Charles Storch

The Illinois Development Finance Authority on Thursday sold $50.7 million in tax-exempt revenue bonds on behalf of Chicago's Museum of Contemporary Art. Proceeds of the public offering will go toward...

"Getting to Know Your Graveyard" might make for polite dinner conversation if you were dining with the Addams Family. However, its just one of the many grave subjects that will...

The National Endowment for the Humanities has booked the 2,700-seat concert hall at Washington's Kennedy Center for the May 4 Jefferson Lecture by Chicago poet Gwendolyn Brooks. In previous years,...

The Field Museum of Natural History said it is switching its day of free admission to Wednesdays from Thursdays, as of June 15. As a result, the three neighboring lakefront...

The Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs will offer an exchange program to assist artists invited to perform, exhibit or study abroad and to help foreign artists work and study here....

Famed tenor Placido Domingo will give a free evening concert June 27 at Grant Park's Petrillo Music Shell in an event tied to the World Cup soccer tournament, Mayor Richard...

On March 4, 1993, Tempo profiled the Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation and its president, Michael S. Joyce, who has helped make the Milwaukee philanthropy one of the most influential...

The National Assembly of Local Arts Agencies issued its first report card on congressional support for the arts Monday. It gave A-plus grades to Illinois Sens. Paul Simon and Carol...

Chicago developer John Buck Co. has sent its first notices to vacate to tenants in the 600 block on the west side of North Michigan Avenue, indicating that construction on...

Non-profit professional theaters across the country endured another financially bleak year in 1993, as operating deficits mounted and attendance and government support declined at many stage companies, according to a...