Paramount Theatre launched Connection: A Social Media Concert Series, an all-new online campaign to find new ways for artists and audiences to connect with each other while the public is asked to shelter in place. Connection is a multi-week virtual music
This is all new. But what is not new is our incredible community coming together. This time, it’s virtually – for now. Here are ways to give back while you stay at home. Show us what you are doing by
Don’t go anywhere! First Fridays is coming to you. Stay at home and enjoy art, music, and more on April 3 from 5 to 9 p.m. Visit Aurora Downtown and other participating venues on Facebook for live video throughout the
First Fridays is art, music, and a celebration of women on March 6. It’s time to Woman Up! To honor the 100th anniversary of the suffrage movement, First Fridays celebrates women during Women’s History Month. Visit several venues open to
The Aurora Historical Society is commemorating the anniversary of the shooting at the Henry Pratt Company in 2019 with an exhibit, “February 15: One Year Later” at the David L. Pierce Art and History Center, 20 E. Downer Pl. in downtown
Actor and music producer Martrell Webb will be hosting and presenting an anti-gun violence Soulful Showcase music event at new cafe and venue Society 57 on March 1, 2020. This free neo-soul and R&B event serves as a celebration and
First Fridays is back with art, music, and more on February 7. The popular monthly event celebrates its eighth year as it returns after a month off. Visit several venues open to the public for a night of art and
A networking event that unites dynamic women will welcome men for the first time on the first Wednesday in February. Boss Babes, a weekly mixer held at Wyckwood House, will invite men to join them for one day only on
Aurora, IL Pride will host a fundraiser at Ballydoyle Aurora, 28 W. New York St., from noon to 4 p.m. on Sunday, January 26. Play for Pride: A Games & Trivia Fundraiser for Aurora Pride will feature tabletop games, bingo,
Gary Brown Gallery will host a unique exhibition by artist Mays Mayhew that explores the hero’s journey through the eyes of a four-year-old. The reception will be February 7 from 6 to 10 p.m. during Aurora Downtown’s First Fridays event.
