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Civic show celebrates Midwestern tradition
In 1876, the schooner Reindeer arrived in Chicago carrying Christmas trees from Manitowoc, Wisconsin. Thus began a tradition that continued for the next 45 years, with many schooners arriving in […]
Free tee time for vets, active military personnel
Veterans and active military personnel can enjoy free golf at Foster Park and McMillen Park golf courses on Thursday, Nov. 11. Tee time and military ID are required, and electric […]
McBryde added to growing ’22 Clyde Theatre season
The Clyde Theatre concert schedule for 2022 is already beginning to take shape, most recently adding country music singer-songwriter Ashley McBryde who comes to town Saturday, Feb. 26. Raised in […]
Christian artist to play sold-out show at Embassy
After more than one rescheduled concert, TobyMac fans will finally see the Christian hip hop artist take the stage at Embassy Theatre on November 14. “This show has been rescheduled […]
Hall of Fame songwriter John Hiatt brings the magic
John Hiatt is not a household name, but he should be. Pity the household that is not well-stocked with John Hiatt. But in reality, your household may be well-stocked with […]
After the pandemic, MercyMe is ready to perform
The production of numerous studio albums has defined several stages of life for MercyMe leader Bart Millard. The Grammy-nominated Christian rock band will finally bring their latest album, Inhale (Exhale), […]
‘Last Night in Soho’ Review: Inventive direction can’t overcome weak writing
Following up his music documentary The Sparks Brothers from earlier this year, director Edgar Wright continues to expand past his comedy roots with Last Night in Soho, a shoddy but […]
Dune tops the box office for a second weekend
Denis Villeneuve’s Dune took the No. 1 spot at the U.S. box office for the second consecutive weekend, selling another $15.5 million, upping the film’s 10-day worldwide sales total to […]