4/29 and 4/30: A play for those held captive by theater itself. On the border of illusion and reality, the only constant is human feeling.
Interview with Dmitry Yakubov, Director of the play Splinter, Part II
Interview with Dmitry Yakubov, Director of the play Splinter, Part I
An Inside Look at the World of Actors and the Creation of the Play, Celebrating its Chicagoland Premiere, Two Shows Added 4/29 and 4/30
Vote to Retain Incumbent Trustees
Interview with Dmitry Yakubov, Director of "Splinter,” Offering an Inside Look at the World of Actors and the Creation of the Play
Group hosts lectures, and provides access to 800-volume research library, genealogy mavens willing to help
New Officers Join Team Shore
40th Anniversary Concert at Old Town School of Folk Music, in Chicago, Sunday June 4, 2023 at 2:00 PM
With public hearings launching this week, we have a chance to unify Skokie’s disparate housing policies into one that prioritizes inclusion.
The Skokie NorthShore Sculpture Park installed a new public art sculpture titled “Aspire” by Morton Grove artist Barbara Goldsmith.
Skokie NorthShore Sculpture Park installation
Got Questions? We’ve Got Answers! By the Skokie Alliance for Electoral Reform
A Yes vote for 3 referendum questions will transform Skokie’s unusual, outdated electoral system into a fair and representative democracy
Johnny Burgin Blues Revue Teams Veteran Performer with Up-and-coming Artists: Ben Levin, Marie Martens and Joel Astley, 7:30 PM Show
North Shore Congregation Israel in Glencoe opens its doors to Chicago’s oldest Jewish youth musical ensemble.
A history of race and class tension stoked by local power brokers may have provoked in Crimo an intolerant worldview climaxing in violence.
Skokie Concert Choir seeking members
End-of-summer fun in Skokie
Skokie Honors Nurses in the 4th of July Parade
A leading international competition that invites high school upperclassmen to master a scientific topic and its related Judaic sources.
The village is looking for community groups and others interested in participating.
Candy Wrappers turned into Freebies at McGrath Evanston Subaru
The Skokie dealership donates almost $40,000 to charity.
Local Cantor Reflects on His Ukrainian Homeland, Dedicates Song at Upcoming Concert in Arlington Heights
Storytellers mix religion, relationships and personal story Virtually March 18-27
The Elgin Symphony Orchestra and Jeans ‘n Classics present 'Sgt. Pepper' February 18 at the North Shore Center for Performing Arts
After policy changes without teacher input occurs, District tells teachers and community different stories.
Schools are keeping their mask policies despite court ruling. Lincolnwood District 74 is not.
Open Letter to the Skokie Board: Skokie's motto is "Village of Vision." Which will it be, beauty and community, or a car vending machine?
American Youth Symphony Orchestra to Offer Unique Musical Training
Summer Music Camp For All Instruments, ages 5-18 in Hinsdale
Professional 3-day Kitchen and Bath Refinishing Training Class, as well as the Kitchen Only Refinishing Training Class
Would you like to learn about the role of meditation in Jewish spirituality and the underlying principles of Kabbalah?
Skokie's new "Highpoint" complex, like other suburban luxury high-rises, is actually a low point for everyone's quality of life.
Free Artists Reception at Devonshire Cultural Center, Skokie - Jan. 9, 2022 (4 - 6 pm)
Give the Gift of Music this Season with American Music Institute
Concert features lesser-known works by Brahms and Dvořák and world premiere by Composer in Residence Jonathan Bingham, Nov. 21
Tellin' Tales Theatre curated a diverse group with and without disabilities to share personal stories exploring truth related to Gender
Vocalist Bradford Newquist to play music from his new album, Quiet Nights, and songs from the Great American Songbook, at concert on Nov. 16