In a summer that seemed to be defined by house music, the city’s tribute to house’s founding co-father Frankie Knuckles was the culmination of all celebrations. Just a free dance party in Millennium Park under the Bean where the whole city was invited and the whole city seemed to come. And as everything from Teddy Pendergrass’ “You Can’t Hide From Yourself” to Dennis Ferrer’s “Hey Hey” played in honor of the man that introduced so many to what their (our) lives would become, everybody just danced.
Today In The Culture, June 16, 2023: No Wherewithall | Whither Thompson Center Art? | RIP Blackie Onassis Get daily culture news sent to your inbox every weekday morning. Subscribe to Newcity Today here. ART MCA Increasing Admission "A suggested-admission increase for the Museum of Contemporary Art was approved Wednesday by the Chicago Park District. The price change takes effect this month," reports the Sun-Times. "For Chicago residents, student and senior tickets will increase from $8 to $10, and…
