Turcotte took immediately to the Chicago poetry scene of the 1990s, reading regularly at the Green Mill’s poetry slam and the ...

In honor of National Lambrusco Day on June 21, Riunite invites fans to unleash their creativity in an AI-powered contest. The ...

LIA, which stands for Life Imitates Art, will serve dishes directly inspired by artwork.

The high HOA fees come with amenities as spectacular as the views. On the 47th floor, you’ll find an indoor-outdoor pool, a ...

From stories steeped in the rhythms of the city to a lighthearted romance, these new novels by Chicago-connected authors ...

Pilsen Community Books wears its politics in the front window. “Abolish ICE,” declares a flier taped to the glass. “From Palestine to Mexico All Walls Have Got to Go,” declares another.

If you, like me, are a fan of the Apple TV+ series Silo, then you probably give fewer props to the wooden acting and slow plotting than the amazing set design. In it, nuclear fallout shelters are ...

The literary event of last fall in Chicago was not a reading or a book signing or an awards ceremony but the wedding of two beloved booksellers. In attendance: a slew of notable authors, the ...

Celebrate the return of warm weather at the annual Mayfest in Lincoln Park. This outdoor fest is a “celebration of the ...

Hosts John Kessler and Amy Cavanaugh dive into “The Best New Restaurants” list, discuss what didn’t make the cut, and describe the best thing each ate this week. John Kessler, our dining ...