The U. of C. Folk Festival celebrates 60 years on Valentine’s weekend, Polo G headlines a stacked Metro benefit before the NBA All-Star Game, and more.
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Laura Kipnis talks sex on campus, the House Music Conference, and more things to do in Chicago his week
Art Brewt, Plucky Lush, and more happenings from May 22-25
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Feminist Happy Hour, “Off the Wall,” and more things to do in Chicago this week
Ice Cream Beer Social, Kim Kong: Comedy Monster, and more happenings from January 16-19.
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A John Waters Christmas, BrewLights, and more things to do in Chicago this week
Decoding 2016, Zadie Smith, and more happenings from November 28-December 1
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The Chicago Outlaws Motorcycle Club rides again
Documentary photographer Danny Lyon’s The Bikeriders revs up for a long-overdue reissue.
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The University of Chicago Folk Festival: bluegrass fiddler Bobby Hicks, ragtime guitarist Ari Eisenger, and more
The University of Chicago Folk Festival presents bluegrass fiddler Bobby Hicks, ragtime guitarist Ari Eisenger, and more.
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A regular attraction at Doc Films (for men only)
Observations of a lackluster college prank—and memories of a superior one
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Cosmopolis and the incredible shrinking theater
Is David Cronenberg’s latest a different movie on DVD than it is in the cinema?
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University of Chicago Folk Festival
The Folklore Society presents a weekend of workshops and concerts that feature Byther Smith, Eddie C. Campbell, John Williams, the Evening Light Brothers, Frank Fairfield, and others.
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5/5-5/7 — Free Academic Freedom Symposium at the University of Chicago
The University of Chicago hosts a free symposium on academic freedom from Wed 5/5 to Fri 5/7.
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5/4 — Free Lecture by Shulamit Ran
Composer Shulamit Ran gives a free lecture tomorrow at Max Palevsky Cinema in U. of C.’s Ida Noyes Hall.
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University of Chicago Folk Festival
The festival celebrates its 50th birthday with a weekend lineup that includes James King, Aaron Moore, Kim Wilson, and Liz Carroll.