October 2022 Issue: Fear (Print Edition) summer and almost a century after

and almost a century after Robert Johnson’s rendition of “Sweet Home Chicago” became a citywide anthem played on televised events to celebrate this city’s rich cultural and historic heritage

"jambalaya”: A new poem by Ed Roberson

So what does Chicago sound like in 2025

Chicago's German clubs find new life in the Old World

the Java Village was the single most popular attraction on the fair’s Midway Plaisance

October 2022 Issue: Fear (Print Edition) summer and almost a century afterFor Every City a Sculpture Sculpture Milwaukee tackles the Natural World "Below a thirty story office building in downtown Milwaukee, a fountain in the adjacent sunken courtyard is turned off. In place of water, a ripple of rock fills the emptied basin. Resembling the quiet passage of waves, the gravel bed proceeds in uniform crests and troughs oriented at a diagonal. These pebble swells are not the consequence of rough winds, or the pull of the sun