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Start: 2026-11-08T08:00:00-06:00
Location: Big Air Trampoline & Adventure Park

Big Air Trampoline & Adventure Park

Celebrate the grand opening of Big Air Trampoline &amp; Adventure Park Bolingbrook with a buy one, get one free jump pass offer November 6–8 using promo code GOWEEKENDBOGO! Families can enjoy trampoline courts, ziplines, climbing attractions, obstacle challenges and more at Bolingbrook's newest indoor adventure park. Guests who purchase a membership during their visit will also receive free same-day admission! Membership and birthday party booking options are available. Grip socks are required for jumping and must be purchased separately. Promo Code: GOWEEKENDBOGO

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Post Sex Nachos Indie Rock
Hailing from the middle of the middle of the Midwest comes a band that bends genres and produces tunes that’ll make you want to roller-skate and two-step to your heaviest feelings: Post Sex Nachos. Charging into battle for the love of the music, these roller-coaster rockers are here to redefine the term "boy band" forever.
This 4-piece with a fantastically unique Venn diagram of influences and musical backgrounds continues to constantly reimagine the scope of what they can do with their art. Comprised of Mitch Broddon (lead guitar, support Vox), Sammy Elfanbaum (rhythm guitar, lead Vox), Chase Mueller (bass, support Vox), and Hunter Pendleton (drums), Post Sex Nachos doesn’t just record music for virtual consumption - they bring it to the fans who matter most.
Performing to sold-out rooms from coast to coast, Post Sex Nachos delivers a raw, once-in a-generation live show, replete with pop-hook singalongs that sweep you up, solos to make you quake, and grooves worth diving head first into.
Scarlet Demore Alternative 
Hana Eid Music Genres: Acoustic, Indie, Rock Hometown: Fairfax, Virginia
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Post Sex Nachos Indie Rock
Hailing from the middle of the middle of the Midwest comes a band that bends genres and produces...

