Tag: Chicago Reader
Exploring the Sensuality of Art in Chicago – Chicago Reader
Breathing in the autumn air, I delved into Susan Sontag's writings in "Against Interpretation" to find solace from the constant stream of war and...
The Effigies: Final Album Release with Late Frontman John Kezdy – Chicago Punk Pioneers
The Effigies were a significant part of Chicago's first wave of punk rock bands, forming in 1980 and contributing to the midwestern hardcore scene....
Justyna Haluch: The Zapiekanka Queen of Schiller Woods – Chicago Reader
Justyna Haluch has made a name for herself as the Zapiekanka Queen of Schiller Woods. When she first started selling zapiekanki, she tried to...
Exploring the Pros and Cons of Black Capitalism – Chicago Reader
J K Chukwu, a writer from the Midwest with Nigerian roots, has been living in Chicago for the past ten years. She is a...
Heart Trio: William Parker, Hamid Drake, and Cooper-Moore – Finding Quiet Transcendence
William Parker, Hamid Drake, and Cooper-Moore make up the talented trio known as the Heart Trio. Their debut album has recently been released on...
Vinyl Shop ‘Animal Records’ Brings Music to Evanston – Chicago Reader
Greg Allen, the owner of Animal Records in Evanston, had a bit of a rocky start when opening his shop in September. Despite running...
Uncovering the Truth: Theatrical Witch Hunts in Chicago – Chicago Reader
In the prologue to Witchcraze: A New History of the European Witch Hunts, author Anne Llewellyn Barstow reflects on the relevance of historical events...
2024 Chicago School Board Election: Complete Guide – Chicago Reader
The 2024 Chicago School Board Elections are coming up on November 5th, marking a significant moment in the city's history as it will be...
Can AI Characters Truly Experience Life Like Humans?
In the science fiction novel "Remember You Will Die" by Eden Robins, the story revolves around an AI character named Peregrine and her daughter...
Woman of the Hour Review: Insights from Chicago Reader
Anna Kendrick's directorial debut in "Woman of the Hour" takes a deep dive into the disturbing world of serial killer Rodney Alcala. Portrayed by...
Magical Fairy Tale Theater Shows in Chicago – Explore the Enchantment!
The Theatre Above the Law in Chicago is once again putting on a seasonal production based on the fairy tales collected by the Brothers...
Supporting Children’s Health and Well-being at CIFF Event in Chicago
The 1972 Operation PUSH Expo was a significant event celebrating Black artistic, economic, and political strength, as showcased in the restored documentary, Save the...
Turning Points: Red Clay Dance Company’s Comeback in Chicago
The last time we checked in with Vershawn Sanders-Ward, the founding artistic director for Red Clay Dance Company, was back in 2021, as performing...
The Timeless Relevance of Molière’s The Misanthrope – Chicago Reader
Molière's The Misanthrope, first produced in 1666, continues to resonate with audiences today due to its timeless observations on human behavior within social relationships....
Discover the Magic of Loaves & Witches – Chicago’s Kitchen Witches
Loaves & Witches in Edgewater, Chicago, is a magical cafe that welcomes all with open arms. Co-owners Julia Goodmann and Lisa Harriman have created...
Best Mai Tai Bars in Chicago – Top Picks and Reviews
My first introduction to playwright Eboni Booth was in 2022 when Steep Theatre produced her play Paris, about a young Black woman working in...
Exploring Kaiser Tiger Rooftop Honey at Chicago Reader Bites
Early last summer, when the linden trees on Randolph Street were in full bloom, the honeybees at Kaiser Tiger rooftop went into a frenzy....
Top 10 Must-Watch Kinky Halloween Films – Chicago Reader
John McDevitt, a kinky movie buff and film programmer of the Leather Archives and Museum’s Fetish Film Forum, recently shared his recommendations for kinky...
Exploring the Fascinating Realm of Sublime Remains in Chicago – Chicago Reader
A few years ago, I had the opportunity to attend the annual Fashion’s Night Out event at the 21c Museum Hotel in Chicago. While...
The Legacy of Coven: Jinx Dawson’s Insights – Chicago Reader
Jinx Dawson, the teenage singer who founded the band Coven in the mid-60s, is known for her unique blend of music and occult themes....
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How Many Cars Fit on the Chappaquiddick Ferry?
This article delves into the Chappaquiddick Ferry, focusing on its vehicle capacity, operational details, and the various factors that influence its vehicle transport capabilities....
