In pictures: Scenes from the 48th Chicago Marathon
Runners and spectators marked another year of the city’s signature fall race on Sunday, Oct. 11.
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In pictures: Chicagohenge sunset draws people to Loop
As commuters walked through Chicago on Tuesday evening, Sept. 22, the sun set between the skyscrapers, a phenomenon that happens around the spring and autumn equinoxes.
Riot Fest persists despite rain and mud
After closing early yesterday due to inclement weather, Riot Fest day three faced delays with a late start.
The 21st edition of Riot Fest brings out rock and roll fans
Rock fans across the midwest and beyond join day one of Riot Fest. Thousands of attendees spent day one crowd-surfing and experiencing circle pits across all five stages.
Grant Park’s damage assessment begins after Lollapalooza
A survey of the damage to lawns, landscaping and other infrastructure is set to take place this week.
After 35 years, Lollapalooza fans still ask: who is the festival for?
Festivalgoers reflect on Lollapalooza’s audience, prices and artists on the final day of the festival.
In pictures: Lesbian Mud Wrestling brings together lesbian festivalgoers at Lollapalooza
After weather delays, Lindsay Perrin took advantage of the endless mud at Lollapalooza.
Festivalgoers make the most of Lollapalooza despite delays, mud, cut performances
While some attendees were disappointed in the decreased set times and cut performances on the third day of the festival, many people still enjoyed the muddy day at Grant Park.
Lollapalooza loudly celebrates young and emerging Chicago artists
Despite rain, Lollapalooza attendees enjoyed the local artists who performed on day two of the festival.
‘I want to go out and move:’ Lollapalooza highlights rock and EDM in a packed first day of performances
Lollapalooza’s 35th year festival features a heavy focus on rock, EDM and the debut of P-Pop in Chicago.
Chicago prepares for Lollapalooza
Before hundreds of thousands of fans fill Grant Park this weekend, workers across Chicago have spent weeks preparing the city for one of its biggest events of the year.
Chicago’s 23rd Disability Pride Parade celebrates visibility and inclusion
The annual parade filled the South Loop near Columbia’s campus with music, advocacy and community while showcasing organizations that support Chicagoans with disabilities.