Klaus Mäkelä, who becomes the new music director of the CSO with the 2027–28 season, returned to Chicago last week to lead an ...

Murder mystery meets ghost story in the Chicago premiere of Kristen Adele Calhoun's atmospheric “Black Cypress Bayou” at Definition Theatre.

Kurt Weill’s “Der Silbersee” is only very infrequently staged because it is quite long, has huge stretches of German dialogue ...

When Kayleigh White opened a plain white envelope stamped “UNDUE” in big, bold blue letters late last year, she threw it away ...

The Gilbert and Sullivan Opera Company, Inc. has been bringing effervescent operetta productions to Hyde Park since 1960. This year’s production of “The Gondoliers” continued the company’s grand tradi ...

A Chicago nonprofit is awarding $340,000 in grants to fund arts projects near public transit hubs on the South and West sides ...

Saturday Soul Pop-Ups: S trugglebeard Bakery launches a Women’s History Month pop-up series featuring women-owned businesses.

Hyde Park Union Church has been awarded a $163,838 city grant to repair its 100-year-old roof, part of the latest round of Adopt-A-Landmark funding announced in January.

The Chicago Park District will receive $1.2 million in federal funding to repair a Jackson Park pathway connecting the ...

A line of customers wrapped around the corner of the Hyde Park Shopping Center Wednesday as Barnes & Noble opened a new bookstore in the neighborhood.

Antonin Dvorak, the most revered Czech composer, famously spent three years in the United States (1892–1895) in part studying ...

This story is the first of two about Paul Cornell, the "Father of Hyde Park." Paul Cornell, the “Father of Hyde Park,” was born in upstate New York in 1822. When he was still a small boy, his ...