“Treat all artists with dignity and bring integrity to conversations and relationships”
– DL Chase
“Treat all artists with dignity and bring integrity to conversations and relationships”
– DL Chase
Imagine a grand staircase leading to a vintage venue with vaulted ceilings, stained glass windows, vintage chandeliers, a built-in stage, and all this complemented by a private Niche Bar and Lounge. The Sanctuary is perfectly suited for cabaret styled music productions, literary arts, comedy and magic shows.
Music Series in The Sanctuary Upcoming Events
August
wed26aug7:00 pm9:30 pmThe Growing Together Tour in Chicago
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Epiphany Center For The Arts: The Sanctuary
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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The Growing Together Tour in Chicago Date: Wednesday, August 26th, 2026 Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 6:30PM to Sanctuary Showtime: 7:00PM Tickets: 21+ General Admission - $20 (+$4.72 fees, including tax) 17+ General
Event Details
The Growing Together Tour in Chicago
Date: Wednesday, August 26th, 2026
Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 6:30PM to Sanctuary
Showtime: 7:00PM
Tickets:
21+ General Admission - $20 (+$4.72 fees, including tax)
17+ General Admission - $25 (+$5.13 fees, including tax) (Includes 1 Soft Drink)
‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door
About:
Ethan Jewell is a singer-songwriter and spoken word artist known for blending music and poetry to spread mental health awareness, healing, and human connection. With over 90 million streams and a community of more than 1 million followers across social media, Ethan has brought his intimate live performances to audiences across North America and Europe. His shows create a safe, reflective space where vulnerability, storytelling, and music come together.
Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for our live music series concerts, and be sure to hit Golden Hour before-hand for drinks and lite-bites! Doors open at 5pm Thursday - Saturday for Golden Hour with 1/2 priced bottles of wine, BOGO cocktails, and other specials!
Come early to EXPLORE and DISCOVER your own EPIPHANY… our art galleries are open and there is free entertainment before the show!
Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.
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fri28aug7:00 pm11:00 pmOPUS Album Release Party
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Epiphany Center For The Arts: The Sanctuary
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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OPUS Album Release Party Date: Friday, August 28th, 2026 Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 7:00PM to Sanctuary Showtime: 7:00PM Tickets: Pay What You Can - $0-$25 ‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket
Event Details
OPUS Album Release Party
Date: Friday, August 28th, 2026
Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 7:00PM to Sanctuary
Showtime: 7:00PM
Tickets:
Pay What You Can - $0-$25
‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door
About:
OPUS invites you into a world of the extraordinary.
Friday, August 28 we will be celebrating the release of Madame Starlet’s newest body of work, Opus. A chance opportunity mesh what makes an album become through gallery and performance. Music is adorned by light, myth and magic. A sonic and visual experiences as we journey our way through Opus.
This release party is hosted by The Silver Cherry, who will be weaving poetry throughout the evening, allowing for showcase of talent from Black women in our scene. We will have a bar, food available for purchase, exclusive merchandise, with a live DJ set from Daru alongside our intimate closing performance by madamestarlet & the stars.
See ya Friday, August 28 from 7p-11p
Tickets are Pay What You Can ($5-$25)
17+
Attire: Dress like you’ve just come from the loveliest dream !!!🌙
Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for our live music series concerts, and be sure to hit Golden Hour before-hand for drinks and lite-bites! Doors open at 5pm Thursday - Saturday for Golden Hour with 1/2 priced bottles of wine, BOGO cocktails, and other specials!
Come early to EXPLORE and DISCOVER your own EPIPHANY… our art galleries are open and there is free entertainment before the show!
Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.
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sun30aug7:30 pm9:00 pmSam Burns: Gone ‘Til Dawn Album Release Party
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Epiphany Center For The Arts: The Sanctuary
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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Sam Burns: Gone ‘Til Dawn Album Release Party Date: Sunday, August 30th, 2026 Doors: 7:00PM Showtime: 7:30PM Tickets: Early Bird - $15 (+$4.57 fees, including tax) General Admission - $20 (+$4.72
Event Details
Sam Burns: Gone ‘Til Dawn Album Release Party
Date: Sunday, August 30th, 2026
Doors: 7:00PM
Showtime: 7:30PM
Tickets:
Early Bird - $15 (+$4.57 fees, including tax)
General Admission - $20 (+$4.72 fees, including tax)
VIP Table for 2 - $60 (+$14.16 fees, including tax)
VIP Table for 4 - $120 (+$15.96 fees, including tax)
VIP tables include admission for 2 or 4 people and a reserved table close to the stage
‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door
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September
fri04sep(sep 4)8:00 pmsat05(sep 5)2:00 amHörtechna
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Epiphany Center For The Arts: The Sanctuary
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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Hörtechna Date: Friday, September 4th, 2026 Doors & Showtime: 8:00PM Tickets: Early Bird - $20 (+$4.72 fees, including tax) Tier 1 - $25 (+$5.13 fees, including tax) Tier 2 -
Event Details
Hörtechna
Date: Friday, September 4th, 2026
Doors & Showtime: 8:00PM
Tickets:
Early Bird - $20 (+$4.72 fees, including tax)
Tier 1 - $25 (+$5.13 fees, including tax)
Tier 2 - $30 (+$6.57 fees, including tax)
‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door
About:
Housed in The Sanctuary at Epiphany Center for the Arts, a 7-minute walk from Arc Festival grounds at Union Park. 201 S. Ashland Ave. Event runs 8p-2a.
Journey by:
NOTE: We seek to maintain a safe space for all who enter and we stand for mutual respect. Consent is a rule, not a suggestion. In order to keep the VIBES high and the MUSIC in focus, please limit phone and device usage to the areas away from the dancefloor.
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sat12sep8:00 pm9:30 pmKarim Nagi & Huzam Ensemble
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Epiphany Center For The Arts: The Sanctuary
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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Karim Nagi & Huzam Ensemble Date: Saturday, September 12th, 2026 Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 7:30PM to Sanctuary Showtime: 8:00PM Tickets: General Admission - $30 (+$6.57 fees, including tax) Youth -
Event Details
Karim Nagi & Huzam Ensemble
Date: Saturday, September 12th, 2026
Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 7:30PM to Sanctuary
Showtime: 8:00PM
Tickets:
General Admission - $30 (+$6.57 fees, including tax)
Youth - $15 (+$4.57 fees, including tax)
‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door
About:
Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for our live music series concerts, and be sure to hit Golden Hour before-hand for drinks and lite-bites! Doors open at 5pm Thursday - Saturday for Golden Hour with 1/2 priced bottles of wine, BOGO cocktails, and other specials!
Come early to EXPLORE and DISCOVER your own EPIPHANY… our art galleries are open and there is free entertainment before the show!
Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.
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sun13sep6:00 pm8:00 pmJae Via & the Loest-Calhoon Jazz Orchestra
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Location
Epiphany Center For The Arts: The Sanctuary
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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Jae Via & the Loest-Calhoon Jazz Orchestra Date: Sunday, September 13th, 2026 Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 5:30PM to Sanctuary Showtime: 6:00PM Tickets: General Admission - $25 (+$5.13 fees, including tax) ‘Service
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Jae Via & the Loest-Calhoon Jazz Orchestra
Date: Sunday, September 13th, 2026
Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 5:30PM to Sanctuary
Showtime: 6:00PM
Tickets:
General Admission - $25 (+$5.13 fees, including tax)
‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door
About:
Jae Via is a Neo-Soul and R&B artist from the south suburbs of Chicago. She has been writing songs for over a decade and consistently releasing music since 2021. She has performed across the city and suburbs of Chicago over the last five years. Listeners can feel the raw emotion in her work, as she prides herself on her honest songwriting.
Jae Via is joined by the Loest-Calhoon Jazz Orchestra (LCJO), a new Chicago-based ensemble that delivers a fresh, contemporary sound. The LCJO performs a wide range of styles, from classic big band repertoire, funk and R&B, and original compositions drawing inspiration from Chicago’s contemporary jazz scene.
Founded by University of Illinois jazz alumni and local educators Sam Calhoon and Stefan Loest in 2026, the band features up-and-coming talents from the Chicagoland area who share a dedication to honoring the great big band lineage while advancing musical boundaries. Alongside performing jazz standards and pop classics, the LCJO regularly premieres original compositions and arrangements by members of the ensemble and young local composers.
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wed16sep6:30 pm8:00 pmInside/Out: A Nice Place to Live (1974)FREE ADMISSION | RSVP BELOW
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Epiphany Center For The Arts: The Sanctuary
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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Inside/Out: A Nice Place to Live (1974) Date: Wednesday, September 16th, 2026 Doors: 5:00PM
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Inside/Out: A Nice Place to Live (1974)
Date: Wednesday, September 16th, 2026
Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 6:00PM to Sanctuary
Showtime: 6:30PM
Tickets:
FREE ADMISSION | RSVP BELOW
About:
Presented by Chicago journalist Natalie Moore and followed by a post-screening conversation.Maria Moraites’ documentary A Nice Place to Live (1974) examines neighborhood roots, property values, urban revitalization, gentrification, and race relations from the perspectives of both well-established and incoming residents of Chicago’s Austin community area. Her observations come amid a rapid demographic turnover propelled by the Federal Housing Authority, real estate interests, mortgage lenders, and insurance companies’ redlining and blockbusting tactics imposed upon the neighborhood through the early 1970s. Moraites says of the film, “It was a labor of love to document how both the lives of White and Black people were impacted by outside interests. This, of course, is not unique to Austin”.
