“Lips Together, Teeth Apart” brings Fire Island to Chicago Street Theatre || January 19th-28th

On January 10, 2024, my husband and I attended the Discover Boating, Beach Club, Opening Night VIP Party at The Chicago Boat Show at McCormick Place.  We have been going to the Boat Show for years. It was a lot of fun to attend the inaugural VIP Party.  We had such a good time at the party, we did not get to see much of the show.  We went back later that weekend with our children and family friends to enjoy the show more. 

Cast and new director announced for PrideArts’ all-female production of SHAKESPEARE’S R & J, opening February 26th || Amber Mandley to direct Joe Calarco’s reimagining of ROMEO AND JULIET

Chicago Fire FC today announced the Club’s 2024 preseason training camp roster ahead of the team beginning its preparation for the new season today at IMG Academy in Bradenton, Fla.  

Chicago Fire FC today announced that the Club has signed defender Jaylen Shannon to an MLS NEXT Pro contract through the 2024 season.

2024 Indiana State Police Camps || Sign up now!  

The Indiana Arts Commission (IAC) announced that applications are being accepted for the 2024 Indiana Educator Fellowship for Creative Teaching.  

RECORD SALES AND RAVE REVIEWS PROMPT AN EXTENDED SCHEDULE FOR DENNIS WATKINS’ THE MAGIC PARLOUR, “CHICAGO’S PREMIERE RESIDENT MAGICIAN’S 4-STAR, SPECIAL RETRO MAGIC EXPERIENCE” (CHICAGO TRIBUNE)

The Miller Beach Arts & Creative District presents Blooming Out of Trauma: The Intersection of Upholstery and Activist Art

HYDE PARK ART CENTER ANNOUNCES RESIDENT ARTISTS INCLUDING ITS FIRST CHICAGO CURATORIAL RESIDENT IN THE 2024 ROSTER OF THE JACKMAN GOLDWASSER RESIDENCY PROGRAM IN THE PROGRAM’S 12TH YEAR SUPPORTING LOCAL, NATIONAL, AND INTERNATIONAL VOICES || Chicago’s only international artist residency program expands this year and includes artists and curators from Uganda, Costa Rica, Georgia, Minneapolis, and Chicago || The Radicle Curator Residency is a new initiative designed to advance curatorial voices in Chicago and the field at large