Claire Tibbs handpicks jewelry, tapestry, found furniture and handmade goods, all made by Chicago designers, makers and artists. There are colorful rugs and pillows, ceramics, crystal pipes and an apothecary section with candles, incense, sage, sweet grass, palo santo and many “empowered objects for radical homes,” as she puts it. But the Humboldt Park neighborhood shop strives to also be an incubator, a platform to support local small businesses and an open space for experimentation. Humboldt House is a community of like-minded individuals that share creative ideas and motivate one another. Mandatory: check out the Lost Girls Vintage pop-up shop under the same roof. (Vasia Rigou)
On Vacation: When The Going Gets Good This summer, more of us will be going both on vacation and going on holiday—eagerly leaving behind the confines of our physical and spiritual four walls…
Today in the Culture: March 26, 2021 | Good news/bad news in books | Trib nixes better offer for company FILM & TV Rebooting a shoot about rebooted humans CW is rebooting the 2004-2007 USA Network series "The 4400" and filming in Chicago. Here's the description: "In 'The 4400,' 4400 overlooked, undervalued, or otherwise marginalized people who vanished without a trace over the last hundred years are all returned in an instant, having not aged a day and with no…
