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New Latino anthology of horror stories, edited by Chicago's Cynthia Pelayo, draws fright from folklore (opens the original)
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Is it politics? Money? Climate change? Maybe it’s something more obviously sinister, like murderers and ghosts? Cynthia Pelayo, a Bram Stoker Award-winning horror novelist from Chicago, asked herself and 16 fellow Latin American authors — living both outside and within the borders of the U.S. — to reflect on that question for a new anthology released this week titled “Something Followed Us Home: Tales of Latiné Horror.” In “Something Followed Us Home,” 17 short stories and an introductory forewo
Ravinia will kick off $38 million more in renovations, this time to 122-year-old Martin Theatre (opens the original)
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Ravinia Festival announced another series of renovations on Wednesday, this time to the Martin Theatre, the last original structure standing from when the 36-acre wooded park in Highland Park opened in 1904. The Martin Theatre refresh will cost an estimated $38 million. The Northbrook-based Negaunee Foundation gifted Ravinia the funds to complete the modernization project. The building will close down after English singer-songwriter Jacob Collier performs on Sept. 23, and the first phase of cons
This fall, the action is in Chicago's art galleries. Here are 10 shows to not miss (opens the original)
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The fourth annual Chicago Exhibition Week kicks off Monday with more than 50 participating galleries opening their doors for art through the weekend. Last year’s Chicago Exhibition Week attracted 10,000 attendees over three days. Produced by Gertie, a contemporary art platform started by Abby Pucker, the week’s highlight is a series of opening receptions on Wednesday and Thursday, when major blue-chip, mid-sized and many non-traditional spaces invite the public in to see exhibitions by the likes
How three millennials are building an art space with Little Village spirit (opens the original)
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By fall’s busy art season, Daniel Silva wanted his new exhibition space and cultural hub Te-Qu to be open and ready for business in Little Village. His team, which includes local muralist Mr. Pintamuro and Julio Anaya of Little Village Local, planned a grand opening for July 30. The celebration was set to include local dignitaries, a DJ, catering, and more, all part of a large community gathering. Please check your inbox for your confirmation. Sorry, there was an error registering your email. Bu
A Chicago couple was poised to open a new Lincoln Avenue bistro. Then the city shut down their street (opens the original)
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On a recent August morning, Mary Nedbalski, co-owner of the forthcoming Gunny’s Pub on Lincoln Avenue, went to work, only to discover that the city had shut down the street outside. The surprise street shutdown could last until October — poor timing for a bar and bistro set to open Sept. 16. This wasn’t the first setback that Nedbalski and her husband, Marty O’Connor, faced in opening their new Lincoln Park neighborhood bar and restaurant. Approximately two months earlier, the city began replaci
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