Open to UChicago Students Only

Thursday, April 30th, 2026 from 7 pm to 9:30 pm.

Bus Departs from the Logan Center at 5:40 pm

Performance: Lyric Opera of Chicago - 20 N Wacker Dr, Chicago, IL 60606

This Spring ArtsPass Exclusive Event is FREE but we only have a limited number of tickets. RSVP using the form below. - REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED.

Co-presented by the Logan Center for the Arts, University of Chicago Jazz Ensemble at the Department of Music, UChicago Presents, and Chicago Studies.

In April 2026, Chicago is hosting International Jazz Day’s 15th Anniversary Celebration, coinciding with the United States’ 250th Anniversary, making it a once-in-a-generation cultural milestone.

On the evening of April 30, 2026, the International Jazz Day All-Star Global Concert will take place at the Lyric Opera of Chicago. Featuring celebrated local, national, and international talents such as Dee Dee Bridgewater, Marcus Miller, Renée Fleming, Jacob Collier, among many others, including Chicagoans Bobby Broom, Ernest Dawkins, Kurt Elling, Herbie Hancock, Marquis Hill, Joel Ross and Jahari Stampley. The concert will be live-streamed globally on YouTube, as well as on UN Web TV, jazzday.com, Facebook and additional platforms—reaching millions of viewers in more than 190 countries and uniting the world from Chicago.

Serving as the grand finale of the global International Jazz Day celebration, presented in partnership with UNESCO, the 15th Annual All-Star Global Concert in Chicago brings together an extraordinary lineup of more than 40 acclaimed artists for an unforgettable evening of music. Discover the full artist lineup at jazzday.com.

Be one of a few UChicago students to see the concert live at the Lyric Opera House!

“I’m excited that Chicago, my hometown, is hosting International Jazz Day 2026. It was in my Chicago high school auditorium that I discovered jazz, an event that sparked a lifelong passion and commitment to this powerful art form. Jazz opened doors to creativity, self-expression and freedom.”

Herbie HancockUNESCO Goodwill Ambassador

Schedule:

5:40 pm - Bus Departs Logan Center, 915 East 60th Street

6:00 pm - House Opens – note your ticket may be in a general admission seating section

7 pm - Concert begins

9:30 pm - End of show and Bus Returns to Logan Center

Bus will depart after show to return students to campus by 10:00 pm

The concert will be broadcast live worldwide and will begin promptly at 7:00 pm. Guests are encouraged to arrive early. Late seating may be limited.

There will be jazz events happening all week - including at the Logan Center - to learn more https://www.chicagojazzalliance.org/

If you cannot attend in person, please stop by Cafe Logan to join members of the south side community to watch a live stream of the concert.

To learn more about the UChicago ArtsPass program, visit artspass.uchicago.edu

A program of the Reva and David Logan Center for the Arts, the UChicago ArtsPass is supported by a generous gift from Anne Van Wart and Michael A. Keable, AB’88, MBA’96. Additional support is provided by the Robert M. Rudolph Arts Endowment, the University of Chicago Women’s Board, the College, Michael Barin, AB’04, Bharath Dwarakanath Nath, AB’00, and Kara Braciale, AB’98 and the generosity of other alumni, friends, and partnering cultural institutions.

ArtsPass Exclusive: Goodman Theatre presents August Wilson’s Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom

“The more music you got in the world, the fuller it is.”

Open to UChicago Students Only

Wednesday, April 22, 2026 from 6 pm to 10:15pm.

Bus Departs from the Logan Center at 5:15 pm

Goodman Theatre - 170 N Dearborn St, Chicago, IL 60601

ArtsPass Exclusive Discounted Price: $8 plus $2 ticketing fee– Seating is limited – Use Link above to purchase tickets.

Co-presented by LGBTQ Student Life, The Center for Identity + Inclusion, and the Logan Center for the Arts

Join us and University students from across Chicago for a UChicago ArtsPass exclusive performance of Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, featuring a pre-performance dinner and conversation on Wednesday, April 22 as part of our Spring ArtsPass Exclusives program.

Ma Rainey’s band is waiting. It’s 1927 Chicago, and “The Mother of the Blues” takes her time getting ready to record. Tensions and temperatures rise as the musicians recount tales of rage, joy, betrayal and faith in astonishing stories and a heart-stopping climax. Chicago legends Chuck Smith and Harry J. Lennix reunite for the play that smashed box office records in its 1997 Goodman premiere for this major revival of “a genuine American masterpiece” (Chicago Reader).