Mundelein Center for the Fine and Performing Arts

University Chorale and University Singers present their annual fall Choral Showcase.
Musicians: UNIVERSITY SINGERS Kaitlin Foley, conductor Chungho Lee, piano Ani Alloian, Abbie Bruce, Abhia Syed, Abigail Ghiorghis, Kate Gradeless, Amelia Johnson, KatieKammann,Athena Maliwanag, Kate McCarthy, Cate Naffah, Kiara Sims, Sophia Tripp, Sophia Tufts,Julia Ullegue,Maya Unnasch, Annika Van Dyken, Sofia Velasco, Angie Zaya UNIVERSITY CHORALE Dr. Jennifer Kerr Budziak, conductor Cody Michael Bradley, piano SOPRANO: Stella Byler Dann, Maya Chudoba, Jemma Doublestein, Anika Engberg, Mary Free,DorothyHocker, Novella Huynh, Noelle Kelly, Chalease Kenyon, Leyla Lamug, Kayleigh Maher, ShriyaMaturi,Greer Miller, Paige Miske, Shikha Patel, Amelia Patino, Mary Smucker, Audrey Stewart, MegTaylor,Madeline Ullegue, Izzy Virani, Hannah Yoder ALTO: Ellie Allaire, Ace Arnott, Maggie Baker, Carson Bauman, Alice Becker, Lydia Bennett, RileyBulson,Katie Corduan, Grace Cronin, Samina Dunlap, Via Grand, Anna Hahn, Abigail Jalso, Kat Labbé,SophiaNguyen, Joylyn Perron, Sam Smitherman, Abigayle Strawsnyder, Savannah Walczak, Kara Wilken TENOR: Josh Abenojar, Atticus Carlson, Ryan Henson, Chris Massingale, Anna Sokolowski, KatStruve,Bobby Winton BASS: Ernst Achiampong, Wesley Balsamo, Zachary Cadavona, Arlo Fingerhut, Valur Jaksha, MicahMerrill,Winslow Peel, Aryk Tyagi Setlist:&nbsp; 
University Singers &amp; University Chorale Conductor: Kaitlin Foley Wau Bulan (2017) — Malaysian folk song in Dikir Barat style, arranged by Tracy Wong (3 minutes) 
University Singers Conductor: Kaitlin Foley
Piano: Chungho Lee Song of Life — Sandy Scofield (2 minutes) Er ist gekommen in Sturm und Regen — Clara Schumann (1819–1896), arranged by Brandon Williams (3.5 minutes) Red Robin — Branwen Kavanagh (b. 1991), as performed by Rufous Nightjar (2.5 minutes) Stardust — B.E. Boykin (b. 1989) (4.5 minutes) University Chorale Conductor: Dr. Jennifer Kerr Budziak
Piano: Cody Michael Bradley Four Directions (2022) — Music by Thomas Tallis (1505–1585), arranged by Andrew Balfour (4 minutes) Flight Song (2015) — Kim Andrew Arnesen (b. 1980) (4 minutes) Breaths (1980) — Ysaye M. Barnwell (b. 1946) (3 minutes) Holding the Light (2022) — B.E. Boykin (b. 1989) (5 minutes)
University Singers Conductor: Kaitlin Foley
Piano: Chungho Lee Jerusalem — Traditional Irish, arranged by Michael McGlynn (4.25 minutes) Cantares de mi tierra — Julio de Osma (1920–1960), arranged by William Bausano (4 minutes) Teften Kate — Bulgarian women’s dance tune, as learned from Sarina Partridge, who learned it from Natalie Nowytzki (2 minutes) Storm Comin’ — Ruth Moody (b. 1975) of The Wailin’ Jennys (3.5 minutes)
University Chorale Conductor: Dr. Jennifer Kerr Budziak
Piano: Cody Michael Bradley Abendlied (1884) — Johannes Brahms (1833–1897) (3 minutes) Nox (2022) — Elaine Hagenberg (b. 1979) (3.5 minutes) Talia Miraculum (2020) — Brad Nix (b. 1975) (4.5 minutes) Rise, Shine (2021) — Marques L. Garrett (b. 1984) (3.25 minutes)
University Singers &amp; University Chorale Conductor: Dr. Jennifer K. Budziak
Piano: Cody Michael Bradley Light of a Clear Blue Morning (2010) — Dolly Parton (1946–2026), arranged by Craig Hella Johnson (4.5 minutes)
Soloist: Kaitlin Foley

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Choral Showcase

University Chorale and University Singers present their annual fall Choral Showcase.
Musicians:  UNIVERSITY SINGERS Kaitlin...

Old Town Triangle Association

Join hosts Anne &amp; Mark Burnell for an enchanting evening featuring singers from Chicago and Paris as they celebrate the unique sounds and neighborhoods of these two iconic cities. Presented by Chicago Paris Cabaret Connexion, this special performance brings a touch of French flair to the heart of Old Town.Imagine a live performance featuring an accordion, a piano, and a diverse range of global cabaret vocalists.Official website: cabaretconnexion.org#chicagomusic #cabaretconnexion&nbsp;

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Old Town Meets Montmartre

Join hosts Anne & Mark Burnell for an enchanting evening featuring singers from Chicago and Paris as they celebrate the unique...

Chicago hosts the next night of Sumo Championship League competition, as the roster returns to the ring and the standings start to take shape. Credit Union 1 Arena hosts Sumo Championship League on November 7. Be there when it happens. Get your tickets now!

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Sumo Championship League

Chicago hosts the next night of Sumo Championship League competition, as the roster returns to the ring and the standings start...

