Challenged to create a dish centered around yellow onion, the Delta chef makes a version of liver and onions that uses the allium seven ways.
Tag: Vol. 46 No. 38
Issue of Jun. 29 – Jul. 5, 2017
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The hosts of WLUW’s Abstract Science reflect on the electronic music radio show’s 20-year history ahead of its thousandth episode
Four EDM lifers celebrate a milestone by taking over 88.7 FM for 20 consecutive hours.
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A David Bowie dance opera, Coco Picard chats, the Sugar Ball, and more things to do this weekend
Catch The King and I before it closes, satirize politics with the comedy group Capitol Steps, and more to do this weekend.
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Lesley Williams checks herself out of Evanston Public Library, for good
Lesley Williams, Evanston’s popular “Cranky Librarian,” resigns.
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In Young Radicals Jeremy McCarter ponders the similarities between 1917 and 2017
The past is not dead. It’s not even past.
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Trump shades Cubs during White House visit: ‘Your team’s doing OK,’ and other Chicago news
Also, a GOP state representative says Rauner and Madigan need to “sit on the sidelines” to let lawmakers reach a compromise on the long-overdue state budget.
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It Came From the Neo-Futurarium XII, In the Soundless Awe, and six more new stage shows
The Neo-Futurists’ takes on camp classics and the evocation of a torpedoed WWII ship are among this week’s best bets.
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The Portuguese movie The Ornithologist is a strange and beautiful journey into the unknown
The latest feature by filmmaker João Pedro Rodrigues opens Friday at the Music Box.
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Fourth of July 2017 fireworks and events in Chicago
Your guide to Independence Day fireworks and other happenings in and around Chicago.
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Park & Field’s patio takes outdoor drinking to another level
The new 6,000-square-foot patio boasts bocce courts, a camper bar, a fire pit—and some underwhelming food and drink offerings.
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Chicago Folks Operetta mounts the Chicago premiere of a landmark work by Kurt Weill
Johnny Johnson follows a pacifist into the trenches of WWI and beyond.
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David Leggett has the last laugh
A look at the rising local artist and his approachable, lively, and darkly humorous drawings and paintings
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The Spice Room is the Indian restaurant every neighborhood deserves
Logan Square’s pan-subcontinental storefront excels with the familiar.