South Shore Arts will host an Artist’s Reception for “It’s Surreal Thing” | An Exhibit of Inked Imagery by Artist Jim Siergey | Friday, February 21 from 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. at The Towle Theater in Hammond
Given that he will not seek re-election in 2020 for Township Trustee, Frank J. Mrvan is announcing his candidacy to serve in the U.S. House as the Representative of Indiana’s First Congressional District.
Visit Kinton Ramen, the popular Japanese ramen restaurant concept that has taken Canada, Japan, South Korea and now the United States by storm.
Footlight Players of Michigan City is excited to announce The Robert W. Komendera Theatrical Scholarship Program honoring our longtime member and president. The generous donations, by our patrons that have participated in our 50/50 raffles throughout the year, have made this scholarship possible.
Footlight Players of Michigan City is excited to announce The Robert W. Komendera Theatrical Scholarship Program honoring our longtime member and president. The generous donations, by our patrons that have participated in our 50/50 raffles throughout the year, have made this scholarship possible.
The National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) announced a total of $1.2 million in fellowships to creative writers and translators, supporting both the development of new works of American literature and the translation into English of literary prose, poetry, and drama from writers around the world.
Artist applications are now open for the Lubeznik Arts Festival (LAF) on August 15 and 16, 2020. This popular festival held by Lubeznik Center for the Arts (LCA) is currently in its 39th year.
Sneak Peek of Hulu's High Fidelity | Hosted by Chicago Humanities Festival | Wednesday, Feb 12, 2020 7 - 9 PM | At Thalia Hall
*** Recommended *** “Top Girls” is an unusual play written by British playwright Caryl Churchill. Since I’d seen the play before (a Dunes Summer Theatre production in 2010), I knew where it was going. A word of warning, what with the weird dream sequence in Act I, will be more or less incomprehensible – at least until Act III, when you’ll figure it out. “Top Gun” was written as a reaction to Margaret Thatcher’s election in England, so it has a definite feminist slant. Because it’s ‘non-linear’, Churchill skips through time, which explains why the rest of us end up clueless. 3 Spotlights