Gene Siskel Film Center

NOVEMBER 7, 8:00 P.M. &amp; NOVEMBER 12, 8:15 P.M.&nbsp;| Set in the Watts neighborhood of Los Angeles, IF I GO WILL THEY MISS ME? follows a young Black father and his imaginative son as they navigate grief, housing precarity, and the enduring bonds of community. Weaving magical realism into the rhythms of everyday life, Walter Thompson-Hernández crafts a deeply compassionate portrait of love, resilience, and possibility.
<h5>Saturday, November 7, 8:00 p.m. | Presented as the 2026 Black Harvest Visionary Award presentation, the film celebrates Thompson-Hernández’s singular artistic voice and his contributions to contemporary Black cinema.</h5>2026, dir. Walter Thompson-Hernández | USA, 85 min. | In English | Format: DigitalGeneral Admission - $15.50&nbsp;
Group Rate - $11.50 (Groups can save $4 off per ticket - minimum of&nbsp;15 guests&nbsp;required)
Celebrating its 32nd year in 2026, the Black Harvest Film Festival is Chicago’s annual showcase for Black film across the diaspora. Born from an urgent need to celebrate the Black experience, the Black Harvest Film Festival unites filmmakers and audiences to showcase the power of Black cinema. This annual festival highlights emerging and established talents and historical narratives, enriching the landscape of Black culture. The festival curates both short and feature length films, proudly presenting influential auteurs and emerging filmmakers of color side by side.
The film festival will be held at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago’s Gene Siskel Film Center November 6–15, 2026.
Festival passes and individual tickets are available for purchase.
Audiences additionally can choose from two Festival pass options:
Opening Night plus five screenings: $80 general public / $55 members
Six regular screenings: $60 general public / $36 members

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Black Harvest Film Festival: IF I GO WILL THEY...

NOVEMBER 7, 8:00 P.M. & NOVEMBER 12, 8:15 P.M. | Set in the Watts neighborhood of Los Angeles, IF I GO WILL THEY MISS ME?...

Black Harvest Film Festival: IF I GO WILL THEY MISS ME?—VISIONARY AWARD PRESENTATION

Children's in-person groups from Superminds Academy take place at the Athenaeum Center for Thought &amp; Culture.

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Children's In-Person Groups: Superminds Academy

Children's in-person groups from Superminds Academy take place at the Athenaeum Center for Thought & Culture.

November 8 | BLACK PANTHER &amp; THE SIGHT UNSEEN brings together historic archival documentation and the work of acclaimed Chicago-based filmmaker Shawn Antoine II. Pairing Third World Newsreel’s landmark 1968 documentary BLACK PANTHER A.K.A. OFF THE PIG (NEWSREEL #19) with Antoine’s hybrid documentary THE SIGHT UNSEEN, the program bridges the history of Black political organizing with deeply personal explorations of faith, memory, family, and the archive. Together, these films illuminate the enduring relationship between collective struggle and intimate remembrance across generations.
<h4>1968, 2026, dir. San Francisco Newsreel, Shawn Antoine II </h4><h4>USA, 71 min. In English | Format: Digital </h4>
General Admission - $15.50&nbsp;
Group Rate - $11.50 (Groups can save $4 off per ticket - minimum of&nbsp;15 guests&nbsp;required)
Celebrating its 32nd year in 2026, the Black Harvest Film Festival is Chicago’s annual showcase for Black film across the diaspora. Born from an urgent need to celebrate the Black experience, the Black Harvest Film Festival unites filmmakers and audiences to showcase the power of Black cinema. This annual festival highlights emerging and established talents and historical narratives, enriching the landscape of Black culture. The festival curates both short and feature length films, proudly presenting influential auteurs and emerging filmmakers of color side by side.
The film festival will be held at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago’s Gene Siskel Film Center November 6–15, 2026.
Festival passes and individual tickets are available for purchase.
Audiences additionally can choose from two Festival pass options:
Opening Night plus five screenings: $80 general public / $55 members
Six regular screenings: $60 general public / $36 members

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Black Harvest Film Festival: BLACK PANTHER &...

November 8 | BLACK PANTHER & THE SIGHT UNSEEN brings together historic archival documentation and the work of acclaimed...

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