Before the show, join College and Graduate students from across Chicago for a pizza dinner and conversation with a featured cast member as part of the Goodman’s “College Night” - yes graduate students are also welcome.

Language: English

Running Time: 2 hours, 30 minutes including 1 intermission

Schedule:

• 5:15 pm - Bus Departs Logan Center, 915 East 60th Street

• 6:00 pm - Dinner and Conversation in the Goodman Theatre

• 7:15 pm - Conversation ends

• 7:30 pm - Show begins

• 10 pm - End of show and Bus Returns to Logan Center [Show is 2hrs 30mins with intermission]

Bus will depart after show to return students to campus by 10:30pm

To learn more about the UChicago ArtsPass program, visit http://artspass.uchicago.edu/

To learn more about LGBTQ Student Life, visit https://inclusion.uchicago.edu/

A program of the Reva and David Logan Center for the Arts, the UChicago ArtsPass is supported by a generous gift from Anne Van Wart and Michael A. Keable, AB’88, MBA’96. Additional support is provided by the Robert M. Rudolph Arts Endowment, the University of Chicago Women’s Board, the College, Michael Barin, AB’04, Bharath Dwarakanath Nath, AB’00, and Kara Braciale, AB’98 and the generosity of other alumni, friends, and partnering cultural institutions.

ArtsPass Exclusive: Lyric Opera of Chicago: safronia

A remarkable new story told in blues, funk, and gospel.

Open to UChicago Students Only

Friday, April 17th, 2026 from 5:45pm to 10:15pm.

Bus Departs from the Logan Center at 4:45 pm

Performance: Lyric Opera of Chicago - 20 N Wacker Dr, Chicago, IL 60606

Pre-Performance Dinner and Conversation: Lyric Opera of Chicago - 20 N Wacker Dr, Chicago, IL 60606 - Lower Level Opera Club*

ArtsPass Exclusive Discounted Price: $15 plus $2 ticketing fee– Seating is limited – Tickets on sale now through link above.

Co-presented by Office of Multicultural Student Affairs, The Center for Identity + Inclusion, Chicago Studies, and the Logan Center for the Arts

Join us for a UChicago ArtsPass exclusive performance of safronia, featuring a pre-performance dinner and conversation on Friday, April 17th as part of our Spring ArtsPass Exclusives program.

Students will have the opportunity to attend one of the only two performances of a world premiere musical work from Chicago’s first-ever poet laureate and frequent UChicago artist in residence, the celebrated interdisciplinary artist avery r. Young.

Lyric presents a striking world-premiere opera commissioned from Chicago’s first Poet Laureate, the celebrated interdisciplinary artist avery r. young. See what he has to say about this new musical work here!

safronia journeys into the heart of the Great Migration, where generations of hope, upheaval, joy, and loss converge. Told through the eyes of a family yearning to connect to their roots, this Afro-surrealist story blends memory and myth to reveal a rich, deeply human portrait of a family shaped by resilience and the search for home.

This visually stunning, concert-style performance continues Lyric’s commitment to producing art that reflects our city and our stories, and we invite you to be a part of it.

Language: Sung in English with projected English titles

Running Time: 2 hours, 20 minutes including 1 intermission

Composer and Librettist: avery r. young

Schedule:

4:45 pm - Bus Departs Logan Center, 915 East 60th Street

5:45 pm - Dinner and Conversation in the Opera Club, lower level*

6:45 pm - Conversation ends

7:00 pm - Show begins

9:30 pm - End of show and Bus Returns to Logan Center [Show is 2hrs 20mins with intermission]

Bus will depart after show to return students to campus by 10:15pm

*Please note, the Lyric Opera House is a historic building and the Opera Club is located on the lower level, reachable by stairs only.

While at the Lyric you can also visit the The Art of Culture Exhibition in hte Lobby.

In celebration of Lyric’s performances of Madama Butterfly, El último sueño de Frida y Diego, and safronia, this six-week exhibition highlights the traditions and artistic legacies of Japanese, Mexican, and African American cultures. The Art of Culture features an exploration of Japan’s historic Geisha culture, visual artwork by Mexican American artists, and selections from Vanessa Charlot’s Down in the Delta, a photographic journey through the Deep South inspired by the Great Migration.

