That Arena Rock Show will transform the Egyptian Theatre into an '80s arena rock concert, performing the biggest rock hits from the '70s and '80s.

Easter is Sunday, April 5.

“Sunday with The Rat Pack” showcases nationally-known singer and comedy impressionist Jerry Armstrong of Marseilles as he brings the music of Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Sammy Davis, Jr. to vibrant life.

Audiences can expect a full slate of musicals, dramas and even a murder mystery in 2026.

The all-new, visually stunning experience opens March 19, featuring larger-than-life glowing animals, cultural performances and conservation storytelling after dark.

Upcoming shows also include Uncle Kracker and tribute concerts to Elton John, Creed, Nickelback and progressive rock bands.

The lineup is filled with a variety of artists and genres, including classic rock, R&B, alternative rock, country, pop, hip hop and more.

“Find Your Luck In Downtown Aurora,” which takes place on March 14 and 15, will feature 15 downtown businesses offering Irish cheer.

The Belfry House creates an intimate experience for couples and adult travelers, bringing together seasonal fine dining, live entertainment and personalized hospitality.

Chicago-based comedians will take the stage at the Copley Theatre in downtown Aurora on select Saturday nights through May 2 as part of the Copley Comedy Series.

Forever K-Pop – A Celebration Concert fuses electrifying live vocals and choreography, bold costuming and cinematic visuals into a dazzling live performance.

Celebrate St. Patrick's Day this weekend with a free concert from Classical Blast! In Kilts at the Joliet Area Historical Museum on Friday, March 13.

Fatty's Pub & Grille will host the St. Patrick's Day 0.1K Fun Run at 10 a.m. Saturday, March 14.

The Rock River Valley Shamrock Club parade steps off at 3 p.m. Saturday, March 14, from Dixon High School, and the party follows at 3:30 p.m. at the Knights of Columbus Hall.

The DuPage Comic Con is Saturday, March 14 at the DuPage County Fairgrounds.

La Salle's annual St. Patrick's Day Parade is at 1 p.m. Saturday, March 14.

McHenry's annual ShamROCKS the Fox is March 13-15 with plenty of Irish fun and festivities.

The St. Charles St. Patrick's Parade steps off at 2 p.m. Saturday, March 14.

Wear St. Patrick's Day costumes for the SOB 5K Run on Saturday morning to benefit CASA Kendall County.

The Joliet Area Historical Museum will host a free concert from Classical Blast in Kilts! as part of the Shamrock Stroll on Friday, March 13.

Check out these 8 eateries that are serve up mouth-watering burgers.

Upcoming events include Felix & Fingers on March 13, Murder Mystery Dinner on March 27 and the annual Easter Egg Hunt & Brunch March 28-29.

The band will perform Thursday, March 12 at the Egyptian Theatre in downtown DeKalb.

The Dixon Historic Theatre, which opened in 1922, continues to offer a one-of-a-kind entertainment experience.

St. Patrick's Day is Tuesday, March 17 but there's plenty of Irish fun with parades and parties across northern Illinois this weekend.

Kevin James is known for his long-running CBS sitcom "The King of Queens."

Some of the hilarious comedians to appear include Sean Patton, Cactus Tate and Sam Tripoli.

This high-energy tribute features a 10-piece band led by award-winning singer, songwriter and harp player Derrick Procell.

Beyond the local favorites and hidden gems, a handful of suburban restaurants offer a touch of celebrity.

This blockbuster program showcases some of the most iconic and beloved film scores ever written—music that has become part of America’s cultural soundtrack.

The St. Patrick’s Parade will begin at 2 p.m., stepping off at 6th Street onto Main Street to conclude at 4th Avenue. The parade will have bagpipers, local marching bands and more than 85 vibrant parade entries that celebrate the community.

The original Knox Hotel opened in 1854 to provide accommodations near the new train depot because travelers on the railway needed a place to stay.

Guests will visit 14 participating downtown Batavia businesses, each offering 1-ounce wine tastings with both red and white options at every stop.

Programming for Bicentennial Theatre in March and April includes a poetry open mic night, plays from Providence Catholic High School and Joliet Catholic Academy.

Backed by a vibrant five-piece band, singer Tina Naponelli delivers an unforgettable tribute, performing Carole King’s most beloved songs.

Irish wood shipped from overseas, crowd-pulling music, history-rooted stories and a sense of welcome that treats strangers like family awaits guests at Frank O'Dowd's pub in Galena.

Other performers include Blue Oyster Cult, Toad the Wet Sprocket and Brothers Osborne.

The Beach Boys are known for hits like “Surfin’ USA,” “Fun, Fun, Fun,” “I Get Around,” “California Girls,” “Help Me Rhonda,” “Barbara Ann,” “Good Vibrations,” “Wouldn’t It Be Nice” and “Kokomo.”

“Minecraft Experience: Villager Rescue,” is set to open Friday, May 8, at EXP, the new immersive entertainment venue at The Pearl District.

The Irish band One of the Girls will perform Friday, March 13, while The Second City will take the stage Saturday, March 14.

A Sycamore restaurant recently impacted by fire will be returning to business at a new spot this month.

This unique ensemble brings together the expressive combination of flute, harp and viola, a trio admired for its distinctive timbre.

Bohemian Queen celebrates Queen's timeless catalog that continues to unite generations of music fans.

Illinois and Wisconsin boast a wealth of spa getaways, offering luxurious pampering and relaxation just a short trip away.

From the northern suburbs to the Illinois Valley, the farm-to-table movement continues to grow, with restaurants partnering with local vendors for the freshest ingredients.

From the hearth-fired kitchen, Chef Chris Curren will serve elevated Irish-inspired comfort dishes.

The exhibition will feature a diverse array of media, ranging from fluid watercolors, to oils, photography, sculptural installations and pottery.

McCarthy has been the conductor and artistic director of the Fox Valley Festival Chorus for over 25 years, among many other titles.

Tipton's artwork will be showcased through April at the St. Charles Public Library.

The Mediterranean-inspired eatery rooted in classic cooking, seasonal ingredients and shareable dining will hold a soft opening Friday with limited seating throughout the weekend.