Revelry Food & Wine Festival 2025 || September 4th – 7th in Lake Forest, Illinois || Four-day celebration brings together celebrity chefs, beverage professionals, artists, and musicians for an unforgettable weekend of flavor, creativity, and connection.
The Schaumburg Boomers scored in their first four trips to the plate to ease past the Lake Erie Crushers on the road 9-3, grabbing a 1-0 lead in the best-of-three wild card series.
PORCHLIGHT MUSIC THEATRE ANNOUNCES THE CAST FOR NEW FACES SING BROADWAY 1960, HOSTED BY JOHANNA MCKENZIE MILLER, TUESDAY, SEPT. 30 AT THE RHAPSODY THEATER || Porchlight’s Popular Series Celebrates its 10th Anniversary Season with the Unforgettable Hits of 1960’s Broadway and a Cast of Chicago’s Newest Talents, Directed by Frankie Leo Bennett and Music Directed by Micky York.
City Lit announces its first group of Artistic Associates || 12 artists from a variety of theater making disciplines named to initial cohort
Glass artists from Chesterton Art Center (CAC) are exhibiting new work at the Ellen Firme Art Gallery in Beverly Shores. “Chasing the Light” opens on Friday, September 12, and includes stained glass, mosaic, and fused glass pieces
Live Music Lineup Announced for Paws in the Park! || Paws in the Park has Never Been Bigger! Join us September 20th!
Milwaukee Rep's Come From Away Welcomes Acclaimed Cast to Open New Associated Bank Theater Center
LOOKINGGLASS THEATRE COMPANY ANNOUNCES PLAYS AND CREATIVES FOR ITS INAUGURAL NEW WORKS FESTIVAL, GGLASSFEST, SEPTEMBER 5 - 13, AT THE HISTORIC WATER TOWER WATER WORKS || For the First Time in Lookingglass’ History, Audiences are Invited to go Behind the Scenes and Experience its New Play Development Program, gglassworks, with the Inaugural GglassFest.
TSA screens record 10.4 million individuals over Labor Day weekend || Summer of significant advancements at TSA
**** Recommended Hersey Felder has returned to Writers Theater in another tour de force performance as Sergei Rachmaninoff in "Rachmaninoff and the Tsar." As we’ve come to expect from the longtime Chicago favorite, Felder combines acting with a concert-level piano performance. I loved the performance although I thought the premise – a dying composer resurrecting a long-dead tsar to get an apology – was a bit of a stretch. 4 Spotlights