To learn more about the UChicago ArtsPass program, visit artspass.uchicago.edu

To learn more about Chicago Studies, click here.   To learn more about OMSA click here.

A program of the Reva and David Logan Center for the Arts, the UChicago ArtsPass is supported by a generous gift from Anne Van Wart and Michael A. Keable, AB’88, MBA’96. Additional support is provided by the Robert M. Rudolph Arts Endowment, the University of Chicago Women’s Board, the College, Michael Barin, AB’04, Bharath Dwarakanath Nath, AB’00, and Kara Braciale, AB’98 and the generosity of other alumni, friends, and partnering cultural institutions.

ArtsPass Exclusive: Court Theatre: Out Here, with Prof. David Levin and Jo Selmeczy

Open to UChicago Students Only

Wednesday, April 15th, 2026 from 7:30pm to 9:45pm.

Performance: Court Theatre - 5535 S Ellis Ave, Chicago, IL 60637

Post-Performance Pizza Dinner and Conversation led by Prof., Co-Creator, and Dramaturg David Levin with Jo Selmeczy Court Theatre - 5535 S Ellis Ave, Chicago, IL 60637

ArtsPass Exclusive Discounted Price: Free – Seating is limited

• 1 free ticket for UChicago Students to Out Here on Wednesday, April 15, 2026 at 7:30 PM. Cannot combine with other discounts or apply to previous purchases. Must mention offer or use link/enter promo code “APEOutHere” and select “UChicago Student Group” price when purchasing tickets online for discount to apply. Subject to availability.

Co-presented by Chicago Studies, Court Theatre, Theater and Performance Studies, and the Logan Center for the Arts.

Join us for a UChicago ArtsPass exclusive performance of Out Here, featuring a post-performance dinner and conversation with David Levin, the Alice H. and Stanley G. Harris Distinguished Service Professor of Germanic Studies, Cinema and Media Studies, and Theater and Performance Studies and Jo Selmeczy, College Class of 2026 on Wednesday, April 15th as part of our Spring ArtsPass Exclusives program.  David & Jo have been involved with Out Here for the past four years: David as a member of the creative team, and Jo as a student participating in numerous workshops that led to the Court Theatre production beginning in their first year in the College.

Attendees will have a chance to attend Court Theatre’s newly premiering musical Out Here and discuss the production as well as the multi-year preparation process that led up to it. 

Life happens outside of your comfort zone. Out Here is a courageous new musical, developed through a dynamic collaboration with the University of Chicago. Audiences will have the rare opportunity to be the first to experience this fresh and intimate look at a family reconfiguring itself and rediscovering joy.

Dawn has a house, a husband, and a family, but she wants more. She wants her ex-girlfriend, Robin. She wants nothing to change and she wants everything to change, and she wants to control all the terms. As she’s caught between what’s been and what’s next, Dawn must learn to reimagine her expectations, harmonize with loved ones, and trust the process. If she can do all that, she might just learn a new song. Strikingly original, Out Here explores the unexpected freedom in relinquishing control, and how, sometimes, you have to break something apart to create something better.

Schedule:

7 pm - Tickets available for pick up in Court Theatre Lobby

7:30 pm - Performance Begins

9:05 pm - Performance Ends

9:15 pm - Post Performance Pizza Dinner and Discussion begins

9:45 pm - Event Ends

To learn more about the UChicago ArtsPass program, visit artspass.uchicago.edu

To learn more about Chicago Studies, click here.

A program of the Reva and David Logan Center for the Arts, the UChicago ArtsPass is supported by a generous gift from Anne Van Wart and Michael A. Keable, AB’88, MBA’96. Additional support is provided by the Robert M. Rudolph Arts Endowment, the University of Chicago Women’s Board, the College, Michael Barin, AB’04, Bharath Dwarakanath Nath, AB’00, and Kara Braciale, AB’98 and the generosity of other alumni, friends, and partnering cultural institutions.

ArtsPass Exclusive: Chicago Shakespeare Theater: Hamnet, with Ellen MacKay and Jennifer Chukwu

Open to UChicago Students Only

Thursday, February 26th, 2026 from 5:45pm to 10:15pm.

