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BY Nika Levando
 May 15th, 2013
Save the Date! The Chicago Artists Coalition will host its annual Starving Artist Benefit on Saturday, June 29, 2013 at their Carpenter Street location.
The annual benefit pairs the city’s most inspiring visual artists with its most innovative culinary talent. Each duo is in charge of creating innovative “installations” while interacting with the attendees [...]
BY Collett Hudecek
 May 3rd, 2013
“The Frog Prince, Continued” is a new fairy tale that begins where happily ever after ends. Finally, a fairy tale in which the princess does not need rescuing, though she does have a colorful personal assistant as a sidekick. There is honestly no better word to describe this show than fun. Kids and adults [...]
BY Collett Hudecek
 May 2nd, 2013
Listen To Your Mother is a performance of live readings by local bloggers and on-line publishers in honor of Mother’s Day. This performance features local writers who span the myriad of topics of motherhood from the good, the bad, and the funny. Listen To Your Mother (LTYM) was created in 2010 by Ann [...]
BY Nika Levando
 May 2nd, 2013
Tiffany Lamps on sale at the Mart (Photo Credit: Greg Birman, thewatcherchicago.com)
The annual International Antiques Fair came yet again to the Merchandise Mart this past weekend, and as usual attracted hundreds of art lovers and professionals from all corners of Chicago. From Friday, April 26 through Monday, April 29, 2013 fair attendees [...]
BY Laura Evans
 April 25th, 2013
(Photo Credit: Chicago Academy for the Arts)
The Chicago Academy for the Arts will host A Taste for the Arts Gala which will feature top chefs from Chicago’s popular dining show, “Check Please!“. The event will begin with a student performance at Harris Theater, and will be followed by dinner at Millenium Park [...]
BY Laura Evans
 April 2nd, 2013
The Small, Dark Room(Photo credit: Erasing the Distance)
Erasing the Distance presents The Small, Dark Room, a monologue play about depression, disability, abuse, and suicide that features the true stories of six Americans of Asian and Middle Eastern descent directed by Reshmi Hazra. The play was created in collaboration with students from the [...]
BY N. Ella Vincent
 February 14th, 2013
Kim Gordon’s band Sonic Youth has influenced legendary alternative rock groups like Nirvana and Radiohead. Now the singer is bringing her unique music to the perfect venue for her artistic sound- Chicago’s Museum of Contemporary Art.
( Photo Credit:biography.com)
Gordon will perform as part of the Face the Strange: New Music [...]
BY Laura Evans
 January 25th, 2013
From the Foundation for Sarcoidosis
On Saturday, Februrary 9th, The Foundation for Sarcoidosis Research will be hosting their annual benefit, K.I.S.S (Kick in to Stop Sarcoidosis) at 7 p.m. The event will be held at River East Art Center in downtown Chicago.
The event is Arabian Nights themed, and will include activities such [...]
BY N. Ella Vincent
 August 9th, 2012
See the latest fashions while helping a great cause! Macy’s Glamorama is the most exciting fashion event of the summer. See the newest fall fashions from Donna Karan and Material Girl while watching superstar singers Robin Thicke and Karmin perform. Proceeds from the event go to the Ronald Mc Donald’s House Charities that help [...]
BY N. Ella Vincent
 August 9th, 2012
Enjoy the world’s best dancers in Chicago at the Chicago Dancing Festival! See the best dancing movies and performances of Don Quixote and other themed events like “Chicago Dancing” with dancers from the Joffrey Ballet, Houston Ballet , and many other gifted dancers from Chicago.
See the best dancers at Chicago Dancing Festival! [...]
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