Tag: Culture

Exploring Canada's Influence in Chicago: A Review by Chicago ReaderOh, Canada: A Cinematic Delve into Legacy and TruthIn the heart of Chicago, a thought-provoking...

Em Coffee House, a newly opened coffee shop in San Diego, is making waves with its unique blend of Vietnamese-American coffee drinks. Located at...

As we come together to celebrate another holiday that often glosses over the true history of America, it is heartening to see positive changes...

Isaiah Collier, a talented saxophonist and composer from Chicago, has brought his vision to life with The Story of 400 Years. This multimedia production...

Jessica Thebus’s staging of the Goodman’s A Christmas Carol this year features some notable changes that offer a modern take on the classic tale....

Joe Janes's production of Macbeth by the Sea takes a comedic twist on Shakespeare's classic tragedy. Set at the "Happy Heart Seaside Resort," the...

Kris Vire, a beloved figure in the Chicago theater and arts community, passed away at the age of 47 after battling esophageal and colon...

Laura Yee, a veteran food journalist and editor, recently launched her own baking business, Chinese Mom Kitchen, after receiving an invitation from Urban Belly...

The Moviegoer is a diary of a local film enthusiast who explores the best of Chicago's independent and underground film scene. Experimental cinema is...

The production of The Little Mermaid at Drury Lane Theatre in Chicago brings the vibrancy of Disney's classic story to life on stage. Directed...