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The Columbia Chronicle

Dogs and their owners can visit SIT Social, a dog lounge opening in Lakeview at 3920 N. Ashland Ave. on May 14. 

Lakeview throws dog lounge a bone

By Arts & Culture Reporter
May 11, 2016
Reductress is a satirical news website aimed at the female demographic.

Reductress combines feminism, comedy

By Arts & Culture Reporter
May 9, 2016
Taylor Goldsmith, the lead vocalist and guitarist for the folk-rock Los Angeles-based group Dawes, led the rest of the all-male quartet in high spirits at The Vic Theatre, 3145 N. Sheffield Ave.

Dawes brings ‘All Your Favorite Bands’ to The Vic

By Arts & Culture Reporter
May 2, 2016
Chicago Ballet Arts, a small dance school located in West Ridge, will celebrate its 30th anniversary with a benefit concert on June 18 including both students and alumni who have gone on to be professional dancers.

Chicago Ballet Arts shows kindness with anniversary

By Arts & Culture Reporter
April 25, 2016
Members of the art community will be able to engage in art related to this years ACTIVATE shows theme: the five senses.

Pop-up alley parties to return to Loop in May

By Arts & Culture Reporter
April 11, 2016
Virgin Hotels Chicago established a partnership with Donda’s House to provide volunteer opportunities and a trusted outlet for the organization’s youth artists.

Donda’s House empowers youth with new partner

By Arts & Culture Reporter
April 4, 2016
Employees and fans of Bang Bang Pie & Biscuits in Logan Square are getting ready to add a North Side location in Ravenswood to their dining plans sometime this May.

Bang Bang Pie gets slice of new location in Ravenswood

By Arts & Culture Reporter
March 28, 2016
Kweku Collins will release his first studio album Nat Love on April 8.

Kweku Collins sets stage for aspiring Chicago rappers

By Arts & Culture Reporter
February 22, 2016
Volumes Bookcafe, 1474 N. Milwaukee Ave., will sell a mix of booze and books, distinguishing itself from the bookstores already in the neighborhood. 

‘How about a Coors with that Kafka?’

By ARTS & CULTURE REPORTER
February 22, 2016
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