ABOUT THE INSIDE/OUT SERIES
Displacement implies a concept of home. At its best, home is a place where love, belonging and safety comfortably reside.Chicago Film Archives presents Inside/Out: Stories of Origin and Dis/Placement, a series of four extraordinary films made by four Chicago-based women who by nature are adventurous, deeply curious, and brave. They are also mostly unheard of until now. The concept of “displacement” is securely embedded in each of their stories, whether it resides within the communities they film or within their own lived experience. Although each filmmaker offers a narrative distinctly different from the others, individuals’ efforts to survive and adapt to displacement run constant through all of their films.To better understand the effects of displacement, it may be useful to consider the concept of home: What does it mean to “feel at home”? Is “belonging” synonymous with “home”? Is having a sense of “home” essential to the well-being or understanding of self? Does “home” reside in a structure, a person(s), a country or a culture? What might be lost or gained when one is displaced? To explore these concepts and considerations, Alexandra Salomon, Senior Editor with Chicago Public Media, Nissa Rhee, cofounder of Borderless magazine and a seasoned writer, editor and entrepreneur in the field of journalism, and Natalie Moore, a Chicago-based journalist and author of The South Side: A Portrait of Chicago and American Segregation, will facilitate conversations around these four films and how “displacement” and its consequences are woven throughout lives in each story.PROGRAMS IN THIS SERIES
All screenings will take place in The Sanctuary at the Epiphany Center for the Arts (201 S Ashland Ave in Chicago).Admission is FREE.Wednesday, September 16, 2026 at 6:30pm
A NICE PLACE TO LIVE (1974, Maria Moraites, 55 min)
Presented by journalist Natalie Moore and followed by a post-screening conversation.Wednesday, September 23, 2026 at 6:30 pm
MI RAZA: PORTRAIT OF A FAMILY (1972, Susan Stechnij, 30 min)
Presented by journalist Alexandra Salomon and followed by a post-screening conversation with director Susan Stechnij.Wednesday, October 7, 2026 at 6:30pm
STREET SIGNS: HISPANIC MURALS IN CHICAGO (1990, Susan Dobinsky & Julia Kurtz, 30 min)
Presented by journalist Alexandra Salomon and followed by a post-screening conversation with director Susan Dobinsky, artist Sandra Antongiorgi, and photographer Ivan Justiniano.Wednesday, October 14, 2026 at 6:30pm
BURNT ORANGES (2005, Silvia Malagrino, 90 min)
Presented by Nissa Rhee, journalist and cofounder of Borderless Magazine, and followed by a post-screening conversation with director Silvia Malagrino.
Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for our live music series concerts, and be sure to hit Golden Hour before-hand for drinks and lite-bites! Doors open at 5pm Thursday - Saturday for Golden Hour with 1/2 priced bottles of wine, BOGO cocktails, and other specials!
Come early to EXPLORE and DISCOVER your own EPIPHANY… our art galleries are open and there is free entertainment before the show!
Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.
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thu17sep7:30 pm10:00 pmHearthands Album Release featuring Starcharm and Saccharine
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Epiphany Center For The Arts: The Sanctuary
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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Hearthands Album Release featuring Starcharm and Saccharine Date: Thursday, September 17, 2026 Doors: 5PM for Golden Hour | 7PM to Sanctuary Showtime: 7:30PM Tickets: $15 Advance | $20 Day of show About Hearthands: Hearthands is an
Event Details
Hearthands Album Release featuring Starcharm and Saccharine
Date: Thursday, September 17, 2026
Doors: 5PM for Golden Hour | 7PM to Sanctuary
Showtime: 7:30PM
Tickets: $15 Advance | $20 Day of show
About Hearthands:
Hearthands is an indie rock band from Chicago, Illinois. Formed at the end of 2024, Hearthands released their debut EP Devotion in September of the following year, which was recorded at Electrical Audio with producer Nick Netherton. In September 2026, Hearthands will be releasing their first full length record Destroyer. Collaborating again with Nick Netherton, Hearthands spent 7 days in a barn making the record come to life. Moving away from the dreamier sounds of Devotion, the record takes inspiration from 90s slowcore, 60s jangly guitar music, noise pop, and current DIY bands in the Midwest while maintaining an interest in 80s chorus effects and shoegaze glide guitar. The band is composed of members Abigail Miller, Jacob Wolf, Jordan Zamansky, Maddie Haynes, and Mike Higgins. The members of Hearthands are active in the Chicago music scene and also play in the projects A Giant Pit of Glass, Able Baker, Herald Looms, and Sunshy.
Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for our live music series concerts, and be sure to hit Golden Hour before-hand for drinks and lite-bites! Doors open at 5pm Wednesday - Saturday for Golden Hour with 1/2 priced bottles of wine and other specials!
Come early to EXPLORE and DISCOVER your own EPIPHANY… our art galleries are open and there is free entertainment before the show!
Golden Hour Menu + Music Schedule
Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.
sat19sep(sep 19)9:00 pmsun20(sep 20)2:30 amClub Gauche
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Epiphany Center For The Arts: The Sanctuary
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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Club Gauche Date: Saturday, September 19th, 2026 Doors & Showtime: 9:00PM Tickets: Tier 1 - $15 (+$4.57 fees, including tax) Tier 2 - $20 (+$4.72 fees, including tax) ‘Service charges
Event Details
Club Gauche
Date: Saturday, September 19th, 2026
Doors & Showtime: 9:00PM
Tickets:
Tier 1 - $15 (+$4.57 fees, including tax)
Tier 2 - $20 (+$4.72 fees, including tax)
‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door
About:
Lineup:
Sobolik
Mecániko
Club Chow
Lighting by Craig Gronowski
About Sobolik:
Sobolik is a Brooklyn-based DJ, producer, and musician that has emerged as one of the most exciting voices in the US underground. They craft vibrant, drum-focused music in an array of different styles, releasing music on labels from around the globe including Clasico Records, All Centre, CloudCore, early reflex, Flippen Disks, 3024, Woozy. Sobolik's output fuses a broad palette of references from UK bass & club music, techno, and breaks. As a member of the Antidote and Kindergarten collectives, they work to connect the dots among like-minded artists in the Brooklyn rave ecosystem. They currently hold a Lot Radio residency with the Kindergarten crew and co-organize the queer day rave Antidote.
About Mecániko:
Mecániko is a Chicago-based collaboration between J. Córdova and Liquid City Motors, producing boundary-pushing, hybrid club music with impressive sound design.
About Club Chow:
Club Chow is a Chicago-based DJ with roots in Baltimore and Taipei. An omnivorous selector, he digs for new and old school house, blending music across genres and eras with a common euphoric undercurrent. Club Chow's taste and energetic mixing have made him a staple at SmartBar and Podlasie Club, a resident of Steamworks bathhouse, and a sought-after guest DJ at queer underground parties across North America.
About Craig Gronowski:
Craig Gronowski is a lighting and interior designer with a penchant for textures, layers, and storylines. Mood, space, and night specific - each installtion considers lighting vs. physical materiality.
Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for our live music series concerts, and be sure to hit Golden Hour before-hand for drinks and lite-bites! Doors open at 5pm Thursday - Saturday for Golden Hour with 1/2 priced bottles of wine, BOGO cocktails, and other specials!
Come early to EXPLORE and DISCOVER your own EPIPHANY… our art galleries are open and there is free entertainment before the show!
Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.
Organizer
wed23sep6:30 pm8:00 pmInside/Out: Mi Raza: Portrait of a Family (1972)
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Epiphany Center For The Arts: The Sanctuary
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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Inside/Out: Mi Raza: Portrait of a Family (1972) Date: Wednesday, September 23rd, 2026 Doors:
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Inside/Out: Mi Raza: Portrait of a Family (1972)
Date: Wednesday, September 23rd, 2026
Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 6:00PM to Sanctuary
Showtime: 6:30PM
Tickets:
FREE ADMISSION | RSVP BELOW
About:
Presented by journalist Alexandra Salomon and followed by a post-screening conversation with director Susan Stechnij.Mi Raza: Portrait of a Family is a documentary film about a working class Mexican American family dealing with the stresses of maintaining their cultural heritage in the face of the dominant Anglo society. The film follows the daily activities of the multigenerational Navarro family living in Chicago’s Pilsen neighborhood. Each member of the family responds differently to the pressures of assimilation, revealing a complex family portrait. Mi Raza is an invaluable example of a new style of ethnographic filmmaking: an intimate portrait of working-class domestic life and a historical record of a community in a state of flux due to immigration and political upheaval. Mi Raza was preserved by Chicago Film Archives with support from the National Film Preservation Foundation in 2008.
ABOUT THE INSIDE/OUT SERIES
Displacement implies a concept of home. At its best, home is a place where love, belonging and safety comfortably reside.Chicago Film Archives presents Inside/Out: Stories of Origin and Dis/Placement, a series of four extraordinary films made by four Chicago-based women who by nature are adventurous, deeply curious, and brave. They are also mostly unheard of until now. The concept of “displacement” is securely embedded in each of their stories, whether it resides within the communities they film or within their own lived experience. Although each filmmaker offers a narrative distinctly different from the others, individuals’ efforts to survive and adapt to displacement run constant through all of their films.To better understand the effects of displacement, it may be useful to consider the concept of home: What does it mean to “feel at home”? Is “belonging” synonymous with “home”? Is having a sense of “home” essential to the well-being or understanding of self? Does “home” reside in a structure, a person(s), a country or a culture? What might be lost or gained when one is displaced? To explore these concepts and considerations, Alexandra Salomon, Senior Editor with Chicago Public Media, Nissa Rhee, cofounder of Borderless magazine and a seasoned writer, editor and entrepreneur in the field of journalism, and Natalie Moore, a Chicago-based journalist and author of The South Side: A Portrait of Chicago and American Segregation, will facilitate conversations around these four films and how “displacement” and its consequences are woven throughout lives in each story.PROGRAMS IN THIS SERIES
All screenings will take place in The Sanctuary at the Epiphany Center for the Arts (201 S Ashland Ave in Chicago).Admission is FREE.Wednesday, September 16, 2026 at 6:30pm
A NICE PLACE TO LIVE (1974, Maria Moraites, 55 min)
Presented by journalist Natalie Moore and followed by a post-screening conversation.Wednesday, September 23, 2026 at 6:30 pm
MI RAZA: PORTRAIT OF A FAMILY (1972, Susan Stechnij, 30 min)
Presented by journalist Alexandra Salomon and followed by a post-screening conversation with director Susan Stechnij.Wednesday, October 7, 2026 at 6:30pm
STREET SIGNS: HISPANIC MURALS IN CHICAGO (1990, Susan Dobinsky & Julia Kurtz, 30 min)
Presented by journalist Alexandra Salomon and followed by a post-screening conversation with director Susan Dobinsky, artist Sandra Antongiorgi, and photographer Ivan Justiniano.Wednesday, October 14, 2026 at 6:30pm
BURNT ORANGES (2005, Silvia Malagrino, 90 min)
Presented by Nissa Rhee, journalist and cofounder of Borderless Magazine, and followed by a post-screening conversation with director Silvia Malagrino.
Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for our live music series concerts, and be sure to hit Golden Hour before-hand for drinks and lite-bites! Doors open at 5pm Thursday - Saturday for Golden Hour with 1/2 priced bottles of wine, BOGO cocktails, and other specials!
Come early to EXPLORE and DISCOVER your own EPIPHANY… our art galleries are open and there is free entertainment before the show!
Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.
