Many people come to Chicago to soak up its rich history as an origin point for blues, but few tourists remember that before the blues era Chicago was a jazz town. Luckily, this is a legacy that still breathes, and swings, at this legendary Uptown venue. The perfect way to end a long night, swathed in the ambience of real jazz and an art deco interior that makes the Cheesecake Factory look like a sad cartoon, The Green Mill offers free cover on Friday and Saturday, after 1am and 2am respectively. Here you can sip dry martinis until the sun rises at the same tables Al Capone once graced with his infamous presence.
Today in the Culture, May 3, 2021: KJM at Auction | Margaret Byrne Hot Docs | Trib Time's Almost Up ART Kerry James Marshall’s Nat Turner Portrait To Sell At Auction Kerry James Marshall’s 1991 painting "Nat-Shango (Thunder)," a portrait of an enslaved man, Nat Turner, who led an 1831 rebellion in Virginia, will be up for auction, reports ARTnews. "The painting will be sold during Christie’s contemporary art evening sale on May 11, where it is expected to…
