Women’s bodies are made to get pregnant, carry and birth babies but that doesn’t mean that women don’t have to e incredibly strong to complete the task. The hormone fluctuations, weight gain, cravings and nausea alone would convince some people that child bearing isn’t worth it. Then there is labor, delivery and aftercare. The female […]
Black Creativity began in 1970 as a tribute to the culture, heritage and contributions of African Americans in the arts. Now, 50 years later, the program has evolved to also highlight achievements in scientific fields. Here at the Museum of Science and Industry we’re commemorating this anniversary with a robust calendar of experiences and events […]
The renowned Chicago Youth Symphony Orchestras (CYSO), consisting of some of the most talented and dedicated young musicians from across the Midwest region, today announced programming for its Fall Symphony Orchestra Concert on November 17. The concert will feature the Chicago premiere of Transcend by composer Zhou Tian to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the completion of the Transcontinental Railroad. Commissioned […]
For our 18th wedding anniversary my husband booked us an outdoor adventure. I was excited for us to do something together that involved being outside in the fresh air and something that involved physical activity. He had booked a kayaking tour in Starved Rock Illinois. The photo below this paragraph is the one used on […]
On April 12th, Director/Writer J.J. Abrams and Producer Kathleen Kennedy were joined by stars Daisy Ridley, John Boyega, Kelly Marie Tran, Oscar Isaac, Billy Dee Williams, Naomi Ackie, Joonas Suotamo and Anthony Daniels, and droids BB-8 and D-0, for a panel discussion at Star Wars Celebration in Chicago, moderated by Stephen Colbert. It was a […]
Seymour Krelborn is in search of an escape from his poverty-stricken life on an urban skid-row. He discovers a mysterious carnivorous plant, which survives on human blood. This man-eating plant quickly blossoms into a fully-fledged local attraction and propels Seymour to success. Before long, Seymour discovers the plant’s extra-terrestrial roots and its’ ultimate desire for […]
There is always something exciting worth learning about at the Museum of Science and Industry Chicago. This year’s Juried Art Exhibition is the largest in its history. The gallery, displayed annually at MSI since 1970, features more than 170 dynamic art works from professional and aspiring African-American artists, including youth artists. The Juried Art Exhibition is the nation’s longest-running […]
Secure your spot on the naughty or nice list at the Museum of Science and Industry’s ADULTS-ONLY HOLIDAY PARTY! WHAT: On Friday, November 16, from 7-11 p.m., secure your spot on the naughty or nice list with a holiday party unlike anything else in Chicago. MSI After Hours: Naughty or Nice is back for a second […]
We are so excited for Chicago Toy and Game Week on November 15-18 at Navy Pier. This is fun for the whole family and certainly a wonderland of magic and excitement for the kiddos! For the first time ever, Santa Claus will be stopping by and working out of his toy workshop made from Magformers. But that’s not all! […]
A&A BALLET ANNOUNCES STELLAR PRINCIPAL CAST FOR “THE ART DECO NUTCRACKER” American Ballet Theatre Soloist Katherine Williams to Dance Sugar Plum Fairy CHICAGO – A&A BALLET (A&A), under the artistic direction of Anna Reznik and Alexei Kremnev,has announced the principal casting for “The Art Deco Nutcracker” (© 2017 Alexei Kremnev), which will be performed at Chicago’s Studebaker Theatre at 410 S. […]