AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoChicago Art & Film: A free Oct. 24 exhibition at Center on Halsted will feature work by LGBTQ+ migrants in detention, alongside a panel and live music. Chicago transgender filmmakers are also building a DIY scene around low-budget, low-poly films. Local Stages: The new American opera Omar, backed by Grammy winner Rhiannon Giddens, is coming to Chicago, while Woodstock Opera House is welcoming hometown performers back for fall and winter shows. Music & Community: A new book of 100 portraits traces five decades of Chicago’s changing music scenes. At the University of Chicago, jazz singer Lizz Wright has opened an art-filled cafe, The Hunt. Spooky Season: Marion Carnegie Library’s free Hallo-Teen week runs Oct. 26–30, with crafts, games and movies for ages 12–18.
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