Organizer
sat26sep7:00 pm9:00 pmA Live Soul Experience with Faith Howard & Friends
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Epiphany Center For The Arts: The Sanctuary
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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A Live Soul Experience with Faith Howard & Friends Date: Saturday, September 26th, 2026 Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 6:30PM to Sanctuary Showtime: 7:00PM Tickets: Advanced - $50 (+$9.74 fees, including tax) Day
Event Details
A Live Soul Experience with Faith Howard & Friends
Date: Saturday, September 26th, 2026
Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 6:30PM to Sanctuary
Showtime: 7:00PM
Tickets:
Advanced - $50 (+$9.74 fees, including tax)
Day of Show - $55 (+$14.01 fees, including tax)
‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door
About:
Come experience a diverse selection of music from the classics to current songs featuring Faith Howard & Friends.
Limited seating, get your tickets now!
Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for our live music series concerts, and be sure to hit Golden Hour before-hand for drinks and lite-bites! Doors open at 5pm Thursday - Saturday for Golden Hour with 1/2 priced bottles of wine, BOGO cocktails, and other specials!
Come early to EXPLORE and DISCOVER your own EPIPHANY… our art galleries are open and there is free entertainment before the show!
Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.
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sun27sep7:00 pm9:00 pmJoy Guidry - Five Prayers in Five Movements
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Epiphany Center For The Arts: The Sanctuary
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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Event Details
Joy Guidry - Five Prayers in Five Movements Support from BSA Gold Date: Sunday, September 27th, 2026 Doors: 6:00PM to Venue | 6:30PM to Sanctuary Showtime: 7:00PM Tickets: Advanced - $20 (+$4.72 fees,
Event Details
Joy Guidry - Five Prayers in Five Movements
Support from BSA Gold
Date: Sunday, September 27th, 2026
Doors: 6:00PM to Venue | 6:30PM to Sanctuary
Showtime: 7:00PM
Tickets:
Advanced - $20 (+$4.72 fees, including tax)
Day of Show - $25 (+$5.13 fees, including tax)
‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door
About:
Joy Guidry is a bassoonist, versatile improviser, performance artist, and composer of experimental, daring new works that embody a deep love of storytelling; Joy’s music channels her inner child in honor of her ancestors and predecessors.
Joy Guidry’s new album, Five Prayers, is an intuitive convergence of sound, spirit, and radical self-expression. As a deeply respected artist in the experimental and avant-garde music spaces, Guidry continues to push sonic boundaries while remaining deeply connected to Black sonic traditions. Moving away from free-jazz, Five Prayers moves towards an ambient space.
This album is informed by a deep introspective. The resulting work is a manifestation of self-exploration and liberation, resonating with audiences seeking authenticity, vulnerability, and transcendence in music.
Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for our live music series concerts, and be sure to hit Golden Hour before-hand for drinks and lite-bites! Doors open at 5pm Thursday - Saturday for Golden Hour with 1/2 priced bottles of wine, BOGO cocktails, and other specials!
Come early to EXPLORE and DISCOVER your own EPIPHANY… our art galleries are open and there is free entertainment before the show!
Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.
This is a 21+ event.
Presented by West Loop Entertainment.
You can get a refund (https://dice.fm/help/article?id=4409603669777) if:
- It’s within 24 hours of buying tickets
- This event is rescheduled or cancelled
You can't get a refund within 24 hours of the event start time.
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wed30sep7:30 pm9:30 pmJulian Davis Reid & Circle of Trust Album Release for Mercy We Need
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Epiphany Center For The Arts: The Sanctuary
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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Julian Davis Reid & Circle of Trust Album Release for Mercy We Need Date: Wednesday, September 30th, 2026 Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 7:00PM to Sanctuary Showtime: 7:30PM Tickets: Advanced - $20 (+$4.72
Event Details
Julian Davis Reid & Circle of Trust Album Release for Mercy We Need
Date: Wednesday, September 30th, 2026
Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 7:00PM to Sanctuary
Showtime: 7:30PM
Tickets:
Advanced - $20 (+$4.72 fees, including tax)
Day of Show - $25 (+$5.13 fees, including tax)
VIP Table for 2 - $60 (+$14.16 fees, including tax)
VIP Table for 4 - $120 (+$15.96 fees, including tax)
VIP tables include admission for 2 or 4 people and a reserved table close to the stage
‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door
About:
Julian Davis Reid is a contemplative, emotionally dynamic jazz and gospel pianist and composer from Chicago. His group’s 90-minute performance of his new project Mercy We Need lifts prayers that we can collectively hold during these uncertain times.
Band Members:
Julian Davis Reid – Piano and Compositions
Tramaine Parker – Vocals
Lenard Simpson – Alto Sax
Ethan Philion – Bass
James Russell Sims – Drums
Keisha Janae – Dance
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Julian Davis Reid is an artist-theologian from Chicago whose work invites us to rejoice, lament, and hope together. A graduate of Chicago’s Whitney M. Young High School, Yale University, and Candler School of Theology at Emory University, Julian is a pianist, composer, producer, speaker, and writer. His newest album, Mercy We Need (September 2026), is a jazz and gospel project that lifts our collective prayers during these uncertain times. Julian’s compositions and performances are emotionally dynamic, drawing from the worlds of Robert Glasper, Richard Smallwood, and Herbie Hancock. This concert will also include selections from his prior release, Vocation (2025). Julian’s Circle of Trust includes Tramaine Parker (vocals), Lenard Simpson (sax), Ethan Philion (bass), James Russell Sims (drums), and Keisha Janae (dance).
A former member of Isaiah Collier & The Chosen Few, Julian has performed across North America and Europe at events including the Jazz at Lincoln Center, Montreal Jazz Fest, Lollapalooza, and the Berlin Jazz Fest. He has also created with Jennifer Hudson, Chance the Rapper, Tank and the Bangas, Andrew Bird, Jamila Woods, Derrick Hodge, Keyon Harrold, Kenneth Whalum, Nat Reeves, and Abiodun Oyewole from The Last Poets.
An award-winning writer, Julian shares about his journey as an artist-theologian on his Substack “Julian’s Note.” He has published essays in several books, including the award-winning Naming the Spirit: Pneumatology through the Arts (2025). In 2021, Julian founded Notes of Rest, a project in contemplative spirituality that offers an integrated approach to faith, restfulness, and Black music. Julian’s work as musician and faith leader has been covered by the Chicago-Sun Times, Jazz Institute of Chicago, New York Times, Forbes, Sojourners, Billboard, and DownBeat. He lives in Chicago with his wife and daughter
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Stop by Epiphany for our live music series concerts, and be sure to hit Golden Hour before-hand for drinks and lite-bites! Doors open at 5pm Thursday - Saturday for Golden Hour with 1/2 priced bottles of wine, BOGO cocktails, and other specials!
Come early to EXPLORE and DISCOVER your own EPIPHANY… our art galleries are open and there is free entertainment before the show!
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October
sat03oct7:00 pm10:00 pmSusie McCollum / Andrew Hoyt / Josh Trimble
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Epiphany Center For The Arts: The Sanctuary
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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Susie McCollum / Andrew Hoyt / Josh Trimble Date: Saturday, October 3rd, 2026 Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 6:30PM to Sanctuary Showtime: 7:00PM Tickets: Advanced - $20 (+$4.72 fees, including tax) Day of
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Susie McCollum / Andrew Hoyt / Josh Trimble
Date: Saturday, October 3rd, 2026
Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 6:30PM to Sanctuary
Showtime: 7:00PM
Tickets:
Advanced - $20 (+$4.72 fees, including tax)
Day of Show - $25 (+$5.13 fees, including tax)
‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door
About Susie McCollum:
With old soul vulnerability and a rich vocal palette, indie artist Susie McCollum lives at the intersection of raw emotion and refined craft. Originally from New York City and now based in Chicago, McCollum blends timeless songwriting with a contemporary edge - drawing inspiration from artists like Joni Mitchell, Norah Jones, and Amy Winehouse.
A lifelong student of music, McCollum’s journey spans opera, theater, jazz, R&B, & folk - providing an eclectic background that informs her textured, authentic sound. Her mesmerizing and poetic lyricism is fueled by compassion, wit, and an insatiable curiosity about the human experience. Susie is also a self-taught guitarist - a pandemic hobby turned renewed sense of artistic purpose.
Susie arrived on the scene with the celebrated single “New Year’s Eve” in 2022, praised by A&R Factory as a “part-love song, part-indie-soulful ode to bittersweet tradition.” Her 2024 debut EP Tempt My Fate captivated audiences as "stirring and uniquely powerful” (CLOUT Magazine) for its soulful vocal and poignant songwriting. She has worked alongside artists like Christopher, Nep, and Marielle Kraft, while most recently co-writing “I Should Lose You” with indie-pop artist Jenny Kern. In addition to singing, writing, and producing, Susie has also honed her skills as a recording engineer - enabling her to truly inhabit every layer of the creative process.
Susie released her highly anticipated single “Abigail” on October 24th, whose "dreamy hush works medicinally; it doesn’t push catharsis, it coaxes it" (Uranium Waves). The work is fueled by finding a home within oneself and asking: what does it mean to truly grow up… and do we ever?
Through heartfelt melodies and soul-stirring lyrics, Susie invites listeners into a shared space of introspection and re-invention - marking her a singular and invaluable talent in today’s music scene.
About Andrew Hoyt:
Andrew Hoyt is a full-time touring singer/songwriter blending folk, pop, and acoustic vibes into a sound that’s both warm and unique. He’s performed at major venues like Wells Fargo Arena and shared the stage with artists such as AJR, Jesse McCartney, David Archuleta and Eric Hutchinson. His latest EP, Kind of Paradise, produced by Nashville’s Lucas Morton and mixed by Micah Tawlks, marks a new chapter in his artistry. The project features songs co-written with acclaimed artists Matt Wertz and Andy Davis, weaving heartfelt lyrics with melodies that feel like sunshine and nostalgia.
About Josh Trimble:
Josh Trimble is an independent multi-media artist based out of Chicago, Illinois. His trifecta of focus is poured into music, film, and photography. His debut project, “Love & Adolescence” serves as the flagship of his creative offerings. The 10-song album has been officially printed to physical copies and can be purchased through direct inquiry. The project will be accompanied by a self-written, directed, and acted film consisting of 6 of the album's featured tracks.
Pulling influence from the likes of Jeff Buckley, Bon Iver, Jordan Rakei, and Madison Cunningham, Josh’s music weaves bold storytelling into the throws of his siren-like melodies and fervent guitar playing.
