The World Music Festival 2025 returns to Chicago, offering free events and concerts across the city. Celebrate global sounds and cultures from May 15-20 with diverse performances for all ages.
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Chicago’s top escape rooms challenge players to solve puzzles and beat the clock. From immersive themes to mind-bending challenges, choose Chicago highlights the best spots for an adrenaline-fueled adventure.
Maria’s In Bridgeport has canceled upcoming events after the city mandated an entertainment license for venues. This new rule impacts local businesses, prompting discussions on regulation and support.
The Iroquois Theater Fire of 1903 in Chicago claimed over 600 lives, marking one of the deadliest U.S. theater fires. WTTW explores the tragedy’s impact on safety reforms and the city’s lasting memory.
Chicago gears up for St. Patrick’s Day with river dyeing, festive parades, and family events. From the iconic green Chicago River to vibrant neighborhood celebrations, here’s your guide to the city’s Irish festivities.
Rush has expanded their “Fifty Something” tour, adding dates in Chicago, Cleveland, and other cities. Fans can expect classic hits and new performances as the legendary band continues their celebrated run.
Chicago’s Free Theater tackled pressing issues like civil rights and the Vietnam War, using provocative performances to challenge audiences and spark dialogue. This WBEZ Chicago feature explores its lasting impact on activism and the arts.
Here are the top events happening in Chicago this weekend, from vibrant street festivals to live music and cultural exhibits. Stay informed and make the most of your weekend with CBS News’ local guide.
Aire Rooftop returns this summer, offering Chicago diners elevated views, curated cocktails, and live music. Located downtown, it promises a vibrant atmosphere for unforgettable evenings above the city’s skyline.
St. Paddy’s Chicago at Gold Coast Social offers vibrant St. Patrick’s Day celebrations with live music, festive drinks, and a lively atmosphere. The event draws locals and visitors eager to toast the holiday in the heart of Chicago.
Saturday Night Karaoke lights up Dante’s Tavern in West Town from 9pm to midnight. Singers and spectators alike gather for lively performances in this popular Chicago nightlife spot.
ChiTown Drive-In presents a special screening of the horror classic Friday the 13th this weekend. Fans can experience the iconic slasher under the stars, hosted by the Chicago Reader. Don’t miss this thrilling outdoor event!
The Chicago Air and Water Show returns on August 16-17, 2025, featuring thrilling aerial and aquatic displays. Discover the official guide and best viewing spots to catch the action with Choose Chicago.
“Angels in America, Part One: Millennium Approaches” receives a compelling staging, capturing Tony Kushner’s visionary exploration of AIDS, politics, and identity. Chicago Reader praises its powerful performances and timely themes.
Due to high demand, a second show has been added for acclaimed guitarist Julian Lage in Chicago. Fans now have another chance to experience his masterful performance live. Tickets are on sale soon.
Discover the best kid-friendly activities in Chicago with Time Out’s top picks. From interactive museums to sprawling parks, families can enjoy endless fun and unique experiences across the Windy City.
The Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo returns April 12, 2025, showcasing top creators, exclusive panels, and rare collectibles. Fans nationwide will gather in Chicago for this premier pop culture event.
The new Whizz store in Chicago officially opened today, marking a dynamic collaboration with DoorDash. This partnership aims to enhance local shopping and delivery experiences for residents across the city.
“Angels in America, Part Two: Perestroika” returns with a powerful Chicago Reader review praising its bold storytelling and complex characters. The play continues to explore AIDS, politics, and identity with renewed urgency.
Late Nite Catechism Returns! A Chicago Classic is back in town, delighting audiences with its witty, interactive tribute to Catholic school nuns. The beloved show resumes performances at Chicago’s top theaters this spring.