AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoArts & Culture (Chicago): Bronzeville is getting a major boost as the Bronzeville Legacy Collective says it raised $75 million to build or redevelop nine cultural sites, including the National Museum of Gospel Music and the Emmett Till and Mamie Till-Mobley House, with a long-term goal of $250 million. Live Music (Crystal Lake): Raue Center for the Arts lines up four tribute nights in October, from an Alanis Morissette tribute to Billy Joel, Johnny Cash, and Styx. Theater (Illinois): Bob Odenkirk is bringing his range to the stage, talking up why theater’s audience energy keeps pulling him in. TV (Chicago-area viewers): “NCIS: New York” premieres with LL Cool J and Scott Caan teaming up in a new franchise chapter. Sports Betting & Sports Culture (Illinois): Loyola launches a course on sports betting and prediction markets, reflecting how gambling is blending into everyday sports viewing. Community Events (Chicago): The 38th annual Streeterville Doggy & Kitty Halloween Party is set for Oct. 31 at the MCA Sculpture Garden, with 350+ pets expected. Music (Chicago): Lalah Hathaway releases “Made in Chicago,” a nostalgia-soaked album rooted in her hometown radio memories. Sports (Baseball): The White Sox are in the ALDS, and a column weighs how they’ll handle Cubs fans showing up at Rate Field.
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