Chicago Fire FC today launched an all-new mobile app to enhance the fan experience at Soldier Field and beyond via the preferred mobile device of Fire fans everywhere.

Although it was not easy to score a ticket to this sold-out production, I’m glad I did. Steel Magnolias is a play that has it all… fights, love, worries, birth, death, laughs, and tears.

**** Recommended **** The Goodman Theatre’s latest production, Toni Stone, is a great baseball story.  If you have a baseball lover in the family, take them to see this unique play.  This is a darn good story based on a real person, Toni Stone, the first woman to play professional baseball.  Kudos to Director Ron OJ Parsons on a delightful story.  Aside from the history, Toni Stone would be worth seeing for the baseball anecdotes alone!  4 Spotlights

VINTAGE VISION CARS OF THE 1920S at Indiana State Museum and Historic Sites through October 15th

THE FISH FRY-DAYS ARE BACK AT NOLL! || For each of the first five Fridays in Lent, Bishop Noll will be host fish fries in the cafeteria.

Join Giordano Dance Chicago (GDC) at the Harris Theater for Music and Dance, March 31 and April 1, 7:30PM, and experience the magic of 60 monumental years.

The day begins with a brief ceremony and tossing of flowers near the Darrow Bridge in Jackson Park at 10 a.m || Later that day, a special free program will be held to discuss the Woodworkers’ case

South Shore Arts is excited to announce a Studio Open House, Sunday, March 12 from 1-4pm.

MUSIC OF THE BAROQUE HERALDS THE COMING OF HOLY WEEK WITH BACH’S MONUMENTAL “THE ST. MATTHEW PASSION”
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“… a dressy, glamorous night on the town…” - Chris Jones, Chicago Tribune || “A WILDLY ENTERTAINING EVENING… a dazzling parade of contortionists, acrobats, jugglers and extraordinary aerialists in a venue so intimate you can see them sweat.” - Catey Sullivan, Chicago Sun-Times || Directed By Prolific Choreographer Dreya Weber and Featuring Acclaimed Chicago Favorites Frank Ferrante and LiV Warfield, CABARET ZAZOU Now Playing in Chicago’s Theatre District