In his first solo gallery show, artist Trevor Basham departs from his typical style inspired by American Traditional tattooing. "Hardcore Bubblegum" leans New School.

Music industry expert and Public Image Ltd drummer Martin Atkins is coming to University Galleries to give a free public talk about Chicago’s music ecosystem.

Through a partnership with Illinois Libraries Present, you can stream a documentary on the workplace equity movement that inspired the feature film 9 to 5.

The lifelong McLean County resident wrote a collection of poems over the course of a year, detailing the beauty and nuance of life in Central Illinois.

For the second year in a row, Nomad Theatre Company has created mini pop-up performances depicting historic female icons.

"You survive because you're interested in surviving," said Suzanne Vega, a Grammy-winning platinum recording artist who has navigated some of the music industry's most consequential inflection points—including starting her own label. Vega performs at the Castle Theatre in Bloomington on March 20.

Peoria and Washington are among the teams competing for the top prize in high school girls' basketball at CEFCU arena this weekend.

The '80s hair band musical "Rock of Ages" at Community Players Theatre features the rare addition of a live band rocking out on stage with the cast.

Jimmy Buffett's longtime bassist says if he weren't a musician, he’d be a psychologist. Jim Mayer not only continues to tour with the Coral Reefers, the band of the late Buffett, he plays in hundreds of schools per year, trying to teach kids social-emotional skills.

The blues and folk singer-songwriter A.J. Croce brings songs from a new album, out Friday. He also recently began to embrace his late father Jim Croce's catalog.

The town accepted the donation of the arts nonprofit's land, building and assets in a unanimous council vote Monday night, and will operate programs out of the Vernon Avenue facility beginning in April.

Everything in moderation.