His most recent digital release, "Vagary", is the lead-single off of the album and delivers a story of love & loss illustrated by achey cellos and aleatoric vocals.
Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for our live music series concerts, and be sure to hit Golden Hour before-hand for drinks and lite-bites! Doors open at 5pm Thursday - Saturday for Golden Hour with 1/2 priced bottles of wine, BOGO cocktails, and other specials!
Come early to EXPLORE and DISCOVER your own EPIPHANY… our art galleries are open and there is free entertainment before the show!
Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.
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sun04oct8:00 pm10:30 pmDIVA PUNK
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Epiphany Center For The Arts: The Sanctuary
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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DIVA PUNK Hosted by MOXXIE TOCIN Date: Sunday, October 4, 2026 Doors: 7:00PM to Venue | 7:30PM to Sanctuary Showtime: 8:00PM Tickets: Early Bird - $15 (+$4.57 fees, including tax) Advanced - $20
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DIVA PUNK
Hosted by MOXXIE TOCIN
Date: Sunday, October 4, 2026
Doors: 7:00PM to Venue | 7:30PM to Sanctuary
Showtime: 8:00PM
Tickets:
Early Bird - $15 (+$4.57 fees, including tax)
Advanced - $20 (+$4.72 fees, including tax)
Day of Show - $25 (+$5.13 fees, including tax)
‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door
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wed07oct6:30 pm8:00 pmInside/Out: Street Signs (1990)FREE ADMISSION | RSVP BELOW
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Epiphany Center For The Arts: The Sanctuary
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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Inside/Out: Street Signs (1990) Date: Wednesday, October 7th, 2026 Doors: 5:00PM to Venue |
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Inside/Out: Street Signs (1990)
Date: Wednesday, October 7th, 2026
Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 6:00PM to Sanctuary
Showtime: 6:30PM
Tickets:
FREE ADMISSION | RSVP BELOW
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Presented by journalist Alexandra Salomon and followed by a post-screening conversation with director Susan Dobinsky, artist Sandra Antongiorgi, and photographer Ivan Justiniano.In the late 1980s, filmmakers Susan Dobinsky and Julia Kurtz were at work on Street Signs, a film about murals and muralists in Chicago. They filmed street scenes punctuated by images of the powerful and colorful murals in the city’s Pilsen, Little Village, West Town, and Humboldt Park neighborhoods, along with interviews with artists, educators, students, and activists who lived on these communities. When Dobinsky and Kurtz began the project, their objective was to make a film about the way murals become a means of communication within and outside of immigrant communities. Their plan was to explore the social and psychological aspects of murals, and the corollaries that exist between the artistry of mural-making and language. Though their film was never completed, CFA is presenting a work-in-process edit completed in 1990, featuring the voices and works of artist Sandra Antongiorgi, muralist Jose Guerrero, and photographer Ivan Justiniano, among others.
ABOUT THE INSIDE/OUT SERIES
Displacement implies a concept of home. At its best, home is a place where love, belonging and safety comfortably reside.Chicago Film Archives presents Inside/Out: Stories of Origin and Dis/Placement, a series of four extraordinary films made by four Chicago-based women who by nature are adventurous, deeply curious, and brave. They are also mostly unheard of until now. The concept of “displacement” is securely embedded in each of their stories, whether it resides within the communities they film or within their own lived experience. Although each filmmaker offers a narrative distinctly different from the others, individuals’ efforts to survive and adapt to displacement run constant through all of their films.To better understand the effects of displacement, it may be useful to consider the concept of home: What does it mean to “feel at home”? Is “belonging” synonymous with “home”? Is having a sense of “home” essential to the well-being or understanding of self? Does “home” reside in a structure, a person(s), a country or a culture? What might be lost or gained when one is displaced? To explore these concepts and considerations, Alexandra Salomon, Senior Editor with Chicago Public Media, Nissa Rhee, cofounder of Borderless magazine and a seasoned writer, editor and entrepreneur in the field of journalism, and Natalie Moore, a Chicago-based journalist and author of The South Side: A Portrait of Chicago and American Segregation, will facilitate conversations around these four films and how “displacement” and its consequences are woven throughout lives in each story.PROGRAMS IN THIS SERIES
All screenings will take place in The Sanctuary at the Epiphany Center for the Arts (201 S Ashland Ave in Chicago).Admission is FREE.Wednesday, September 16, 2026 at 6:30pm
A NICE PLACE TO LIVE (1974, Maria Moraites, 55 min)
Presented by journalist Natalie Moore and followed by a post-screening conversation.Wednesday, September 23, 2026 at 6:30 pm
MI RAZA: PORTRAIT OF A FAMILY (1972, Susan Stechnij, 30 min)
Presented by journalist Alexandra Salomon and followed by a post-screening conversation with director Susan Stechnij.Wednesday, October 7, 2026 at 6:30pm
STREET SIGNS: HISPANIC MURALS IN CHICAGO (1990, Susan Dobinsky & Julia Kurtz, 30 min)
Presented by journalist Alexandra Salomon and followed by a post-screening conversation with director Susan Dobinsky, artist Sandra Antongiorgi, and photographer Ivan Justiniano.Wednesday, October 14, 2026 at 6:30pm
BURNT ORANGES (2005, Silvia Malagrino, 90 min)
Presented by Nissa Rhee, journalist and cofounder of Borderless Magazine, and followed by a post-screening conversation with director Silvia Malagrino.
Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for our live music series concerts, and be sure to hit Golden Hour before-hand for drinks and lite-bites! Doors open at 5pm Thursday - Saturday for Golden Hour with 1/2 priced bottles of wine, BOGO cocktails, and other specials!
Come early to EXPLORE and DISCOVER your own EPIPHANY… our art galleries are open and there is free entertainment before the show!
Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.
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wed14oct6:30 pm8:00 pmInside/Out: Burnt Oranges (2005)FREE ADMISSION | RSVP BELOW
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201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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Inside/Out: Burnt Oranges (2005) Date: Wednesday, October 14th, 2026 Doors: 5:00PM to Venue |
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Inside/Out: Burnt Oranges (2005)
Date: Wednesday, October 14th, 2026
Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 6:00PM to Sanctuary
Showtime: 6:30PM
Tickets:
FREE ADMISSION | RSVP BELOW
About:
Presented by Nissa Rhee, journalist and cofounder of Borderless Magazine, and followed by a post-screening conversation with director Silvia Malagrino.Born in Buenos Aires, Silvia Malagrino left Argentina in 1978 when her life as a young university student became dangerously entangled with politics surrounding the “Dirty War” and the resistance movement which materialized under one of Argentina’s most brutal military dictatorships. In the midst of the disappearance of so many young protestors and their friends, Malagrino left her country of birth and settled in Chicago. While earning her Ph.D. at the University of Illinois-Chicago, she built a career as an educator, multimedia artist, photographer, and filmmaker. In the mid-1990s she returned to Argentina to film and record the voices of mothers and grandmothers whose children had been “disappeared” in the resistance. As Robert J. Fox, chief editor of the Buenos Aires Herald, famously said of those times, “All of the institutions in Argentina failed. The only institution that didn’t fail was motherhood.” In her film, Malagrino includes her own voice among the others as she synthesizes her memories and experiences of those dangerous years. Burnt Oranges, is a very personal and poetic memoir of this war and its continuing aftermath.
ABOUT THE INSIDE/OUT SERIES
Displacement implies a concept of home. At its best, home is a place where love, belonging and safety comfortably reside.Chicago Film Archives presents Inside/Out: Stories of Origin and Dis/Placement, a series of four extraordinary films made by four Chicago-based women who by nature are adventurous, deeply curious, and brave. They are also mostly unheard of until now. The concept of “displacement” is securely embedded in each of their stories, whether it resides within the communities they film or within their own lived experience. Although each filmmaker offers a narrative distinctly different from the others, individuals’ efforts to survive and adapt to displacement run constant through all of their films.To better understand the effects of displacement, it may be useful to consider the concept of home: What does it mean to “feel at home”? Is “belonging” synonymous with “home”? Is having a sense of “home” essential to the well-being or understanding of self? Does “home” reside in a structure, a person(s), a country or a culture? What might be lost or gained when one is displaced? To explore these concepts and considerations, Alexandra Salomon, Senior Editor with Chicago Public Media, Nissa Rhee, cofounder of Borderless magazine and a seasoned writer, editor and entrepreneur in the field of journalism, and Natalie Moore, a Chicago-based journalist and author of The South Side: A Portrait of Chicago and American Segregation, will facilitate conversations around these four films and how “displacement” and its consequences are woven throughout lives in each story.PROGRAMS IN THIS SERIES
All screenings will take place in The Sanctuary at the Epiphany Center for the Arts (201 S Ashland Ave in Chicago).Admission is FREE.Wednesday, September 16, 2026 at 6:30pm
A NICE PLACE TO LIVE (1974, Maria Moraites, 55 min)
Presented by journalist Natalie Moore and followed by a post-screening conversation.Wednesday, September 23, 2026 at 6:30 pm
MI RAZA: PORTRAIT OF A FAMILY (1972, Susan Stechnij, 30 min)
Presented by journalist Alexandra Salomon and followed by a post-screening conversation with director Susan Stechnij.Wednesday, October 7, 2026 at 6:30pm
STREET SIGNS: HISPANIC MURALS IN CHICAGO (1990, Susan Dobinsky & Julia Kurtz, 30 min)
Presented by journalist Alexandra Salomon and followed by a post-screening conversation with director Susan Dobinsky, artist Sandra Antongiorgi, and photographer Ivan Justiniano.Wednesday, October 14, 2026 at 6:30pm
BURNT ORANGES (2005, Silvia Malagrino, 90 min)
Presented by Nissa Rhee, journalist and cofounder of Borderless Magazine, and followed by a post-screening conversation with director Silvia Malagrino.
Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for our live music series concerts, and be sure to hit Golden Hour before-hand for drinks and lite-bites! Doors open at 5pm Thursday - Saturday for Golden Hour with 1/2 priced bottles of wine, BOGO cocktails, and other specials!
Come early to EXPLORE and DISCOVER your own EPIPHANY… our art galleries are open and there is free entertainment before the show!
Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.
