Renee Tomell

Champion guitarist and harp-guitarist Muriel Anderson will return for her hometown concert in Downers Grove on the Saturday after Thanksgiving. She will be joined by the Grammy-winning Jim "Kimo" West, longtime guitarist for "Weird Al" Yankovic.

The group will celebrate not only the new inductees' achievements at a gala, but also the 2020 honorees, including Jeff Hunt, founder of the St. Charles Singers, and portrait artist Vincent Chiaramonte of Campton Hills.

The last concert program in the series will feature some of Mozart’s best-known music, accompanied by the Metropolis Chamber Orchestra, and featuring guest soprano Michelle Areyzaga, who grew up in Elburn.

The celebrated guitarist and harp-guitarist will present her annual Saturday-after-Thanksgiving concert.

An end-of-the-world comedy is poised to strike the perfect comeback for live theater.

Artwork by the iconic artist is on display in the new Cleve Carney Museum of Art in Glen Ellyn.

The powerful images speak for the artist who is often her own subject in “Frida Kahlo: Timeless.”

Fans of writer Rick Holinger of Geneva can pick up his newest book, “Kangaroo Rabbits and Galvanized Fences: Views of a Guy Who Wants To Know, “What Do They Make Pinewood Derby Cars Out Of?”

The wait is almost over to watch “Lovecraft Country,” which was filmed in Elburn, Marengo, La Salle, Woodstock and other Illinois towns two summers ago.