Less than a month after the end of the Summer Olympics, it is almost time for the 2016 Paralympic Games in Rio. Twenty-two different sports will showcase around 4,350 athletes, hailing from more than 160 countries. Here are a few Team USA athletes to follow during this year’s Games, and be sure to tune in […]
A well-aged cheddar, a creamy brie, a funky bleu or a perfectly fried curd. If that doesn’t have you halfway out the door and headed north to one of Wisconsin’s many cheesemakers and creameries already, how about pairing it with a beer from one of the Badger State’s many craft breweries? Sounds like a road-trip-worthy […]
A well-aged cheddar, a creamy brie, a funky bleu or a perfectly fried curd. If that doesn’t have you halfway out the door and headed north to one of Wisconsin’s many cheesemakers and creameries already, how about pairing it with a beer from one of the Badger State’s many craft breweries? Sounds like a road-trip-worthy […]
A well-aged cheddar, a creamy brie, a funky bleu or a perfectly fried curd. If that doesn’t have you halfway out the door and headed north to one of Wisconsin’s many cheesemakers and creameries already, how about pairing it with a beer from one of the Badger State’s many craft breweries? Sounds like a road-trip-worthy […]
September and October may well be the busiest and most exciting months of the year for plays in Chicago. Not only are theaters getting into full swing with their new seasons — there’s also a little play you may have heard of … about that guy whose face is on $10 bills? “Hamilton“ Open run […]
Labor Day Weekend is (almost) here and there are plenty of ways to enjoy your extra day off in and around Chicago. Plus, you’ll find even more events in the final days of our 99 Days of Summer series. Chicago Jazz Festival Sept. 1-4 Chicago Spend (at least) one more summer evening at Millennium Park during […]
Jane Hamilton, the best-selling author of “The Book of Ruth,” winner of the PEN/Hemingway Award for First Fiction; and “A Map of the World,” a New York Times Notable Book of the Year that was also named one of the top 10 books of the year by Entertainment Weekly, Publishers Weekly, the Miami Herald, and […]
Dancers between 7 and 18 years old from the Chicago area are invited to audition for a role in Joffrey Ballet‘s world premiere of Tony Award-winner Christopher Wheeldon’s “Nutcracker.” The annual audition, which is held at Joffrey Tower, is for all young dancers from any school or studio. Dancers must bring an audition form, a […]
Great new music is an essential back-to-school item — study up on what’s hot by checking out our Spotify playlist. Meanwhile, these upcoming shows will make saying goodbye to summer a little easier. Ms. Lauryn Hill Ravinia, Sept. 1 This sassy yet soulful singer is best known for her solo debut and critically acclaimed album […]
Make the most of the last weekend in August with a beer event at Brookfield Zoo, two food festivals, a tomato-themed event at Chicago Botanic Garden and a cruise around Chicago that gives back. ZooBrew Aug. 26 Brookfield Brookfield Zoo’s fifth annual ZooBrew will feature more than 80 beers from breweries like Abita, Lakefront and […]