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fri16oct8:00 pm9:30 pmONE NIGHT ONLY! MALI WILSON: Retro in Real Time
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Epiphany Center For The Arts: The Sanctuary
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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ONE NIGHT ONLY! MALI WILSON: Retro in Real Time Date: Friday, October 16th, 2026 Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 7:30PM to Sanctuary Showtime: 8:00PM Tickets: Early Bird - $45 (+$8.82 fees, including
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ONE NIGHT ONLY! MALI WILSON: Retro in Real Time
Date: Friday, October 16th, 2026
Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 7:30PM to Sanctuary
Showtime: 8:00PM
Tickets:
Early Bird - $45 (+$8.82 fees, including tax)
General Admission - $50 (+$9.74 fees, including tax)
VIP Table for 2 - $150 (+$16.86 fees, including tax)
VIP tables include admission for 2 people and a reserved table close to the stage
‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door
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An intimate evening with Grammy Nominated Mali Wilson performing music from her acclaimed debut album, Retro in Real Time.
Award winning composer Craig J. Snider will be opening and sharing the stage with Mali.
Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for our live music series concerts, and be sure to hit Golden Hour before-hand for drinks and lite-bites! Doors open at 5pm Thursday - Saturday for Golden Hour with 1/2 priced bottles of wine, BOGO cocktails, and other specials!
Come early to EXPLORE and DISCOVER your own EPIPHANY… our art galleries are open and there is free entertainment before the show!
Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.
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fri23oct8:00 pm10:00 pmChanelle Tru
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Epiphany Center For The Arts: The Sanctuary
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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Chanelle Tru Date: Friday, October 23rd, 2026 Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 7:30PM to Sanctuary Showtime: 8:00PM Tickets: Advanced - $20 (+$4.72 fees, including tax) Day of Show - $30 (+$6.57 fees,
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Chanelle Tru
Date: Friday, October 23rd, 2026
Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 7:30PM to Sanctuary
Showtime: 8:00PM
Tickets:
Advanced - $20 (+$4.72 fees, including tax)
Day of Show - $30 (+$6.57 fees, including tax)
‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door
About:
Chanelle Tru is an emerging R&B artist from the Windy City of Chicago, creating music that is authentically tru to who she is. Whether in conversation or on stage, she delivers the raw truth of her life, love, pain, and passion with confidence, vulnerability, and undeniable energy.
Singing and writing since the age of 10, Chanelle uses her artistry as a space for people to love freely, feel deeply, heal honestly, and express themselves fully. Her music invites listeners into real moments—where emotion isn’t filtered and self-expression is celebrated.
Inspired by icons such as Beyoncé, Chris Brown, Aaliyah, Brandy, Nicki Minaj, and the legendary Michael Jackson, Chanelle showcases her talent through powerful diversity. A true creative force, she seamlessly blends singing, rapping, dancing, songwriting, acting, and modeling—proving that her artistry knows no single lane.
Fresh off her latest EP Not Too Much, with over 8,000 YouTube subscribers and a standout performance opening for Manny Wellz, Chanelle Tru is steadily carving out her own space in the industry. Bold, versatile, and deeply intentional, she is an artist on the rise—and one you’ll want to keep your eyes on.
Follow Chanelle Tru on all social platforms and stream her music on SoundCloud, Apple Music, Spotify, and more.
Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for our live music series concerts, and be sure to hit Golden Hour before-hand for drinks and lite-bites! Doors open at 5pm Thursday - Saturday for Golden Hour with 1/2 priced bottles of wine, BOGO cocktails, and other specials!
Come early to EXPLORE and DISCOVER your own EPIPHANY… our art galleries are open and there is free entertainment before the show!
Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.
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sun25oct4:00 pm6:00 pmThe Riperton Suite
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Epiphany Center For The Arts: The Sanctuary
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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The Riperton Suite Date: Sunday, October 25th, 2026 Doors: 3:00PM to Venue | 3:30PM to Sanctuary Showtime: 4:00PM Tickets: General Admission - $25 (+$5.13 fees, including tax) VIP Table for 2 - $100
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The Riperton Suite
Date: Sunday, October 25th, 2026
Doors: 3:00PM to Venue | 3:30PM to Sanctuary
Showtime: 4:00PM
Tickets:
General Admission - $25 (+$5.13 fees, including tax)
VIP Table for 2 - $100 (+$15.36 fees, including tax)
VIP Table for 4 - $200 (+$18.36 fees, including tax)
VIP tables include admission for 2 or 4 people, a curated Les Fleurs gift bag, and a reserved table close to the stage
‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door
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An immersive concert experience honoring the artistry and advocacy of Minnie Riperton by Velvet Gunn.
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November
wed04nov7:00 pm8:30 pmFLAMENCODANZA
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Epiphany Center For The Arts: The Sanctuary
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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FLAMENCODANZA Date: Wednesday, November 4th, 2026 Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 6:30PM to Sanctuary Showtime: 7:00PM Tickets: Advanced - $20 (+$4.72 fees, including tax) Day of Show - $25 (+$5.13 fees, including tax)
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FLAMENCODANZA
Date: Wednesday, November 4th, 2026
Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 6:30PM to Sanctuary
Showtime: 7:00PM
Tickets:
Advanced - $20 (+$4.72 fees, including tax)
Day of Show - $25 (+$5.13 fees, including tax)
VIP Table for 2 - $60 (+$14.16 fees, including tax)
VIP Table for 4 - $120 (+$15.96 fees, including tax)
VIP tables include admission for 2 or 4 people and a reserved table close to the stage
‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door
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Performers:
Aylin Bayaz - dance
Anthony Tran - guitar
The show will feature an internationally acclaimed Flamenco guitarist as a guest artist.
"A contemporary flamenco show with passion, energy, and community, complete with incredible music and electric dance." Fringereview.uk
FLAMENCODANZA, “Best show of Dance and physical theatre” Hollywood fringe 2022 is a contemporary flamenco show with dance and guitar, that has toured internationally at festivals in Europe, the UK, Oceania and the USA since 2021 performing over 350 shows. The show combines the characteristic elements of rhythm, energy and artistry of Flamenco.
Aylin Bayaz is a contemporary Flamenco dancer and choreographer, relocated to NYC in September 2024. She trained at the Amor de Dios studios in Madrid and the Institute of the Arts Barcelona (MA Dance 2018) among other academies. Her duo show “Flamencodanza”, winner of award “Best show of Dance and physical theatre” Hollywood Fringe 2022, has toured internationally since 2021 performing over 350 shows in Europe, the UK, Oceania and the US.
Anthony "Tiriti” Tran studied flamenco guitar all across Andalucía with various teachers in Granada, Jerez, Córdoba, and more. For the past decade, he has managed Boston-based group Flamenco Boston and has worked with local dancers and dance companies to bring the excitement of flamenco all over New England, including to museums such as the Isabella Stewart Gardner and the Museum of Fine Arts and to universities including MIT, Harvard, Northeastern, and most recently at Boston University. He has performed and continues to perform at venues such as such as The Beehive and Tres Gatos in Boston and Terraza 7 and Sala Astoria in NYC.
Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for our live music series concerts, and be sure to hit Golden Hour before-hand for drinks and lite-bites! Doors open at 5pm Thursday - Saturday for Golden Hour with 1/2 priced bottles of wine, BOGO cocktails, and other specials!
Come early to EXPLORE and DISCOVER your own EPIPHANY… our art galleries are open and there is free entertainment before the show!
Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.
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thu05nov7:30 pm9:00 pmFish and the Cats
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Epiphany Center For The Arts: The Sanctuary
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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Fish and the Cats Date: Thursday, November 5th, 2026 Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 7:00PM to Sanctuary Showtime: 7:30PM Tickets: General Admission - $20 (+$4.72 fees, including tax) ‘Service charges apply to
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Fish and the Cats
Date: Thursday, November 5th, 2026
Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 7:00PM to Sanctuary
Showtime: 7:30PM
Tickets:
General Admission - $20 (+$4.72 fees, including tax)
‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door
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Fish and The Cats
Welcome to Fish and the Cats!
Jazz that swings, grooves, bops and rocks.
Come enjoy some great jazz in Chicago with Fish & the Cats! We love playing music from the Great American Song Book and other favorites that have stood the test of time.
You'll hear classics like "Honeysuckle Rose" and "What a Wonderful World," along with songs like "Cantaloupe Island" and "Moondance" – music that spans several generations.
Our group includes talented musicians and a vocalist who really brings the songs to life. You can catch us performing around Chicago, especially in Gold Coast, River North, and Old Town.
We've been fortunate to connect with audiences who appreciate jazz and keep inviting us back. If you enjoy live music and want to hear some well-played standards, we'd love to have you join us.
Why people like our performances: We focus on playing music we genuinely care about, and that enthusiasm tends to be contagious.
Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for our live music series concerts, and be sure to hit Golden Hour before-hand for drinks and lite-bites! Doors open at 5pm Thursday - Saturday for Golden Hour with 1/2 priced bottles of wine, BOGO cocktails, and other specials!
Come early to EXPLORE and DISCOVER your own EPIPHANY… our art galleries are open and there is free entertainment before the show!
Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.
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sat07nov7:30 pm9:30 pmSinatra '56, Songs For Swingin' Lovers, with Gary Thomas
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Epiphany Center For The Arts: The Sanctuary
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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Sinatra '56, Songs For Swingin' Lovers, with Gary Thomas Date: Saturday, November 7th, 2026 Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 7:00PM to Sanctuary Showtime: 7:30PM Tickets: Advanced - $30 (+$6.57 fees, including tax)
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Sinatra '56, Songs For Swingin' Lovers, with Gary Thomas
Date: Saturday, November 7th, 2026
Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 7:00PM to Sanctuary
Showtime: 7:30PM
Tickets:
Advanced - $30 (+$6.57 fees, including tax)
Day of Show - $35 (+$7.23 fees, including tax)
VIP Table for 2 - $80 (+$14.76 fees, including tax)
VIP Table for 4 - $160 (+$17.16 fees, including tax)
VIP tables include admission for 2 or 4 people and a reserved table close to the stage
‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door
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Sinatra ’56 — Songs for Swingin’ Lovers is the third chapter in Gary Thomas’s trilogy of cabaret concerts celebrating Frank Sinatra’s remarkable Capitol-era comeback—and the moment he hit his full, swaggering stride. Performed by Gary Thomas and The Mid-Century Modern Ensemble, the show is built around Sinatra’s landmark 1956 album Songs for Swingin’ Lovers and features its sparkling essentials alongside a handpicked set of Sinatra favorites—romantic, witty, and irresistibly swinging. Woven together with smart, engaging storytelling, the evening is stylish, funny, and full of heart. Sinatra ’56 brings mid-century sophistication to life and invites audiences to raise a glass to timeless songs, world-class swing, and the voice that made it all unforgettable.
Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for our live music series concerts, and be sure to hit Golden Hour before-hand for drinks and lite-bites! Doors open at 5pm Thursday - Saturday for Golden Hour with 1/2 priced bottles of wine, BOGO cocktails, and other specials!
Come early to EXPLORE and DISCOVER your own EPIPHANY… our art galleries are open and there is free entertainment before the show!
Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.
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sun08nov6:00 pm8:00 pmKen Fobs: A Tribute to the Masters of Song
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Epiphany Center For The Arts: The Sanctuary
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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Ken Fobs: A Tribute to the Masters of Song Date: Sunday, November 8th, 2026 Doors: 5:00PM Showtime: 6:00PM Tickets: General Admission - $25 (+$5.13 fees, including tax) VIP Table for 2 - $70
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Ken Fobs: A Tribute to the Masters of Song
Date: Sunday, November 8th, 2026
Doors: 5:00PM
Showtime: 6:00PM
Tickets:
General Admission - $25 (+$5.13 fees, including tax)
VIP Table for 2 - $70 (+$14.46 fees, including tax)
VIP Table for 4 - $140 (+$16.56 fees, including tax)
VIP tables include admission for 2 or 4 people and a reserved table close to the stage
‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door
About:
Kenneth Fobs is a baritone vocalist, who combines his love of music and theatre as he continues to make his mark as a “new” small fish in the large pond of the Chicago music scene. Winner of the 2024 Chicago Cabaret Professionals Emerging Artists Showcase, along with appearances at the DuSable Museum, Epiphany Center for the Arts, Rhapsody Theatre, Gateway Lounge, Chef O’Neills, The ETA Theatre, and Don’t Tell Mama’s (in New York), Kenneth is pushing hard to establish himself in his hometown of Chicago.
Kenneth’s style is influenced by vocal masters including; Johnny Hartman, Joe Williams, Lou Rawls, Frank Sinatra, King Pleasure, Sammy Davis Junior, Carmen McRae, and Ella Fitzgerald, just to name a few. Come join him for another wonderful journey through the timeless music that inspires life and love in his upcoming 5th performance at the Epiphany Center for the Arts, on Sunday, November 8th (@ 6:00pm).
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December
thu03dec7:30 pm9:00 pmDamian McGinty: This Christmas Time 10th Anniversary Tour
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Epiphany Center For The Arts: The Sanctuary
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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Damian McGinty: This Christmas Time 10th Anniversary Tour Date: Thursday, December 3rd, 2026 Doors: 4:00PM to Venue 4:45PM for Soundcheck Experience 5:45PM for Meet & Greet Experience 7:00PM for GA Showtime: 7:30PM Tickets:
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Damian McGinty: This Christmas Time 10th Anniversary Tour
Date: Thursday, December 3rd, 2026
Doors:
4:00PM to Venue
4:45PM for Soundcheck Experience
5:45PM for Meet & Greet Experience
7:00PM for GA
Showtime: 7:30PM
Tickets:
Sound Check Experience - $110 (+$15.66 fees, including tax)
Meet & Greet Experience - $70 (+$14.46 fees, including tax)
General Admission - $40 (+$7.90 fees, including tax)
17+ Sound Check Experience - $115 (+$15.81 fees, including tax) (Includes 1 Soft Drink)
17+ Meet & Greet Experience - $75 (+$14.61 fees, including tax) (Includes 1 Soft Drink)
17+ General Admission - $45 (+$8.82 fees, including tax) (Includes 1 Soft Drink)
‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door
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Kick off the Christmas season with Damian McGinty, lead singer of Celtic Thunder and star of the hit shows Glee and Dancing with the Stars, in a heartwarming holiday concert celebrating the 10th anniversary of his first full-length album, This Christmas Time—the album that introduced Damian's first original songs, "Irish Christmas" and "Will You Dance With Me (This Christmas Time),” and featured classics such as “It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas” and “White Christmas."
Enjoy an evening packed with Christmas favorites, beloved originals, and plenty of sing-along moments as Damian fills the room with festive cheer, laughter, and the spirit of the holidays. It's the perfect way to embrace the season of joy, cozy traditions, and time spent with the people you love.
Come sing, laugh, and celebrate as we welcome the most wonderful time of the year together. Make this concert part of your holiday tradition and create memories that will last a lifetime!
Sound Check tickets (doors ~4:45p) include:
- Access to behind-the-scenes pre-show sound check
- Meet & Greet: pre-show Q&A + an autograph and photo opportunity with Damian
- Concert
Meet & Greet tickets (doors ~5:45p) include:
- Meet & Greet: pre-show Q&A + an autograph and photo opportunity with Damian
- Concert
General Admission tickets (doors ~7p) include:
- Concert
Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for our live music series concerts, and be sure to hit Golden Hour before-hand for drinks and lite-bites! Doors open at 5pm Thursday - Saturday for Golden Hour with 1/2 priced bottles of wine, BOGO cocktails, and other specials!
Come early to EXPLORE and DISCOVER your own EPIPHANY… our art galleries are open and there is free entertainment before the show!
Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.
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Available Livestreams
Aron Gent
Recalibration
Jon Herman2026-08-22T07:05:46-05:00
September 27, 2026 - December 13th, 2026
Sam Dybeck
Christina’s Sentencing
Jon Herman2026-08-22T06:59:02-05:00
September 27, 2026 - December 13th, 2026
Araceli Zuniga
Egg Tooth
Jon Herman2026-08-22T06:50:28-05:00
September 27, 2026 - December 13th, 2026
Alec Basse
If I Were You (And I Wish I Was)
Jon Herman2026-08-22T06:43:39-05:00
September 27, 2026 - December 13th, 2026
The Weaving Mill
LOOMSTATE
Jon Herman2026-08-22T06:36:35-05:00
September 27, 2026 - December 13th, 2026
Rudi Szilvásy
Garden Apartment
Jon Herman2026-08-22T06:29:52-05:00
September 27, 2026 - December 13th, 2026
Newcity Art: Alexa Viscius Photographs the Faces Behind the Music at Epiphany Center for the Arts
Jon Herman2026-06-18T15:11:04-05:00
March 16, 2026
Windy City Times: Vincent Uribe Builds Bridges Within Chicago’s Art Community
Jon Herman2026-06-18T15:19:33-05:00
March 13, 2026
Benjamin Holmes
SAIC Diploma Pickup! Reminder.
Jon Herman2026-07-20T22:21:35-05:00
July 19, 2026 - September 20th, 2026
LMRM
Means of Production
Jon Herman2026-07-20T22:21:55-05:00
July 19, 2026 - September 20th, 2026
LATITUDE
Medley
Jon Herman2026-07-20T22:22:30-05:00
July 19, 2026 - September 20th, 2026
Ethan Shay-Cowell
Dog Kicking in its Sleep
Jon Herman2026-07-20T22:22:13-05:00
July 19, 2026 - September 20th, 2026
Imagine a grand staircase leading to a vintage venue with vaulted ceilings, stained glass windows, vintage chandeliers, a built-in stage, and all this complemented by a private Niche Bar and Lounge. The Sanctuary is perfectly suited for cabaret styled music productions, literary arts, comedy and magic shows.
Music Series in The Sanctuary Upcoming Events
August
wed26aug7:00 pm9:30 pmThe Growing Together Tour in Chicago
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Epiphany Center For The Arts: The Sanctuary
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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The Growing Together Tour in Chicago Date: Wednesday, August 26th, 2026 Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 6:30PM to Sanctuary Showtime: 7:00PM Tickets: 21+ General Admission - $20 (+$4.72 fees, including tax) 17+ General
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The Growing Together Tour in Chicago
Date: Wednesday, August 26th, 2026
Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 6:30PM to Sanctuary
Showtime: 7:00PM
Tickets:
21+ General Admission - $20 (+$4.72 fees, including tax)
17+ General Admission - $25 (+$5.13 fees, including tax) (Includes 1 Soft Drink)
‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door
About:
Ethan Jewell is a singer-songwriter and spoken word artist known for blending music and poetry to spread mental health awareness, healing, and human connection. With over 90 million streams and a community of more than 1 million followers across social media, Ethan has brought his intimate live performances to audiences across North America and Europe. His shows create a safe, reflective space where vulnerability, storytelling, and music come together.
Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for our live music series concerts, and be sure to hit Golden Hour before-hand for drinks and lite-bites! Doors open at 5pm Thursday - Saturday for Golden Hour with 1/2 priced bottles of wine, BOGO cocktails, and other specials!
Come early to EXPLORE and DISCOVER your own EPIPHANY… our art galleries are open and there is free entertainment before the show!
Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.
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fri28aug7:00 pm11:00 pmOPUS Album Release Party
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Epiphany Center For The Arts: The Sanctuary
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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OPUS Album Release Party Date: Friday, August 28th, 2026 Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 7:00PM to Sanctuary Showtime: 7:00PM Tickets: Pay What You Can - $0-$25 ‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket
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OPUS Album Release Party
Date: Friday, August 28th, 2026
Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 7:00PM to Sanctuary
Showtime: 7:00PM
Tickets:
Pay What You Can - $0-$25
‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door
About:
OPUS invites you into a world of the extraordinary.
Friday, August 28 we will be celebrating the release of Madame Starlet’s newest body of work, Opus. A chance opportunity mesh what makes an album become through gallery and performance. Music is adorned by light, myth and magic. A sonic and visual experiences as we journey our way through Opus.
This release party is hosted by The Silver Cherry, who will be weaving poetry throughout the evening, allowing for showcase of talent from Black women in our scene. We will have a bar, food available for purchase, exclusive merchandise, with a live DJ set from Daru alongside our intimate closing performance by madamestarlet & the stars.
See ya Friday, August 28 from 7p-11p
Tickets are Pay What You Can ($5-$25)
17+
Attire: Dress like you’ve just come from the loveliest dream !!!🌙
Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for our live music series concerts, and be sure to hit Golden Hour before-hand for drinks and lite-bites! Doors open at 5pm Thursday - Saturday for Golden Hour with 1/2 priced bottles of wine, BOGO cocktails, and other specials!
Come early to EXPLORE and DISCOVER your own EPIPHANY… our art galleries are open and there is free entertainment before the show!
Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.
