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Solo Show ‘I Killed Andy Breitbart’ Returns to Chicago for Limited Engagement

The production draws from real events surrounding Terrapin Theatre’s The Love Song of Saul Alinsky and its post-show panel featuring Obama. #chicago #theater

Athenaeum Center Unveils Fall 2026 Season Featuring ‘Dante 360’ and Holiday Classic

The announcement follows a successful 2025–26 season for the historic Chicago venue, which included the U.S. debut of Bernadette, The Musical and marked continued growth in original productions. #fall #theater #chicago

Treasurer Michael Frerichs Honors Eight Illinois Women Leaders for Women’s History Month

Women’s History Month traces its origins back more than 100 years, with International Women’s History Day first observed in 1911. In 1980, President Jimmy Carter proclaimed National Women’s History Week, and in 1987, Congress officially designated March as National Women’s History Month. #women #month #honors

Former Presidents to Attend Public Homegoing for Rev. Jesse L. Jackson, Sr. in Chicago

The events will draw an array of national leaders, local officials, and cultural figures. Speakers include Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson, Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker, Congresswoman Maxine Waters, Chicago Cubs owner Tom Ricketts, businessman Jim Reynolds, and Rabbi Sharon Brous. #jessejackson #presidents #homegoing

Faith Leaders, Dignitaries and Entertainers to Honor Rev. Jesse L. Jackson Sr. at Public Homegoing Services in Chicago

“His voice will continue to resonate powerfully, echoing across generations and inspiring hearts for years to come.” #jessejackson #honor #service

Documentary on Historic Black Town Mound Bayou to Premiere at DuSable Museum in Chicago

Organizers say the screening is also a call to action, encouraging Chicago-area residents to help elevate Mound Bayou’s story within the broader national narrative and in Hollywood portrayals of Black history. #documentary #blackhistory #premiere

Chicago HBCU Baseball Classic to Make Historic Debut at Wrigley Field

In the days leading up to the game, partner sites across Chicago will host youth clinics, educational programming and other community-focused events aimed at expanding access to baseball and higher education opportunities. #hbcu #baseball #debut

Honoring Rev. Jesse L. Jackson Sr., Chicago to Host a Week of Services

The scheduled events are expected to draw local residents, faith leaders, elected officials and admirers from across the country. #jessejackson #honoring #events

Chicago Jazz Philharmonic Marks Black History Month With Music, Film and Conversation

The film, produced by filmmaker Dan Andries, chronicles the days after King’s assassination, when anger and sorrow spilled into the streets of Chicago and left deep scars on West Side neighborhoods. #blackhistory #chicagojazz #film

Progressive Influencers, Candidates to Gather in Chicago for New-Style Political Organizing Event

The event is being organized by Demi Palecek, a Democratic candidate for Illinois State Representative in the 13th District, who said the goal is to bridge the gap between online political engagement and on-the-ground organizing. #politics #progressiveinfluencers #event

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