Chicago Cultural Center – Claudia Cassidy TheaterMoving Identities: 16 Voices of Belonging
Chicago Cultural Center – Claudia Cassidy Theater
Sixteen LGBTQIA+ artists with Chicago ties explore belonging, autonomy and care.
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Stumblday's ranked list of the best things to do in Chicago on Thursday, October 29 (tomorrow): 25 events, led by Brahms Requiem, Port of Entry: Final Season and William Shatner Live with Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan — each one checked against the organizer's own page. Below them, 24 exhibitions and shows running through the day.
Chicago Cultural Center – Claudia Cassidy TheaterChicago Cultural Center – Claudia Cassidy Theater
Sixteen LGBTQIA+ artists with Chicago ties explore belonging, autonomy and care.
Chicago Cultural Center – Claudia Cassidy TheaterSixteen LGBTQIA+ artists with Chicago ties explore belonging, autonomy and care.
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School of the Art InstituteSchool of the Art Institute
Eighty works trace how fashion illustration shaped LeRoy Neiman’s eye for clothing and gesture.
School of the Art InstituteEighty works trace how fashion illustration shaped LeRoy Neiman’s eye for clothing and gesture.
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Harold Washington Library CenterHarold Washington Library Center
“Pulitzer on the Road: Prize-Winning Works That Inform, Empower & Inspire” at Harold Washington.
Harold Washington Library Center“Pulitzer on the Road: Prize-Winning Works That Inform, Empower & Inspire” at Harold Washington.
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Annoyance Theatre & BarAnnoyance Theatre & Bar
Comedy Hour at Annoyance Theatre at Annoyance Theatre & Bar.
Annoyance Theatre & BarComedy Hour at Annoyance Theatre at Annoyance Theatre & Bar.
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ART on THE Mart is listed for Chicago this weekend.
Downtown, the Loop & West Loop
Imagine the life Emmett Till was denied through a free MoCP exhibition drawing on photographs by more than 110 artists.
Imagine the life Emmett Till was denied through a free MoCP exhibition drawing on photographs by more than 110 artists.
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