First Date, The Broadway Musical Comedy, Plays The Royal George Cabaret Previewing Feb. 5
A Valentine’s Day Ballroom Dance with live, 18-piece orchestra takes place at the Oak Park Arms. The dance is free and open to the public.
For the serious acting who is ready to "train to work," professional level classes begin February 8th.
Rick Shandling’s Jazz Coalition will perform original jazz compositions at the Oak Park Arms Retirement Community in a free concert.
A fun, family-friendly show for all ages!
Handel Week Festival, Oak Park presents baroque masterworks by GF Handel and JS Bach.
An Octave Above will present its show “Songs About Love” at 7:30 on Feb. 14.
Those Thrilling Days of Yesteryear Old Time Radio Recreations Troop presents “The Great Radio Detectives" at the Oak Park Arms.
Wrap-up your Wright Plus experience at Unity Temple with a lively evening concert by Chicago’s premier gypsy-jazz band, Swing Gitan.
Don't miss out on this One-Day Performance Workshop for Junior Bravo! Open to any 1st-5th Graders
Information on the 8th annual Discover National Chamber Music Competition on February 15, 2015
The Jeremy Kahn Trio will provide a free concert of Duke Ellington music in memory of Martin Luther King, Jr. at the Oak Park Arms.
Join us for the incredibly heartwarming and adorable story of the ugly duckling!
Church of Beethoven, classical music series in Oak Park, presents Ondas Ensemble: Latin music from Baroque Spain to Brazilian Bossa Nova.
Tickets go on sale Jan. 9 at Ticketweb.
First Date, The Broadway Musical Comedy at the Royal George Cabaret Feb. 5
Those Thrilling Days of Yesteryear Old Time Radio Recreations Troop presents a Christmas Show at the Oak Park Arms retirement community.
Unless you know your TV show trivia, you might be surprised a few of these TV series are set in Illinois.
Oak Park Concert Chorale (OPCC), Paul Lindblad, director, presents, The Eastern Star - Christmas Concert
Apollo Chorus will present a celebration of music from some of history’s most iconic composers during their Choral Classics
Pleasant Home, Oak Park. Annual holiday art sale December 6 & 7 from 10am-5pm.
Join the Frank Lloyd Wright Trust for a musical celebration of the season with Grammy-nominated vocalist Margaret Carlson.
Enjoy familiar holiday tunes performed by the highly-acclaimed Chicago a cappella, with admired guest music director, Paul Nicholson.
Explore the musical and cultural climate of Vienna through the music of Alexander Zemlinsky and Arnold Schöenberg.
Elizabeth Norman, the renowned Soprano, will be singing a Benefit Concert at the Frank Lloyd Wright Unity Temple on Nov 15th at 7:30 p.m.
Roger Kotecki will perform a Veteran's Day musical tribute about the American Civil War at the Oak Park Arms on Nov. 11
The Oak Park Arms Reader’s Theatre presents readings from the works of Carl Sandburg. Much of Carl Sandburg’s poetry is about Chicago.
A group of Albuquerque cellists celebrated the life and work of Oak Park native Felix Wurman (1958-2009) founder of the Church of Beethoven.
Meet Chicago’s rising stars in classical music. Church of Beethoven-Oak Park presents Music for Peace with the Virtuoso Philharmonic Duo
Did your great grandparents go to the great Fair? Do you ever dream about being there?
BRAVO! proudly presents...Into the Woods
Those Thrilling Days of Yesteryear, an all volunteer radio reenactment group, will present, “Oh No, it’s Poe!" at the Oak Park Arms.
A wine and cheese reception will take place for the opening of a new art installation, “Zig Sokolnicki: A Retrospective.
Finding Rudolph a Forever Home!
The Oak Park Arms will host a Harvest Dance and Open House with the Freenotes Big Band. The dance is free and open to the public.
Pianist Bobby Schiff and violinist Daniela Bisenius play impeccable classical, jazz and folk music in a free concert open to the public.
Silent Movies on the Porch at Pleasant Home - first four Fridays in August!
Cinema Siren says: Spectacular Simians should make Dawn the brightest of summer blockbusters.
Cinema Siren gives it 5 stars, saying it's fierier than the first, with twice the dragons.
"Bears," in theaters April 18, combines beautiful footage with a style and story accessible to children, making it a success for the whole family.