Bus Departs from the Logan Center at 4:45 pm

Performance: Chicago Shakespeare Theater - 800 E Grand Ave, Chicago, IL 60611

Pre-Performance Dinner and Conversation led by Ellen MacKay and Jennifer Chukwu: Chicago Shakespeare Theater - 800 E Grand Ave, Chicago, IL 60611

ArtsPass Exclusive Discounted Price: $15 plus $2 ticketing fee– Seating is limited

Co-presented by UChicago Careers in Arts and Humanities, Chicago Shakespeare Theater, Theater and Performance Studies, and the Logan Center for the Arts

Join us for a UChicago ArtsPass exclusive performance of Hamnet, featuring a pre-performance dinner and conversation with Ellen MacKay, Associate Professor in English Language and Literature, and Jennifer Shukwu, Writing and Research Advisor in Creative Writing, on Thursday, February 26th as part of our Winter ArtsPass exclusives program.

Students will have the opportunity to attend the US premiere of the Royal Shakespeare Company’s Hamnet.

Warwickshire, 1582. Agnes Hathaway, a natural healer, meets the Latin tutor, William Shakespeare. Drawn together by powerful but hidden impulses, they create a life together and make a family. When the plague steals 11-year-old Hamnet from his loving parents, they must each confront their loss alone. And yet, out of the greatest suffering, something of extraordinary wonder is born. Experience the US premiere of the Royal Shakespeare Company’s stage adaptation of Maggie O’Farrell’s best-selling novel, adapted by award-winning playwright Lolita Chakrabarti (Hymn, Life of Pi, Red Velvet), and directed by Erica Whyman. Pulling back a curtain on the story of the greatest writer in the English language and the woman who was the constant presence and purpose of his life, Hamnet is a love letter to passion, birth, grief, and the magic of nature.

Schedule:

4:45 pm - Bus Departs Logan Center, 915 East 60th Street

5:45 pm - Dinner and Conversation with Ellen MacKay and Jennifer Chukwu

6:45 pm - Conversation ends

7:00 pm - Show begins

9:30 pm - End of show and Bus Returns to Logan Center [Show is 2hrs 30mins with intermission]

Bus will depart after show to return students to campus by 10:15pm

To learn more about the UChicago ArtsPass program, visit artspass.uchicago.edu

To learn more about UChicago Careers in Arts and Humanities, click here.

Students, staff, and faculty of member institutions in the University Partner Program are invited to a day of free activities and programs at the Art Institute of Chicago. The event will include:

• Art talks led by college and university students
• A panel featuring museum staff
• Special experiences in the galleries
• An art-making activity
• An exclusive reception for all guests featuring
museum staff and intern alumni
• Information about internships and job opportunities

To learn more about the UChicago Arts Pass program, visit here

ArtsPass Exclusive: Trap Door Theatre: Green Corridors, with Prof. Darya Tsymbalyuk

Open to UChicago Students Only

Friday, February 20th, 2026 from 8:00pm to 10:15pm.

Bus Departs the Logan Center at 7 pm 

Trap Door Theatre, 1655 W. Cortland St.

Post-Performance Conversation with members of the Cast led by Prof. Darya Tsymbalyuk

ArtsPass Exclusive Discounted Price: $12 (includes $2 ticketing fee) – Seating is limited – Click Button above to purchase tickets.

Co-presented by the Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures, Ukrainian Student RSO, Chicago Studies, Trap Door Theatre, and the Logan Center for the Arts

Join us on Friday, February 20th for a UChicago Winter ArtsPass Exclusive performance of Green Corridors, written by Natalka Vorozhbyt, Translated by John Freedman with Natalia Bratus and Directed by Kay Martinovich. Students will end the evening with an exclusive post-performance discussion with members of the Cast and Prof. Darya Tsymbalyuk, Assistant Professor Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures and Committee on Environment, Geography, and Urbanization

Using elements of absurdity and dark humor, Green Corridors is a poetic, harrowing journey through a world fractured by war. Ukrainian playwright Natalka Vorozhbyt’s deeply human storytelling, brought to life by Kay Martinovich, invites us to bear witness to displacement, resistance, and the echoing pain of conflict and offers a poignant and urgent reflection on displacement, survival, and identity. Natalka Vorozhbyt is a leading Ukrainian playwright, screenwriter, and director whose work has become central to the evolution of contemporary Ukrainian theatre and film. To learn more visit https://trapdoortheatre.com/green-corridors/

As Prof. Darya Tsymbalyuk notes, February 24th marks the 4th anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. This winter has been considered the harshest for millions of Ukrainians, and by attending this play she would like us to think about all those living through the terror of the war.