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sun30aug7:30 pm9:00 pmSam Burns: Gone ‘Til Dawn Album Release Party
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Epiphany Center For The Arts: The Sanctuary
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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Sam Burns: Gone ‘Til Dawn Album Release Party Date: Sunday, August 30th, 2026 Doors: 7:00PM Showtime: 7:30PM Tickets: Early Bird - $15 (+$4.57 fees, including tax) General Admission - $20 (+$4.72
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Sam Burns: Gone ‘Til Dawn Album Release Party
Date: Sunday, August 30th, 2026
Doors: 7:00PM
Showtime: 7:30PM
Tickets:
Early Bird - $15 (+$4.57 fees, including tax)
General Admission - $20 (+$4.72 fees, including tax)
VIP Table for 2 - $60 (+$14.16 fees, including tax)
VIP Table for 4 - $120 (+$15.96 fees, including tax)
VIP tables include admission for 2 or 4 people and a reserved table close to the stage
‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door
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September
fri04sep(sep 4)8:00 pmsat05(sep 5)2:00 amHörtechna
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Epiphany Center For The Arts: The Sanctuary
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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Hörtechna Date: Friday, September 4th, 2026 Doors & Showtime: 8:00PM Tickets: Early Bird - $20 (+$4.72 fees, including tax) Tier 1 - $25 (+$5.13 fees, including tax) Tier 2 -
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Hörtechna
Date: Friday, September 4th, 2026
Doors & Showtime: 8:00PM
Tickets:
Early Bird - $20 (+$4.72 fees, including tax)
Tier 1 - $25 (+$5.13 fees, including tax)
Tier 2 - $30 (+$6.57 fees, including tax)
‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door
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Housed in The Sanctuary at Epiphany Center for the Arts, a 7-minute walk from Arc Festival grounds at Union Park. 201 S. Ashland Ave. Event runs 8p-2a.
Journey by:
NOTE: We seek to maintain a safe space for all who enter and we stand for mutual respect. Consent is a rule, not a suggestion. In order to keep the VIBES high and the MUSIC in focus, please limit phone and device usage to the areas away from the dancefloor.
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sat12sep8:00 pm9:30 pmKarim Nagi & Huzam Ensemble
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Epiphany Center For The Arts: The Sanctuary
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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Karim Nagi & Huzam Ensemble Date: Saturday, September 12th, 2026 Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 7:30PM to Sanctuary Showtime: 8:00PM Tickets: General Admission - $30 (+$6.57 fees, including tax) Youth -
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Karim Nagi & Huzam Ensemble
Date: Saturday, September 12th, 2026
Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 7:30PM to Sanctuary
Showtime: 8:00PM
Tickets:
General Admission - $30 (+$6.57 fees, including tax)
Youth - $15 (+$4.57 fees, including tax)
‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door
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Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for our live music series concerts, and be sure to hit Golden Hour before-hand for drinks and lite-bites! Doors open at 5pm Thursday - Saturday for Golden Hour with 1/2 priced bottles of wine, BOGO cocktails, and other specials!
Come early to EXPLORE and DISCOVER your own EPIPHANY… our art galleries are open and there is free entertainment before the show!
Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.
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sun13sep6:00 pm8:00 pmJae Via & the Loest-Calhoon Jazz Orchestra
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Epiphany Center For The Arts: The Sanctuary
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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Jae Via & the Loest-Calhoon Jazz Orchestra Date: Sunday, September 13th, 2026 Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 5:30PM to Sanctuary Showtime: 6:00PM Tickets: General Admission - $25 (+$5.13 fees, including tax) ‘Service
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Jae Via & the Loest-Calhoon Jazz Orchestra
Date: Sunday, September 13th, 2026
Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 5:30PM to Sanctuary
Showtime: 6:00PM
Tickets:
General Admission - $25 (+$5.13 fees, including tax)
‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door
About:
Jae Via is a Neo-Soul and R&B artist from the south suburbs of Chicago. She has been writing songs for over a decade and consistently releasing music since 2021. She has performed across the city and suburbs of Chicago over the last five years. Listeners can feel the raw emotion in her work, as she prides herself on her honest songwriting.
Jae Via is joined by the Loest-Calhoon Jazz Orchestra (LCJO), a new Chicago-based ensemble that delivers a fresh, contemporary sound. The LCJO performs a wide range of styles, from classic big band repertoire, funk and R&B, and original compositions drawing inspiration from Chicago’s contemporary jazz scene.
Founded by University of Illinois jazz alumni and local educators Sam Calhoon and Stefan Loest in 2026, the band features up-and-coming talents from the Chicagoland area who share a dedication to honoring the great big band lineage while advancing musical boundaries. Alongside performing jazz standards and pop classics, the LCJO regularly premieres original compositions and arrangements by members of the ensemble and young local composers.
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wed16sep6:30 pm8:00 pmInside/Out: A Nice Place to Live (1974)FREE ADMISSION | RSVP BELOW
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Epiphany Center For The Arts: The Sanctuary
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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Inside/Out: A Nice Place to Live (1974) Date: Wednesday, September 16th, 2026 Doors: 5:00PM
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Inside/Out: A Nice Place to Live (1974)
Date: Wednesday, September 16th, 2026
Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 6:00PM to Sanctuary
Showtime: 6:30PM
Tickets:
FREE ADMISSION | RSVP BELOW
About:
Presented by Chicago journalist Natalie Moore and followed by a post-screening conversation.Maria Moraites’ documentary A Nice Place to Live (1974) examines neighborhood roots, property values, urban revitalization, gentrification, and race relations from the perspectives of both well-established and incoming residents of Chicago’s Austin community area. Her observations come amid a rapid demographic turnover propelled by the Federal Housing Authority, real estate interests, mortgage lenders, and insurance companies’ redlining and blockbusting tactics imposed upon the neighborhood through the early 1970s. Moraites says of the film, “It was a labor of love to document how both the lives of White and Black people were impacted by outside interests. This, of course, is not unique to Austin”.
ABOUT THE INSIDE/OUT SERIES
Displacement implies a concept of home. At its best, home is a place where love, belonging and safety comfortably reside.Chicago Film Archives presents Inside/Out: Stories of Origin and Dis/Placement, a series of four extraordinary films made by four Chicago-based women who by nature are adventurous, deeply curious, and brave. They are also mostly unheard of until now. The concept of “displacement” is securely embedded in each of their stories, whether it resides within the communities they film or within their own lived experience. Although each filmmaker offers a narrative distinctly different from the others, individuals’ efforts to survive and adapt to displacement run constant through all of their films.To better understand the effects of displacement, it may be useful to consider the concept of home: What does it mean to “feel at home”? Is “belonging” synonymous with “home”? Is having a sense of “home” essential to the well-being or understanding of self? Does “home” reside in a structure, a person(s), a country or a culture? What might be lost or gained when one is displaced? To explore these concepts and considerations, Alexandra Salomon, Senior Editor with Chicago Public Media, Nissa Rhee, cofounder of Borderless magazine and a seasoned writer, editor and entrepreneur in the field of journalism, and Natalie Moore, a Chicago-based journalist and author of The South Side: A Portrait of Chicago and American Segregation, will facilitate conversations around these four films and how “displacement” and its consequences are woven throughout lives in each story.PROGRAMS IN THIS SERIES
All screenings will take place in The Sanctuary at the Epiphany Center for the Arts (201 S Ashland Ave in Chicago).Admission is FREE.Wednesday, September 16, 2026 at 6:30pm
A NICE PLACE TO LIVE (1974, Maria Moraites, 55 min)
Presented by journalist Natalie Moore and followed by a post-screening conversation.Wednesday, September 23, 2026 at 6:30 pm
MI RAZA: PORTRAIT OF A FAMILY (1972, Susan Stechnij, 30 min)
Presented by journalist Alexandra Salomon and followed by a post-screening conversation with director Susan Stechnij.Wednesday, October 7, 2026 at 6:30pm
STREET SIGNS: HISPANIC MURALS IN CHICAGO (1990, Susan Dobinsky & Julia Kurtz, 30 min)
Presented by journalist Alexandra Salomon and followed by a post-screening conversation with director Susan Dobinsky, artist Sandra Antongiorgi, and photographer Ivan Justiniano.Wednesday, October 14, 2026 at 6:30pm
BURNT ORANGES (2005, Silvia Malagrino, 90 min)
Presented by Nissa Rhee, journalist and cofounder of Borderless Magazine, and followed by a post-screening conversation with director Silvia Malagrino.
Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for our live music series concerts, and be sure to hit Golden Hour before-hand for drinks and lite-bites! Doors open at 5pm Thursday - Saturday for Golden Hour with 1/2 priced bottles of wine, BOGO cocktails, and other specials!
Come early to EXPLORE and DISCOVER your own EPIPHANY… our art galleries are open and there is free entertainment before the show!
Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.
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thu17sep7:30 pm10:00 pmHearthands Album Release featuring Starcharm and Saccharine
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Epiphany Center For The Arts: The Sanctuary
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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Hearthands Album Release featuring Starcharm and Saccharine Date: Thursday, September 17, 2026 Doors: 5PM for Golden Hour | 7PM to Sanctuary Showtime: 7:30PM Tickets: $15 Advance | $20 Day of show About Hearthands: Hearthands is an
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Hearthands Album Release featuring Starcharm and Saccharine
Date: Thursday, September 17, 2026
Doors: 5PM for Golden Hour | 7PM to Sanctuary
Showtime: 7:30PM
Tickets: $15 Advance | $20 Day of show
About Hearthands:
Hearthands is an indie rock band from Chicago, Illinois. Formed at the end of 2024, Hearthands released their debut EP Devotion in September of the following year, which was recorded at Electrical Audio with producer Nick Netherton. In September 2026, Hearthands will be releasing their first full length record Destroyer. Collaborating again with Nick Netherton, Hearthands spent 7 days in a barn making the record come to life. Moving away from the dreamier sounds of Devotion, the record takes inspiration from 90s slowcore, 60s jangly guitar music, noise pop, and current DIY bands in the Midwest while maintaining an interest in 80s chorus effects and shoegaze glide guitar. The band is composed of members Abigail Miller, Jacob Wolf, Jordan Zamansky, Maddie Haynes, and Mike Higgins. The members of Hearthands are active in the Chicago music scene and also play in the projects A Giant Pit of Glass, Able Baker, Herald Looms, and Sunshy.
Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for our live music series concerts, and be sure to hit Golden Hour before-hand for drinks and lite-bites! Doors open at 5pm Wednesday - Saturday for Golden Hour with 1/2 priced bottles of wine and other specials!
Come early to EXPLORE and DISCOVER your own EPIPHANY… our art galleries are open and there is free entertainment before the show!
