Arts

Looking for ways to stay warm this potentially snowy weekend?

We've got another WPB Weekend Arts Guide ready to keep your next few days busy! There's plenty to do and see both on-site and virtual, even as winter really sets in, so don't miss out...

With snowy start to the weekend and a cosmic convergence to end it as we celebrate the winter solstice, it's a great time to show your support of the local arts and related neighborhood businesses!

When a painter becomes a "fur mom," it can be expected that their subject matter may reflect  their furry "offspring." Artist Laura Junge has taken that obsession to a new level as she creates custom paintings for pet moms and dads with "kids of all species."

Things are changing fast, but there is still plenty to do and see this weekend with our WPB Weekend Arts Guide! We've got everything you need to know to support the arts from home or with a quick drop into your favorite neighborhood space. 

It's Halloween weekend and Wicker Park and Bucktown are showing their spooky sides!

This WPB Halloween Weekend Arts Guide will give you the haunted happenings and gruesome goings-ons around the neighborhoods, with a special emphasis on activities for the holiday.

Make the best of the next few days with our WPB Weekend Arts Guide! Between opening and closing exhibitions, streaming events, and neighborhood happenings, there's sure to be something to interest everyone.

See how the recent progress with Covid-19 restrictions has affected local arts spaces and read up on all the happenings and exhibitions that you can enjoy from home or out and about in the neighborhood.

Many wondered for more than two years if IT would ever happen. "Would the cornfield ever be installed with stalks high or higher than an elephant's eye, on the backside of the Bucktown-Wicker Park Library at 1701 N. Milwaukee Ave.?" Saturday, September 19, the cornfield was dedicated! "Oh what a beautiful morning, oh what a beautiful day!"