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When CBS radio aired the sci-fi drama “The War of the Worlds” in 1938, listeners ran into the streets in panic. Given how this year has gone so far, it’s appropriate that Theatre in the Dark has decided to restage the classic alien invasion tale as a live audio play set in the modern era.
Read MoreYou can meet some new neighborhood feathered friends at the 10th annual Windy City Coop Tour.
Read MoreWhile Logan Square boasts a lot of creative businesses, not many know it’s also home base for Elephant Pictures, the production company behind movies like The Weatherman, The Pursuit of Happyness and The Secret Life of Walter Mitty.
Read MoreOutdoor movie nights return as Comfort Station announces a series of four socially distant outdoor screenings.
Read MoreTalking dogs, psychics, a dying rat-raced alien from the planet Qirth — the characters in Syrup Lane, a new collection of audio stories from local writer Cody Lee, are unique, loquacious, and just a little bit unhinged.
Read MoreAfter one man’s engagement plans fell through due to the pandemic, he turned to the Logan Theatre to help hatch Plan B and still make the event memorable, which even caught social media attention.
Read MoreHere are some recommendations from the staff of LoganSquarist on the best stuff we’ve been reading, watching and listening to lately, all to help you stay sane (and safe) during shelter-in-place.
Read MoreThe local lettering and crafts boutique is offering a variety of curated care packages — including Unicorn Magic, Girl Power, Book Lover, Work From Home, Cat Love, and more—that they’ll ship to your friend for free along with a card and hand-written note.
Read MoreLocal firm SEO Design Chicago recently launched a new scholarship program to help young marketers kick-start their careers.
Read MoreGet an inside look at the political button game ahead of Election Day in Chicago from local button company Busy Beaver.
Read MoreBuckminster Fuller believed that geodesic domes have the power to change the world. The architect’s lightweight dome structures, which could be easily assembled and shipped virtually anywhere, seemed to represent freedom and a creative, cost-effective approach to home building. In the 1960s and ’70s, domes sprouted up in a variety of remote outposts, from New […]
Read MoreThrough art therapy and fundraising, local nonprofit group Arte al Rescate is helping rebuild Puerto Rico one piece of art at a time.
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