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‘Hello World’: Chicago children learn coding

‘Hello World’: Chicago children learn coding

December 11, 2017
The Field Museum of Natural History, 1400 S. Lake Shore Drive, has a Field For All program to promote inclusion across the museum for people with disabilities.

Chicago institutions strive for inclusion

December 4, 2017
Plain White T’s will play a 20th anniversary concert at Metro Chicago, 3730 N. Clark St., Dec. 2.

Plain White T’s says ‘Hey there, Chicago’

November 27, 2017
Fake Shore Drive creator takes a cruise down memory lane

Fake Shore Drive creator takes a cruise down memory lane

November 13, 2017
Startup seeks to ‘illuminate’ writers’ publishing path

Startup seeks to ‘illuminate’ writers’ publishing path

November 6, 2017
Black Violin mixes hip-hop and classical to create a unique sound that has garnered the duo musical success.

Black Violin talks breaking stereotypes

November 6, 2017
@ALittleBirdieToldMe: #anonymous Twitters bring marketing, satire to your feed

@ALittleBirdieToldMe: #anonymous Twitters bring marketing, satire to your feed

October 30, 2017
Venues show mixed reaction to amusement tax changes

Venues show mixed reaction to amusement tax changes

October 23, 2017
Party king Andrew W.K. will play Oct. 21 at the Vic Theatre, 3145 N. Sheffield Ave. 

Andrew W.K. ‘baffled’ in partying whirlwind

October 16, 2017
All Seasons Orchard made a nostalgic “Super Mario” maze for this fall season. Some of the orchard’s previous designs include “Minions” and “Scooby-Doo.”

Chicagoland farms tap pop culture for corn maze designs

October 16, 2017
Eric Gebow, a Blue Man performer, spoke after the Blue Man Group's Oct. 5 performance at the Briar Street Theater, 3133 N. Halsted St.

20 years of Chicago Blue Men: The art of chaos, inconsistency

October 9, 2017
Seven-piece indie rock band The World is a Beautiful Place & I am No Longer Afraid To Die released its third full-length album, Always Foreign, Sept. 29.

The World is a Beautiful Place… moves into ‘foreign’ territory

October 2, 2017
Heather

‘No, Mr. Bond, I expect you to dine’

October 2, 2017
Design Museum launches book Kickstarter

Design Museum launches book Kickstarter

September 25, 2017
Living in a box: the millennial housing squeeze

Living in a box: the millennial housing squeeze

September 18, 2017
SUE, the largest T. rex fossil ever found, is overshadowed by the massive Titanosaur. SUE’s stomping grounds in Stanley Field Hall at the Field Museum of Natural History will be taken over by the Titanosaur starting spring 2018.

SUE to be dethroned by ‘titan’ of evolution

September 11, 2017
Malört 'grows like a virus'

Malört ‘grows like a virus’

September 5, 2017
Rachel Myers, who owns StudioUs, which will offer art classes for ages 4 and up at 4806 N. Clark St., said she wants to bring art instruction back to basics.

Uptown studio to fill art education gap

December 12, 2016
Local electronic rock band The War on Peace is recording a new EP to be released early next year.

Chicago’s The War on Peace recording new EP

December 12, 2016
Jaime Black, local podcaster and adjunct professor in the Business & Entrepreneurship Department, will host a panel of professional local creatives on Dec. 7.

Upcoming panel to educate, encourage local artists

December 5, 2016
The Annoyance’s show “It’s Christmas, Goddamnit!” plays with the theme of holiday family snipefests in violent fashion. 

Annoyance holiday play adds extra shows after success

December 5, 2016
'Siri, do everything!' The future of the interconnected world

‘Siri, do everything!’ The future of the interconnected world

November 28, 2016
Bonus Round Game Cafe will offer all-you-can-play board games for $7 when it opens its first official location later this year. The cafe received Kickstarter funds.

Game cafe to roll dice on permanent location

September 19, 2016
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