Schedule:

7:00 pm - Bus Departs Logan Center, 915 East 60th Street

7:45 pm – Arrive Trap Door Theatre,1655 W. Cortland St.

8:00 pm - Show begins

9:30 pm – Show End

9:45 pm - Post-Show Discussion

10:15 pm- Bus returns to the Logan Center

To learn more about the UChicago ArtsPass program, visit artspass.uchicago.edu

To learn more about Chicago Studies, visit chicagostudies.uchicago.edu

To learn more about the Department of Slavic Languages and Literature visit slavic.uchicago.edu

From the Midway to Broadway (And Back Again): Stereophonic at Broadway in Chicago

Open to UChicago Students

Thursday, January 29, 2025 from 5:00pm to 10:15pm.

Performance: CIBC Theatre - 18 West Monroe Street, Chicago, IL 60603

Pre-Performance Reception and Conversation with Daniel Aukin and Devon de Mayo: Kimpton Gray Hotel, Adler Ballroom, 15th Floor - 122 W Monroe St, Chicago, IL 60603

ArtsPass Discounted Price: $17 ($15 plus $2 Box Office fee) – Seating is limited

Tickets on sale now using the link above - purchase tickets by Monday, January 26th at the latest (whiles supplies last)

Join us for a UChicago ArtsPass exclusive performance of Stereophonic, featuring a pre-performance student / alumni reception and conversation with the play’s director and UChicago alum Daniel Aukin, AB’93 and Devon de Mayo, Director of Performance and Assistant Senior Instructional Professor in Theater and Performance Studies, on Thursday, January 29th.

The most Tony Award-winning Show of 2024. The most Tony Award-nominated Play of all time. Stereophonic mines the agony and the ecstasy of creation as it zooms in on a music studio in 1976. Here, an up-and-coming rock band recording a new album finds itself suddenly on the cusp of superstardom. The ensuing pressures could spark their breakup - or their breakthrough.

Written by David Adjmi, directed by Daniel Aukin, and featuring original music by Arcade Fire’s Will Butler, Stereophonic invites the audience to immerse themselves - with fly-on-the-wall intimacy - in the powder keg process of a band on the brink of blowing up.

UChicago alum, Daniel Aukin, AB’93 is a New York-based Director. Broadway: David Adjmi’s Stereophonic , Sam Shepard’s Fool For Love . Recent Off Broadway: Stereophonic , Mia Chung’s Catch As Catch Can (Playwrights Horizons) and Emily Feldman’s The Best We Could (MTC); also, world premieres of new plays by Joshua Harmon, Abe Koogler, Dan LeFranc, Amy Herzog, Melissa James Gibson, Itamar Moses, Michael Friedman, Mark Schultz, Mac Wellman, Quincy Long and Maria Irene Fornes including Bad Jews (Roundabout), 4000 MILES (Lincoln Center), The Fortress of Solitude (The Public) and [sic] (Soho Rep). Artistic Director of Soho Rep. (1998-2006) and a founding member of Physical Plant based in Austin, Texas. Tony, Drama Desk, Drama League, OBIE and Callaway Awards.

Schedule:

• 4:30 pm - Bus Departs Logan Center, 915 East 60th Street

• 5:00 pm - Reception with Alumni and conversation

• 6:45 pm - Conversation ends and group moves to CIBC

• 7:00 pm - Show begins

• 10:15pm - End of show and Bus Returns to Logan Center

Note: Performance Tickets can be picked up at the Kimpton Gray Hotel reception check in until 6 pm or at the CIBC Theater Box Office after 6:15 pm

To learn more about the UChicago ArtsPass program, visit artspass.uchicago.edu

To learn more about Chicago Studies, visit here

Tuesday, December 3, 2024

5:30 PM – Optional, bus will depart from the Logan Center
6:30 PM – Artist conversation moderated by Emily Hooper Lansana
7:30 PM – Performance
9:15 PM – Bus will depart the museum to arrive back at the Logan Center by 10 pm

Steppenwolf Theater
1650 N. Halsted St.
Chicago, IL 60614 

UChicago Student Arts Pass Discounted Price: $10, purchase here.

