The University of Chicago's Gothic chapel, with one of the largest carillons in the world and regular concerts.
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A media arts center in Edgewater for independent and experimental film, with screenings and filmmaking classes.
A restored 1918 movie house in Lincoln Square showing new releases and repertory films.
Chicago's largest professional theater for young audiences, in a converted West Loop police station.
An Edgewater company presenting American classics and new plays in its own two-stage building.
A three-stage theater in Lakeview presenting new plays and hosting many Chicago companies.
A Lincoln Park theater with several stages for plays, musicals and long-running shows.
The improv theater where the Harold long-form format was developed by Del Close and Charna Halpern.
An improv theater and school in Lakeview known for bold, original comedy since 1987.
A tiny bar and music room in an 1890s frame house, beloved for country, folk and community events.
An Ukrainian Village club central to Chicago's indie, punk and experimental music scenes.
A Wrigleyville rock club in a 1927 Swedish community hall, a launch pad for Chicago bands since 1982.
Joe Segal's jazz club, presenting jazz in Chicago since 1947, now in Dearborn Station.
An Uptown jazz club open since 1907, once a Capone hangout and the birthplace of the poetry slam.
A women-led ensemble in Edgewater presenting new plays in an intimate storefront theater.

A Gold Coast dance center founded by choreographer Ruth Page, with a theater used by dance and theater companies.

Chicago's folk music school and concert hall, in a restored 1929 Lincoln Square library building.

The University of Chicago's arts center, with a performance hall, theater, gallery and screening room open to the public.