Chicago's Belmont Cragin celebrated Three Kings Day with a procession from St. Ferdinand Church, emphasizing cultural unity and faith among diverse parishioners.

The Spirit of Progress statue has been removed from the former Montgomery Ward building in Chicago for repairs, with plans for reinstallation next spring.

The Art Institute of Chicago appointed Dr. Jacques Schuhmacher as its Executive Director of Provenance Research, indicating an enhanced focus on the origins of its collection.

The MCA and Mexican Consulate in Chicago collaborate to engage Latino youth in cultural events, art, and traditions such as Three Kings Day, aiming to create meaningful community connections.

AMC Theatres is set to open AMC Roosevelt Collection 16 in Chicago's South Loop in early 2025, taking over the spot of the closed ShowPlace Icon Theatre.

The Illinois State Museum's Lockport Gallery will soon open an exhibit with modern artwork by diverse Illinois artists, curated with a fresh perspective.

The Art Institute of Chicago has launched its first gallery dedicated to Korean art, curated by Yeonsoo Chee and featuring a range of historical artifacts from over 2,000 years ago to contemporary works.

Chicago has chosen a 53-foot Colorado Blue Spruce from Logan Square as its 111th Christmas tree, which will be replaced by 12 new trees in the community.

Chicago's Midway Airport unveils new public art installations from the city's Public Art Collection, enhancing the travel experience and celebrating local culture.

The Marquette Building in Chicago hosts an art installation to correct Native American narratives, featuring Potawatomi history and contributions, with involvement from artists like Chris Pappan.

Chicago museums offer free entry during Democratic National Convention with evenings being the prime time to visit. Illinois residents can enjoy various exhibits without an entry fee.

The Illinois State Museum's Lockport Gallery features recent art acquisitions through October 12, including works by Glen Davies and other artists, with free admission.

The Illinois State Museum in Springfield is temporarily closing on Aug 1 for a plumbing and asbestos removal project. Despite the closure, staff will conduct community programs and pop-up exhibits across various locations during this period.