“Drink the world” at the new River North cocktail lounge from the Tanta team.
Tag: Vol. 45 No. 37
Issue of Jun. 23 – 29, 2016
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Sarah Louise paints pictures of nature with her 12-string guitar
North Carolina guitarist Sarah Louise performs Wednesday at the Hideout as half of the duo House & Land.
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Bitter Lemons editor blames Profiles Theatre victims, loses job
Colin Mitchell’s reaction to the Reader‘s expose angered many readers.
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Rahm on Lucas Museum loss: ‘Welcome to the most important parking lot in the country,’ and other Chicago news
Also, the Becoming a Man program has reportedly lowered violent crime arrests among its participants by half.
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Police watchdog Mary Powers dies
Decades before groups like the Invisible Institute were pushing for police accountability, Mary Powers and Citizens Alert were thorns in bad cops’ sides.
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Dirty Dancing, Edward Scissorhands, and more outdoor film screenings in Chicago this week
Outdoor screenings are in full swing.
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A Prince and Bowie Tribute, The SpongeBob Musical, and more things to do this week in Chicago
Isaac Oliver, Cash Levy, and more happenings from June 27-30
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Trump fumbles on Brexit
The candidate looks anything but presidential in remarks about Britain’s vote to leave the EU.
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The alleged David Cameron-Brexit-O’Hare-pizza connection, and other Chicago news
Also, Chicagoan Raj Fernando is at the center of a Trump-Clinton feud.
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Knockout trumpeter Thomas Johansson comes to town with one of the best working groups in jazz
Norway’s Thomas Johansson, who just released his first album as a leader, plays Sunday at the Hungry Brain with the quartet Cortex.
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Pride Parade, Bob Dylan, and more things to do in Chicago this weekend
Pride Parade, a sausage fest, a vegan fest, and eight more cool things to do in Chicago this weekend.
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Lucas Museum says so long, Chicago
Lexit? Chexit? Either way, the Lucas Museum will not build in Chicago.
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Fuzzy Chicago power trio Basement Family share an exclusive stream of their upcoming self-titled 12-inch
Stoner-pop trio Basement Family drop their first vinyl next week—and play a release party next month.
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Alderman Carlos Ramirez-Rosa on Orlando: ‘It really hit close to home’
Chicago’s first openly gay alderman reflects on the mass shooting’s impact on queer and Latinx communities.