Santa Cruz, CA, USA – Those of us who love that first perfect cup of coffee each morning are often willing to haul around whatever equipment necessary to ensure that it is a possibility. Whether […]
Contributed by Debra Barsha and Sheilah Rae in honor of the 100th Anniversary of the Women’s Suffragist legally getting the right to vote. Broadway veterans Debra Barsha and Sheilah Rae wrote this anthem after Sheilah […]
Yes. the Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center was scheduled to re-open on July 15 which will be a FREE day but I could not wait until then to see the Notorious RBG: The Life and Times […]
Together, safely bringing beloved symphonic and chamber music to Chicagoans of all ages and backgrounds. For the remainder of 2020, programming will be a mix of virtual and socially-distanced events. “Hear it Again” hosted by [...]
Tucked into a revitalized warehouse in West Town is the largest and most comprehensive private art conservation laboratory in the country: The Conservation Center. With over 35 years of experience, they’re leaders in the field [...]
Looking for an excellent dining experience close to museums, shopping and theaters. Then please stop in at The Dearborn located at the intersection of Dearborn Street and Randolph Street at 145 North Dearborn Street, Chicago, [...]
Chicago has a longstanding passionate romance with the Father of Impressionism, Claude Monet, as evidenced by the member preview lines circling the Art Institute on the exhibition’s opening on Thursday September 3. Unfortunately, Monet spurned [...]
Summer feels like it’s nearly over before it’s even begun, so Machine: Engineered Dining & Drink and Machine Hospitality Group have created a pocket in the city where to bring the beauty, whimsy, innovation and [...]
Fashion and Accessories Rotate Watches Rotate Watches offers all-in-one kits to build your own mechanical watch! Each kit includes parts, tools, and a guide on building one fully mechanical watch. Choose from 3 versatile styles. [...]
The goal of National Eat Local Day on September 22, says co-founders Sarah Stegner and Cindy Kurman is: To raise awareness of the importance of supporting our local sustainable farmsDirect money into the local agricultural economyHave restaurants [...]
“People always tell us that young people are going to save the world. But there’s simply not enough time to wait.” Teenage climate activist, Greta Thunberg implores world leaders to take critical action now. I [...]
The Auditorium Theatre’s award-winning summer camp for young people who have experienced the death of a parent, Hearts to Art, will be offered this year, 2020, in an at-home format, with online and home-based activities due [...]
The Way I See It, directed by Dawn Porter, is an adaptation of the New York Times #1 bestselling book Shade: A Tale of Two Presidents by Pete Souza. It’s fair to say that Souza has had an interesting [...]
