The storefront company is close to finally settling into 1044 W. Berwyn Ave. after years of borrowed stages.

Free views of Jupiter, Saturn and the moon are coming to Portage-Cragin, Obama and Bucktown-Wicker Park branches.

Five months of free jazz at CTA stops culminates October 16 at the Harris Theater, with tickets starting at just $20.

A century-old Grand Avenue vaudeville house-turned-church is becoming a 55-to-60-seat theater named for the Spanish word for queen.

Shana Carroll dreamed up the acrobatic memoir inside a CT scanner during cancer treatment. Now it's kicking off the Goodman's second century in the Loop.

Garfield Park native Barbara Bates celebrates four decades of design at the Obama Presidential Center, with proceeds aiding a Sinai Chicago imaging center bearing her name.

The South Side native and the uncredited voice behind three number-one hits reunite in Chicago Saturday for a night of comedy and disco history.

About 80 crew vehicles will roll into downtown St. Charles as Netflix films at the historic bookstore this week.

Anthony Lewellen's Red Line mural hides a design flaw in the Nourishing Hope logo, turning a flawed “O” into art.

The Chicana singer of Quetzal fame headlines a one-night bolero showcase near Millennium Park, backed by a Venezuelan pianist.

Aaron Elster hid two years in a Polish attic as a boy. Now his hologram answers questions at the Illinois Holocaust Museum.

Fourteen dance companies take the stage as the festival opens at the Logan Center before closing with Andalusian flamenco on Oct. 11.

Linework at the Cleve Carney Museum traces Chicago's alternative comics scene through an anthology connected to Columbia College Chicago.