Indian classical sitar virtuoso Anoushka Shankar brings her new quintet to Chicago Symphony Orchestra.

Menjunje is an Afro-Caribbean Septet that features the folkloric rhythms of Puerto Rico and Cuba, playing arrangements and original compositions by Roy McGrath.

Go behind the scenes of architecturally, culturally and historically significant sites across Chicago. Explore 170+ sites in 20+ neighborhoods.

Ready to clear out some old items in preparation for the holidays? Looking for some gnetly used treasures? Come donate, shop, or sell your items at DANK Haus's flea market!

This festival provides a platform for artists aged 13 to 26 to share their unique perspectives on themselves, their communities, and the world through film.

Join a brilliant ballet performance at the Segundo Ruiz Belvis Cultural Center, the longest standing Latino cultural center in the city of Chicago, to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month.

“The Last Green Book” (22’) looks at Chicago South Side sites. What used to be Black owned establishments, are now empty lots, vacant buildings or have been redeveloped.

Bronzeville Historical Society will host the 2023 ANNUAL BOARD MEETING and a blues performance starring Ricky Red Maxwell, Laini Marisa, & The Elements of Time Band.

Author Hania Tallmadge, niece of Madame Ganna Walska, pays tribute to her great aunt. Madame Walska was a lady of exceptional beauty, with her portrait captured by many painters.

The Trickster Cultural Center hosts the Lajkonik Song and Dance Ensemble to celebrate Polish Heritage Month and showcase the wonderful talents of the Polish Community.

Navaratri is a celebration worshipping nine goddesses during nine days/nights. Celebrated differently across India, the common theme is victory of a female Goddess over a villain.

The Korean Cultural Center of Chicago invites you to the 13th Annual Benefit Gala. Join over 300 friends and members of the Korean American community for this event.

See Ukrainian artist Nataliia Korf-Ivaniuk's exhibition of plein air paintings. These delicate, intimate landscapes create a dialogue between paint and light.

Native American history and culture is foundational to understanding the United States. In this training, teachers will learn how to integrate Native perspectives into American history classes.

This fall, the Chicago Architecture Center is hosting an architects residency with ChartierDalix, an award-winning design firm from France here to study potential new futures for the Loop.

This special program is conducted in Korean and introduces hand drip technology and good coffee bean shopping methods while listening to stories about coffee travel in South America.

This lecture explores the creation and adaptation of religious identities on Cyprus from the period of joint Arab-Byzantine rule (known as the Condominium) to the Ottoman Conquest.