State Aligns Economic Development, Talent Services to Advance Direct Support for Growing Businesses | Indiana Secretary of Career Connections and Talent joins Indiana Economic Development Corporation in response to business needs
CUBBINGTON’S CABINET, A WOMAN-OWNED CBD STARTUP, TAKES ON THE SLEEP SUPPLEMENT MARKET WITH THE INTRODUCTION OF ITS NIGHTTIME RESERVE | Made with Melatonin, Beyond-Broad Spectrum CBD and a Delicious Blend of Organic Chamomile and Tahitian Vanilla, Nighttime Reserve by Cubbington’s Cabinet Helps Users Get the Rest They Need for Optimal Health
Now Streaming on the Virtual Stage! "Red Folder" An Illustrated Short Written, Directed and Illustrated by Ensemble Member Rajiv Joseph | Streaming Now Through August 31, 2021 | Featuring ensemble member Carrie Coon | "Red Folder" Illustrates the Mind of a First Grader, his Folder and his Quest for Vengeance in this Captivating Short Film
WEINBERG/NEWTON GALLERY ANNOUNCES FULL ROSTER OF ARTISTS AND DETAILS OF PROGRAMMING SERIES FOR “COLLECTIVE COMMUNITIES” EXHIBITION | “Collective Communities: Actions on Environmental Crises” Exhibition and Related Programming are Presented in Partnership with Nonprofit Earthjustice
CASTING ANNOUNCED FOR THE JANUARY 30 “FUTURE LABS” READING OF LAYALINA BY MARTIN YOUSIF ZEBARI, DIRECTED BY AZAR KAZEMI |
***THE GOODMAN'S FIRST STREAMING EFFORT OF 2021 IS NEAR CAPACITY***
Small arts organizations reveal benefits of virtual programming | Survey of 61 small arts organizations in Chicago reveals benefits of virtual programming, impact on plans for 2021
HYDE PARK ART CENTER CONTINUES FREE ALL-AGES INTERACTIVE CENTER SUNDAYS PUBLIC PROGRAM February 7, 2021, 1-4 P.M. | Latest installment in monthly series, now virtual, features three hours of Teen Takeover public programs in support of Art Center Teen Program’s upcoming exhibition “Next Window, Please!”
Broadway In Chicago has announced new dates for two shows: THE SIMON & GARFUNKEL STORY and COME FROM AWAY.
Lubeznik Center for the Arts Welcomes New Exhibition From Pipelines & Borderlines | Pipelines & Borderlines: The Art of Survival will exhibit from January 30th – March 12th
When most people think about gender roles during Shakespeare's time, particularly in regards to actors, they think about how all theatrical roles were portrayed by men, as women were not allowed to perform on stage during that time.
