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Courtney Kueppers

Arts & Culture Reporter
A new study from Enrich Chicago shows a shifting landscape for arts groups that were buoyed by COVID-19 relief dollars.

Chicago’s food scene is ‘the lifeblood’ of The Bear, cast member Ebon Moss-Bachrach told reporters on a season three preview call with stars Jeremy Allen White and Ayo Edebiri on Monday.
“I really want opera to be more radical, more inventive,” the outgoing Lyric Opera of Chicago director says.
Here’s everything we know so far about season three of the hit show, which has enthralled the city and is back on Hulu on June 26.
These are the best ways to stay cool right now without spending too much or going too far.
As her three-year tenure comes to a close, Jessie Montgomery reminisces over her time with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and shares her inspirations.
The ceremonies are back in Chicago next week. We scoured the list of our past honorees to make a bucket list of local winners that are still in business.
Summer is the most affordable season to see top-notch performances, from theater to dance, with many shows free or reduced cost. Here are the best.
A massive dance archive housed at the Newberry Library will help preserve a rich and eclectic history that spans decades and genres.