The Steppenwolf performs their first Shakespeare play with The Tempest

The music of the 1950s is alive again in this musical revue now playing at the Pheasant Run Resort

Treat your loved one to a special meal at one of these select local restaurants

Mourn the loss of the late Flanagan in a way only the Irish can in this, the 14th season of the hilarious Flanagan's Wake

It's time again to find out some of the best places to eat this holiday season

Relive all of the comedy and nostalgia of classic film with this new version created specially for the stage

A review of the up-and-coming band, Glittermouse, at a recent show

The Field Museum's exclusive exhibit, The Aztec World, offers a special glimpse into the life and history of the Aztec people

Noble Fool Theatricals presents a revue of songs from one of Broadway's greatest writing teams

In this day and age, "going green" seem to be the way to go. But just how far do we really need to take it?

Comic book fans enjoy a weekend of hot deals and even hotter talent at the annual Wizard World comic convention

Show dad just how great you think he is by taking him to one of these great Chicago-area restaurants.

The American love-life though song. The musical comedy "I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change" comes to the Pheasant Run Resort in St. Charles, Illinois

Treat your mother to something extra special this Mother's Day with a special meal from some of Chicago land's best premier restaurants

Class is in session as Late Nite Catechism returns for its 15th year of insightful comedy and commentary on all things Catholic

The International Vintage Poster Fair brought a multitude of beautiful and rare vintage posters from around the world to the public on March 28-30

The Chicago Park District and the World Wildlife Fund plan to turn out all the lights for 60 whole minutes during Earth Hour 2008

Noble Fool Theatricals presents an award winning choose-your-own-ending musical comedy based on Charles Dickens' final unfinished work

Trying to decide what to do for Valentine's Day? Many of Chicago's best restaurants are here to help with special meal offerings on the most romantic holiday

February will see two chances for Chicagoans to help fight autism and have a good time doing it

Citizens of the Garfield Park area and beyond commemorate the 2007 World AIDS Day at the beautiful Garfield Park Conservatory

Every Christmas Story Ever Told! takes a delightfully twisted look at a number of classic holiday traditions

A family attempts to forgo eviction by cleaning their cluttered house as they each try to come to terms with their own emotional baggage

It was a sight to see as everything from zombies to dogs in pink Cadillacs paraded down Halsted Street for the 11th Annual North Halsted Halloween Parade

The North American Reptile Breeders Conference and Trade Show brings a bevy of interesting reptiles to Tinley Park, Illinois

The improv competition "ComedySportz" brings hilarity to the suburbs

A review of the musical that shows us just how funny middle-age can be

A city looks back on its relationship with the late opera singer, Luciano Pavarotti

Chicago will close the summer festival season with its annual Celtic Fest in Grant Park

A week of events paves the way for the 29th annual Chicago Jazz Festival on Labor day weekend

On Sunday, August 19, the Chicago Architecture Foundation will hold a series of walking tours with the proceeds going to help the family of hit and run victim Steve O'Rourke

A community's passion shines through at SOAR's Blueprints II fundraiser

Chicago gets its comic book fix as Wizard World comes to town

School House Rock Live Jr provides great family-oriented theater in the Chicago suburbs

The Streeterville community will come together for an evening of fun and charity at the Museum of Contemporary Art

Despite its size, the Lakeview Music Fest brought a lot of energy to Chicago's north side