Lyric Opera of Chicago announces its 2025/26 Season
Lyric Opera of Chicago announces its 2025/26 Season || Subscriptions are on sale now
The Joffrey Ballet Announces 2025-26 Season at Lyric Opera House
THE JOFFREY BALLET ANNOUNCES 2025–2026 SEASON AT LYRIC OPERA HOUSE || 70th Anniversary Season Highlights Include:
U.S. Premiere of Liam Scarlett’s Carmen || 10th Anniversary of Christopher Wheeldon’s holiday classic The Nutcracker || American Icons celebrating dance legends Martha Graham, Glen Tetley, and Joffrey Ballet co-founders Robert Joffrey and Gerald Arpino || and the Chicago Premiere of Yuri Possokhov’s Eugene Onegin
Building a Chesterton Arts and Cultural District
CHESTERTON WILL DEVELOP AN ARTS AND CULTURAL DISTRICT WITH COMMUNITY COLLABORATION AND INPUT
Summer Hokusai Exhibition Features U.S. Debut of 63-Piece Collection at The MAC and CCMA
U.S. DEBUT OF 63-PIECE COLLECTION OF ART & ARTIFACTS FEATURED IN HOKUSAI EXHIBITION AT THE CLEVE CARNEY MUSEUM OF ART AND MCANINCH ARTS CENTER, MAY 31-SEPT. 21, 2025 || More than The Wave, the “Hokusai and Ukiyo-e: The Floating World” exhibition includes original artworks by Hokusai and additional renowned Japanese artists, Edo artifacts and more ||
Anytime Tickets on sale now; Timed Tickets go on sale Jan. 2nd
Now Thru June 15: Exhibition of 60s/70s Iconic Graphic Artist Victor Moscoso at Instituto Cervantes
INSTITUTO CERVANTES OF CHICAGO HOSTS EXHIBITION BY 87-YEAR-OLD SPANISH-AMERICAN GRAPHIC DESIGNER AND
AIGA MEDALIST VICTOR MOSCOSO NOW - JUNE 15 || Exhibition Includes Selection of Posters, Record Covers, Comic Strips Illustrations for Magazines and Book Covers, Animation and More || Free Admission
Iconic Tribune story now Heggie's newest opera
Music of Remembrance Tours New Heggie/Scheer Opera to Seattle, San Francisco, and Chicago in May 2024 || World Premiere: Before It All Goes Dark ||
Based on “Mac’s Journey” by Howard Reich a series published in the Chicago Tribune in 2001/2002 (used by permission) || Seattle May 19 • San Francisco May 22 • Chicago May 25-26 || “Heggie views opera not as an ivory tower endeavor removed from the rest of the world but one that needs to be an integral part of it.” Chicago Tribune