Gov. Eric J. Holcomb today announced that he has selected David Redden as the new commissioner of the Indiana Department of Labor (DOL). 

Free Street Theater is proud to announce an all-ages summer performance, A Mild Goose Chase, July 26 - 29, as part of Chicago Park District’s Night Out in the Parks series, supported by the Mayor’s Office and Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events. Admission to A Mild Goose Chase is free. This non-verbal and highly physical performance welcomes multilingual ad multigenerational audiences and will play in four different parks on the following dates: Tuesday, July 26 at 6 p.m., Davis (Dr.

A RED ORCHID THEATRE ANNOUNCES 2022-23 SEASON INCLUDING THE WORLD PREMIERE OF THE MALIGNANT AMPERSANDS BY ENSEMBLE MEMBER BRETT NEVEU, AND THE CHICAGO PREMIERE OF IS GOD IS BY ALESHEA HARRIS

Reimagined classics and new musical offerings headline Wirtz Center 2022-2023 season | After establishing national careers, Northwestern alumni Jessica Fisch and Sofya Levitsky-Weitz return this fall to contribute to the lineup of shows

MUSICAL COMEDY THRILLER 'NO WAY TO TREAT A LADY' TO BE STAGED AT CANTERBURY SUMMER THEATRE JULY 20-30

MCANINCH ARTS CENTER’S LAKESIDE PAVILION FREE OUTDOOR SUMMER SERIES RETURNS JULY 15-AUG. 5 | Programming Kicks off with “Through The Years” Featuring Don Gatlin with The Kenny Rogers Band | Other Series Highlights: Thursday Evening WDCB LIVE Jazz Series and New Sunday Family Series

Kokandy Productions’ Hit Musical CRUEL INTENTIONS: The ‘90s Musical Extends Through August 31, 2022 at The Chopin Theatre

DAY OF CARING PROJECT REGISTRATION NOW OPEN

ART ON THEMART ANNOUNCES NEW YEAR OF CHICAGO DANCE PROGRAMMING FOR FALL 2022, FEATURING INTERNATIONALLY RENOWNED ARTIST YUGE ZHOU AND CHICAGO-BASED PERFORMING ARTIST JASMIN TAYLOR | New Projections Slated to Premiere on theMART’s Riverside Façade on Thursday, Sept. 8, 2022

Recently, the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) announced that Michael Cleveland, Bluegrass Fiddler from Charlestown, Indiana, has been named a 2022 NEA National Heritage Fellow. Cleveland joins nine other fellowship recipients from across the country. Each fellowship includes a $25,000 award, and all the recipients will be featured in a film that will premiere in November 2022 on arts.gov.