and a $200 prize challenge headline four days of downtown St. Charles jazz.

Saturday's Pravdafest packs 16-plus acts across three FitzGerald's stages, with tickets starting at $50.

Over 70 West Loop and citywide galleries open up during a week-long art crawl, with free museum passes for stamp collectors.

Deeply Rooted's new center will include a costume shop, library and rooftop garden after nearly 30 years without a permanent home.

Student actors in Coal City open a production of “Come From Away” this week as the 9/11 anniversary approaches.

Chicago artist Tony Fitzpatrick saw a rough cut of “Driven” before he died in October 2025. His children Max and Gabrielle now bring it to the Harper Theater.

Park 567 could soon bear the name of Cooper Link, the beloved Chicago artist known as Dont Fret, who died at 36.