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Three to See: Double Take
Chicago Public Radio's Matt Cunningham revisits three cultural events you still have time to check out.
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Batman's Kind of Town
A look at how Chicago became Gotham City.
Posted on 7.18.2008 by
Sam Hudzik
Some Illinois Historic Sites Could Close
Historic sites in Illinois could close this year.
Posted on 7.18.2008 by
City Room
'The Dark Knight' Hits Chicago Theaters
Local reaction to
The Dark Knight.
Posted on 7.18.2008 by
City Room
Old School Artist Cleveland Dean
Local artist takes his work to the streets.
Posted on 7.17.2008 by
Gianofer Fields
Landmarks Illinois Has New President
The economy and post-World War II buildings are among challenges for preservationists.
Posted on 7.14.2008 by
Lynette Kalsnes
Diversity in Chicago Neighborhoods
New Study Looks at Chicago Neighborhoods
Posted on 7.13.2008 by
Gianofer Fields
School of the Art Institute Gets New President
The School of the Art Institute gets a new president.
Posted on 7.11.2008 by
City Room
Three to See: The Art of Spectacle
Each week, Chicago Public Radio’s Matt Cunningham brings us three cultural options. This week they are close to home.
Posted on 7.11.2008 by
Matthew Cunningham
Arts from Ancient Kingdom Come to Chicago
Royalty and local Chicago immigrants hope to bring the artifacts to Benin someday.
Posted on 7.10.2008 by
Lynette Kalsnes
Newly-Acquired Harden to Pitch for Cubs this Weekend
Pitcher Rich Harden is now a Chicago Cub.
Posted on 7.9.2008 by
City Room
'Jersey Boys' Goes Smoke-Free
Chicago's 'Jersey Boys' goes smoke-free.
Posted on 7.8.2008 by
Stephanie Lecci
Immigration Exhibit Opens
Organizers time new show for the Fourth of July.
Posted on 7.4.2008 by
Lynette Kalsnes
City Officials Hope Tiffany Dome Restoration is Just the Start
Cultural affairs officials want to make Chicago a center for the decorative arts.
Posted on 6.30.2008 by
Lynette Kalsnes
Huge Tiffany Dome Reopens for Business
Workers cleaned more than 30,000 pieces of glass, by hand.
Posted on 6.30.2008 by
Lynette Kalsnes
Have Purse Will Travel
Find Out if Women Really Carry Hell in Their Handbags
Posted on 6.27.2008 by
Gianofer Fields
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