In the project 60 wrd/min art critic, writer Lori Waxman explores how art writing can serve an expanded field of ...
The season of giving and gratitude is here. To acknowledge and honor another busy year, the Southeast Chicago Chamber of ...
2026 Gay Calendar is a horny riso-printed calendar designed and printed by archivist printmaker Sasha Fuentes. It features the work of eight gay and trans artists, including Chicago-based artist Mony ...
Now in its fourth installment, PrideArts’s annual naughty take on a classic British pantomime, or “panto” goes to the ...
Theatre Above the Law's revival of Peter Shaffer's satirical one-act Black Comedy is a clever good time, whether the lights ...
In 2006 the Illinois Lottery launched the first Instant Lottery ticket in the country that designated 100 percent of its profits toward organizations that support veterans in Illinois.
Much Ado About Nothing at Chicago Shakes and The Taming of the Shrew at Court look at gender relations through different lenses.
Plus: Layoffs at SAIC’s Video Data Bank, community members fight demolition of a southwest-side power plant, and more.
Bylines labeled “Chicago Reader Staff” are used for features that contain nonwritten, nonreported information like listings, for event and organization announcements by noneditorial personnel, and for ...
State and local officials have condemned the use of excessive force on protesters by federal agents, but not by their own police.
Billy Corgan’s collaboration with Lyric Opera of Chicago reinvents the band’s 1995 double album for an ensemble of more than 100.
The Cook County Board of Commissioners approved large investments in policing and prosecutions, over objections from advocates.
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