Join us for a UChicago Arts Pass exclusive for the Steppenwolf Theater’s World Premiere of Leroy and Lucy. Two lost souls meet at a crossroads, in the dead of night, deep in the Mississippi of it all. They laugh, they flirt, they make sweet music. Together, they conjure a familiar sound from long ago, one of wondrous deals and dangerous aspirations. In this sultry world premiere inspired by the myth of musician Robert Johnson, the Delta Blues fills the air, and every strum has the chance to change your life.   Join Emily Hooper Lansana from the Theater and Performance Studies Program and the Logan Center, as well as guests from Steppenwolf in a pre-performance conversation.

An optional, bus will depart from the Logan Center for the Arts at 5:30 pm. The pre-performance conversion will occur from 6:30-7:15pm, followed by the performance at 7:30 pm. The bus will depart the museum at 9:15 pm to arrive back at the Logan Center by 10 pm.

To learn more about the UChicago Arts Pass program visit here

To learn more about the performance of Leroy and Lucy visit here

Auditorium Theatre
50 E Ida B Wells Dr., Chicago, IL 60605
Sat, Nov 9, 6:30pm-10:00pm
UChicago Student Arts Pass Discounted Price: $20, purchase here.

110 musicians from Chicago Philharmonic, accompanied by a full choir, bring Wojciech Kilar’s haunting score to life in sync with Francis Ford Coppola’s cinematographic retelling of Bram Stoker’s novel. Join Prof. AE Stevenson from the Department of Cinema and Media Studies, as well as LaRob K. Rafael, Prof. Beata Bolesławska, Magdalena Miśka-Jackowska, and Aleksander Dębicz in a pre-concert conversation hosted by the Chicago Philharmonic.

5:45PM – Bus Departs from the Logan Center
6:30PM – Panel conversation including Prof. AE Stevenson
7:30PM – Film and Concert
10:00PM – Bus will depart the museum at 10pm to arrive back at the Logan Center by 10:30pm.

To learn more about the performance of Bram Stokers Dracula visit here.

This event is rated R. Contains some adult material. Under 17 years old requires accompanying parent or adult guardian.

Museum of Contemporary Photography at Columbia College Chicago
600 South Michigan Avenue Chicago, IL 60605
Thu, Nov 7, 5:30pm-7:30pm
Cost: $5, purchase here.

Alexander Hofmann, Professor in the Master of Arts Program in the Social Sciences, will lead a discussion of the museum’s Picturing Chicago collection to explore questions like, “How can we use photographs of what some might consider banal to read extraordinary things about everyday life out of them? How can we use our affective responses as research tools? Where does that affective response come from—us, the historical circumstances, or the aesthetics?”

4:45PM – Bus Departs from the Logan Center 
5:30PM – Print viewing
6:30PM – Walkthrough of the Dawit L. Petros' exhibit
7:30PM – Bus will depart the museum to arrive back at the Logan Center by 8pm.

To learn more about the Museum of Contemporary Photography visit here.

Join us for an evening of music at the Auditorium Theatre for a performance of REVERB by the Chicago Sinfonietta.

Program

• 6:00 PM FREE light refreshments and nibbles provided

• 6:30 PM Pre-show conversation with Freeman Conducting Fellow, Juliano Aniceto in the Gage Gallery

• 7:30 PM Show starts.

Event Description

The evening begins with Chin's Subito con Forza, a  dynamic work that sets the tone for an evening. Then, if you appreciate bold and dynamic orchestral music, you won't want to miss the triumphant Symphony No. 3 by Louise Farrenc, whose brilliance as a composer is finally receiving the recognition it deserves.

Up next, experience the Chicago premiere of Carlos Simon's Profiles, a work that explores the complexities of identity and the diversity of the human experience. This piece is sure to move and inspire with its powerful themes and innovative sound. 

Next up is Rachmaninoff's Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, featuring the world-renowned pianist George Li as guest artist. Li's virtuosity and musicality are sure to dazzle and delight, as he performs one of the most beloved and iconic works in the classical repertoire. 

Throughout the concert, the Chicago Sinfonietta will reverberate with energy and passion, showcasing their artistic prowess and commitment to excellence. This promises to be an unforgettable evening of music that will leave you inspired and energized. Don't miss your chance to witness the Chicago Sinfonietta REVERB with sound and spirit as they close out another incredible season. 

Tickets: $ 5 with UCHICAGO ID

Buy here