'Movies In The Parks' Begins Summer Season In Chicago
"Movies in the Parks" began for the summer season Chicago Tuesday night.
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"Movies in the Parks" began for the summer season Chicago Tuesday night.
The Blue Angels will perform along the lakefront on Aug. 21 and Aug. 22 from noon to 1 p.m., according to the mayor's office.
The Ravinia Festival on Wednesday announced some additions to its summer lineup, and its plans to expand capacity for concertgoers.
Miley Cyrus will headline the opening day on July 29; Tyler, The Creator headlines on July 30; Post Malone headlines on July 31; and Foo Fighters headline on Aug. 1.
The sweet sounds of pandemic progress were heard Thursday night, as the Chicago Symphony Orchestra held its first live performance in more than a year.
One-day and three-day passes are on sale now on the Pitchfork Festival website.
Nine Inch Nails and The Smashing Pumpkins are among the headliners announced on Friday for Riot Fest in September.
Will Lollapalooza be back this year? A new published report says yes, but the city says nothing is confirmed yet.
The pandemic brought the curtain down on The Second City and other theaters in March 2020, but live performances return to the main stage at Piper's Alley on Friday, with the new show "Happy To Be Here" at 7 p.m. and 10 p.m.
The Grant Park Music Festival will be back this year, featuring 20 concerts at the Jay Pritzker Pavilion at Millennium Park beginning July 2.
A music manager claims she was scammed by an up-and-coming rapper and producer.
A lifeline came Monday for Chicago's iconic concert halls and performance venues that have been crushed by the pandemic for more than a year now.
Occasionally, we've seen actors pull off performances over Zoom. But CBS 2's Lauren Victory on Tuesday morning took us inside one Chicago high school taking their virtual play to a whole other level.
The Oscars may be coming at the end of the month, but movie buffs are already talking about the year ahead.
People walking along the Chicago River are being treated to a spectacular sight.