AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoDance: Chicago choreographer Robyn Mineko Williams premieres “To Leave You” Nov. 9–10 at Three Top Lounge at the Salt Shed, blending dance, music and film. Film: The Black Harvest Film Festival runs Nov. 6–15 at the Gene Siskel Film Center, including “Once Upon a Time in Harlem,” featuring Chicago-born journalist Gerri Major. Chicago Arts Funding: The city’s proposed 2027 cultural spending plan is flat, even as other major cities increase arts funding. Live Performance: iO Theater marks 45 years of Chicago improv with a three-day lineup. Concerts: KATSEYE postponed its Chicago United Center show after Megan Skiendiel suffered a concussion. Public Art: A Quincy artist is transforming 1,000-pound gun safes into wildlife sculptures.
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