University Arts Engagement presents an ArtsPass Exclusive: Court Theatre Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead.

Students, staff, and faculty of member institutions in the museum’s University Partner Program are invited to a day of free activities and programs at the Art Institute of Chicago.

In collaboration with the University of Chicago, the University PartnerFest at the Museum of Contemporary Art promises to be an enriching and immersive experience. This event offers a unique opportunity to explore the museum's extensive contemporary art collection.

Lyric Opera of Chicago welcomes Champion, the first opera written by composer Terence Blanchard. Based on a true story and featuring a libretto by Michael Cristofer; the drama unfolds in what composer Terence Blanchard calls “an opera in jazz.”

Wrightwood 659, in collaboration with the University of Chicago, is set to host an enlightening event centered around the thought-provoking exhibition "Difference Machines: Technology and Identity in Contemporary Art." This exhibit delves into the intricate interplay between the ever-evolving digital technologies and the multifaceted identities we embody.

Presentation of Ballroom culture on Chicago’s south side and with its Black and Brown queer community. The event will include a panel discussion, a ballroom performance and a post-event party.

Explore the Art Institute of Chicago and Remedios Varo’s exhibit, Science Fictions. University of Chicago’s faculty, Verónica Moraga Guerra, will lead a special program around the exhibit.

Heating clay to life, kiln’s are an essential in the ceramic making process. Join fellow UChicago students and Department of Visual Arts Teaching Artist Amber Ginsburg on a guided bus tour to explore the history and function of Kiln’s on the Southside of Chicago in connection. This is an opportunity to commune with local practitioners and learn about the diversity and nuance of ceramic practice from studio to studio.

The Joffrey Ballet's highly anticipated Chicago premiere of Liam Scarlett's Frankenstein takes the audience on a captivating journey through scientist Victor Frankenstein’s ambitious plan to animate a patchwork of lifeless body parts, setting in motion a detrimental chain of fateful events. Frankenstein, one of the most innovative works of dance today, is set to Lowell Liebermann’s original sweeping score and immersed within the stunning stage design by world-renowned artist John Macfarlane

Tickets are $10 for students

Visit the Art Institute of Chicago for a free night of art and exclusive opportunities for UChicago students, staff, and faculty!

Join us for an event at the Goodman Theatre centered on Rebecca Gilman's play, “Swing State.” The play utilizes emotionally complex characters to explore the tension between opposing forces of humanity. It also discusses issues surrounding relevant issues such as incarceration, the environment, and questions of authority versus liberty.

Join the Art Institute of Chicago for the 2022 Woman’s Board Lecture + Luncheon and hear from acclaimed artist Carrie Mae Weems on the ways her work engages with ideas of race, gender, and American identity.

Pina Bausch’s The Rite of Spring (1975) is danced by a newly assembled company of dancers from 14 African countries.

Pina Bausch’s The Rite of Spring (1975) is danced by a newly assembled company of dancers from 14 African countries.

The Art of Architecture: Perspectives on Sullivan & Nickel will bring together experts to discuss topics as diverse as the power of photography, the neuroscience behind ornamentation, and the impact and benefits of preservation on the urban built environment.

The Logan Center for the Arts, the Shulamit Ran and Abraham Lotan Visiting Distinguished Artists Fund, and the Joyce Z. and Jacob Greenberg Center for Jewish Studies present Exit Wounds & Other Stories: A Selection of Works by Rutu Modan on view in the Café Logan.

Experience the Academy Award-winning 1984 film on screen while Mozart’s celebrated works are performed live by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and Chorus.

Experience the Academy Award-winning 1984 film on screen while Mozart’s celebrated works are performed live by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and Chorus.

Experience the Academy Award-winning 1984 film on screen while Mozart’s celebrated works are performed live by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and Chorus.

This event seeks to explore young and emerging Blues musicians who want to push the boundaries of Blues using their own interpretations in ways that are experimental while honoring the legendary Blues performers who came before them.

Experience the Academy Award-winning 1984 film on screen while Mozart’s celebrated works are performed live by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and Chorus.

Dreaming Ages explores nonlinear as well as chronological time in aging, and plays against silences and secrets around aging.

Join other theater-loving college students for pizza and a play! College Night at the Goodman includes a pre-show reception with all-you-can-eat pizza, soda, and a discussion with a featured cast member.