The library is supposed to be a quiet place—but Highland Park made an exception Wednesday night for the powerful voice of Italian singer Gianni Coletta.
Coletta performed for an event celebrating Highland Park’s sesquicentennial, its 150th ...
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2:25 am CDT April 21, 2019 Life & Arts, The ArtsAlan Rossman didn’t set out to be a novelist. In fact, he didn’t set out to be a writer at all. For years, Rossman was a college professor, teaching pedagogy to prospective science teachers.
But once he retired,...
Singer performs at Ravinia, outreach at Chicago-area schools
2:30 am CDT April 5, 2019 Life & Arts, The ArtsWhen school was difficult for Laurie Rubin, she found solace in music.
The professional opera singer, who performed at Ravinia’s Bennett Gordon Hall Feb. 23, would come home from school and play the piano or sing.
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Highland Park Players preview ‘Madagascar’ at HP library, prepare for production
2:24 am CDT April 1, 2019 Life & Arts, The ArtsThe lion, the zebra, the giraffe, the hippo and some penguins escaped the Central Park Zoo and made it to Madagascar but now they’re coming to Highland Park.
The Highland Park Players Theater for Young Audiences is...