Nancy Maes

To celebrate spring, Brookfield Zoo has organized an all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet hosted by costumed characters Mr. and Mrs. Bunny. Some live furry creatures from the Children's Zoo will also stop...

The Young Actors' Program gives children a chance to enter the world of the stage. They can learn theater games, the art of improvisation, stage combat, work on a scene...

Children can don pint-sized aprons and traditional chef's hats and join executive chef Stephen Esh in the kitchen of Benjamin's Restaurant in The Inn at University Village, 625 S. Ashland...

A Family Day at the Terra Museum of American Art is inspired by the paintings, watercolors and drawings in the exhibition, "Across Continents and Cultures: The Art and Life of...

Though it may not sound like Ernest Hemingway's style, a "champagne tea" is on tap from 4 to 6 p.m. Saturday when Rose Marie Burwell discusses and signs copies of...

The Osborne Brothers, members of both the Grand Old Opry and the International Bluegrass Music Association's Hall Of Honor, are among bluegrass music's elite. After four decades of concertizing, Sonny's...

Long before museums had whiz-bang hands-on exhibits, parents were taking their children to see the Thorne Miniature Rooms at the Art Institute. They were a gift from Chicago art patron...

The serene beauty of the Japanese Garden at the Chicago Botanic Garden is enhanced by wintertime. The evergreens are trained and pruned so that they can hold the falling snow...

Take 5,000 partygoers. Mix in one '70s pop group and sprinkle in some casino games and prizes. Yield: "The World's Largest Office Party," which begins at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday at...

Different kind of dance The members of XSIGHT! promise to live up to their name in the premiere of "Cycle of Unveiling." These X-generation performance artists will create exciting images,...