Golden Hour Menu + Music Schedule
Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.
sat19sep(sep 19)9:00 pmsun20(sep 20)2:30 amClub Gauche
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Epiphany Center For The Arts: The Sanctuary
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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Club Gauche Date: Saturday, September 19th, 2026 Doors & Showtime: 9:00PM Tickets: Tier 1 - $15 (+$4.57 fees, including tax) Tier 2 - $20 (+$4.72 fees, including tax) ‘Service charges
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Club Gauche
Date: Saturday, September 19th, 2026
Doors & Showtime: 9:00PM
Tickets:
Tier 1 - $15 (+$4.57 fees, including tax)
Tier 2 - $20 (+$4.72 fees, including tax)
‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door
About:
Lineup:
Sobolik
Mecániko
Club Chow
Lighting by Craig Gronowski
About Sobolik:
Sobolik is a Brooklyn-based DJ, producer, and musician that has emerged as one of the most exciting voices in the US underground. They craft vibrant, drum-focused music in an array of different styles, releasing music on labels from around the globe including Clasico Records, All Centre, CloudCore, early reflex, Flippen Disks, 3024, Woozy. Sobolik's output fuses a broad palette of references from UK bass & club music, techno, and breaks. As a member of the Antidote and Kindergarten collectives, they work to connect the dots among like-minded artists in the Brooklyn rave ecosystem. They currently hold a Lot Radio residency with the Kindergarten crew and co-organize the queer day rave Antidote.
About Mecániko:
Mecániko is a Chicago-based collaboration between J. Córdova and Liquid City Motors, producing boundary-pushing, hybrid club music with impressive sound design.
About Club Chow:
Club Chow is a Chicago-based DJ with roots in Baltimore and Taipei. An omnivorous selector, he digs for new and old school house, blending music across genres and eras with a common euphoric undercurrent. Club Chow's taste and energetic mixing have made him a staple at SmartBar and Podlasie Club, a resident of Steamworks bathhouse, and a sought-after guest DJ at queer underground parties across North America.
About Craig Gronowski:
Craig Gronowski is a lighting and interior designer with a penchant for textures, layers, and storylines. Mood, space, and night specific - each installtion considers lighting vs. physical materiality.
Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for our live music series concerts, and be sure to hit Golden Hour before-hand for drinks and lite-bites! Doors open at 5pm Thursday - Saturday for Golden Hour with 1/2 priced bottles of wine, BOGO cocktails, and other specials!
Come early to EXPLORE and DISCOVER your own EPIPHANY… our art galleries are open and there is free entertainment before the show!
Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.
Organizer
wed23sep6:30 pm8:00 pmInside/Out: Mi Raza: Portrait of a Family (1972)
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Epiphany Center For The Arts: The Sanctuary
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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Inside/Out: Mi Raza: Portrait of a Family (1972) Date: Wednesday, September 23rd, 2026 Doors:
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Inside/Out: Mi Raza: Portrait of a Family (1972)
Date: Wednesday, September 23rd, 2026
Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 6:00PM to Sanctuary
Showtime: 6:30PM
Tickets:
FREE ADMISSION | RSVP BELOW
About:
Presented by journalist Alexandra Salomon and followed by a post-screening conversation with director Susan Stechnij.Mi Raza: Portrait of a Family is a documentary film about a working class Mexican American family dealing with the stresses of maintaining their cultural heritage in the face of the dominant Anglo society. The film follows the daily activities of the multigenerational Navarro family living in Chicago’s Pilsen neighborhood. Each member of the family responds differently to the pressures of assimilation, revealing a complex family portrait. Mi Raza is an invaluable example of a new style of ethnographic filmmaking: an intimate portrait of working-class domestic life and a historical record of a community in a state of flux due to immigration and political upheaval. Mi Raza was preserved by Chicago Film Archives with support from the National Film Preservation Foundation in 2008.
ABOUT THE INSIDE/OUT SERIES
Displacement implies a concept of home. At its best, home is a place where love, belonging and safety comfortably reside.Chicago Film Archives presents Inside/Out: Stories of Origin and Dis/Placement, a series of four extraordinary films made by four Chicago-based women who by nature are adventurous, deeply curious, and brave. They are also mostly unheard of until now. The concept of “displacement” is securely embedded in each of their stories, whether it resides within the communities they film or within their own lived experience. Although each filmmaker offers a narrative distinctly different from the others, individuals’ efforts to survive and adapt to displacement run constant through all of their films.To better understand the effects of displacement, it may be useful to consider the concept of home: What does it mean to “feel at home”? Is “belonging” synonymous with “home”? Is having a sense of “home” essential to the well-being or understanding of self? Does “home” reside in a structure, a person(s), a country or a culture? What might be lost or gained when one is displaced? To explore these concepts and considerations, Alexandra Salomon, Senior Editor with Chicago Public Media, Nissa Rhee, cofounder of Borderless magazine and a seasoned writer, editor and entrepreneur in the field of journalism, and Natalie Moore, a Chicago-based journalist and author of The South Side: A Portrait of Chicago and American Segregation, will facilitate conversations around these four films and how “displacement” and its consequences are woven throughout lives in each story.PROGRAMS IN THIS SERIES
All screenings will take place in The Sanctuary at the Epiphany Center for the Arts (201 S Ashland Ave in Chicago).Admission is FREE.Wednesday, September 16, 2026 at 6:30pm
A NICE PLACE TO LIVE (1974, Maria Moraites, 55 min)
Presented by journalist Natalie Moore and followed by a post-screening conversation.Wednesday, September 23, 2026 at 6:30 pm
MI RAZA: PORTRAIT OF A FAMILY (1972, Susan Stechnij, 30 min)
Presented by journalist Alexandra Salomon and followed by a post-screening conversation with director Susan Stechnij.Wednesday, October 7, 2026 at 6:30pm
STREET SIGNS: HISPANIC MURALS IN CHICAGO (1990, Susan Dobinsky & Julia Kurtz, 30 min)
Presented by journalist Alexandra Salomon and followed by a post-screening conversation with director Susan Dobinsky, artist Sandra Antongiorgi, and photographer Ivan Justiniano.Wednesday, October 14, 2026 at 6:30pm
BURNT ORANGES (2005, Silvia Malagrino, 90 min)
Presented by Nissa Rhee, journalist and cofounder of Borderless Magazine, and followed by a post-screening conversation with director Silvia Malagrino.
Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for our live music series concerts, and be sure to hit Golden Hour before-hand for drinks and lite-bites! Doors open at 5pm Thursday - Saturday for Golden Hour with 1/2 priced bottles of wine, BOGO cocktails, and other specials!
Come early to EXPLORE and DISCOVER your own EPIPHANY… our art galleries are open and there is free entertainment before the show!
Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.
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sat26sep7:00 pm9:00 pmA Live Soul Experience with Faith Howard & Friends
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Epiphany Center For The Arts: The Sanctuary
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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A Live Soul Experience with Faith Howard & Friends Date: Saturday, September 26th, 2026 Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 6:30PM to Sanctuary Showtime: 7:00PM Tickets: Advanced - $50 (+$9.74 fees, including tax) Day
Event Details
A Live Soul Experience with Faith Howard & Friends
Date: Saturday, September 26th, 2026
Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 6:30PM to Sanctuary
Showtime: 7:00PM
Tickets:
Advanced - $50 (+$9.74 fees, including tax)
Day of Show - $55 (+$14.01 fees, including tax)
‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door
About:
Come experience a diverse selection of music from the classics to current songs featuring Faith Howard & Friends.
Limited seating, get your tickets now!
Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for our live music series concerts, and be sure to hit Golden Hour before-hand for drinks and lite-bites! Doors open at 5pm Thursday - Saturday for Golden Hour with 1/2 priced bottles of wine, BOGO cocktails, and other specials!
Come early to EXPLORE and DISCOVER your own EPIPHANY… our art galleries are open and there is free entertainment before the show!
Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.
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sun27sep7:00 pm9:00 pmJoy Guidry - Five Prayers in Five Movements
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Epiphany Center For The Arts: The Sanctuary
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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Joy Guidry - Five Prayers in Five Movements Support from BSA Gold Date: Sunday, September 27th, 2026 Doors: 6:00PM to Venue | 6:30PM to Sanctuary Showtime: 7:00PM Tickets: Advanced - $20 (+$4.72 fees,
Event Details
Joy Guidry - Five Prayers in Five Movements
Support from BSA Gold
Date: Sunday, September 27th, 2026
Doors: 6:00PM to Venue | 6:30PM to Sanctuary
Showtime: 7:00PM
Tickets:
Advanced - $20 (+$4.72 fees, including tax)
Day of Show - $25 (+$5.13 fees, including tax)
‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door
About:
Joy Guidry is a bassoonist, versatile improviser, performance artist, and composer of experimental, daring new works that embody a deep love of storytelling; Joy’s music channels her inner child in honor of her ancestors and predecessors.
Joy Guidry’s new album, Five Prayers, is an intuitive convergence of sound, spirit, and radical self-expression. As a deeply respected artist in the experimental and avant-garde music spaces, Guidry continues to push sonic boundaries while remaining deeply connected to Black sonic traditions. Moving away from free-jazz, Five Prayers moves towards an ambient space.
This album is informed by a deep introspective. The resulting work is a manifestation of self-exploration and liberation, resonating with audiences seeking authenticity, vulnerability, and transcendence in music.
Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for our live music series concerts, and be sure to hit Golden Hour before-hand for drinks and lite-bites! Doors open at 5pm Thursday - Saturday for Golden Hour with 1/2 priced bottles of wine, BOGO cocktails, and other specials!
Come early to EXPLORE and DISCOVER your own EPIPHANY… our art galleries are open and there is free entertainment before the show!
Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.
This is a 21+ event.
Presented by West Loop Entertainment.
You can get a refund (https://dice.fm/help/article?id=4409603669777) if:
- It’s within 24 hours of buying tickets
- This event is rescheduled or cancelled
You can't get a refund within 24 hours of the event start time.
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wed30sep7:30 pm9:30 pmJulian Davis Reid & Circle of Trust Album Release for Mercy We Need
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Epiphany Center For The Arts: The Sanctuary
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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Julian Davis Reid & Circle of Trust Album Release for Mercy We Need Date: Wednesday, September 30th, 2026 Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 7:00PM to Sanctuary Showtime: 7:30PM Tickets: Advanced - $20 (+$4.72
Event Details
Julian Davis Reid & Circle of Trust Album Release for Mercy We Need
Date: Wednesday, September 30th, 2026
Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 7:00PM to Sanctuary
Showtime: 7:30PM
Tickets:
Advanced - $20 (+$4.72 fees, including tax)
Day of Show - $25 (+$5.13 fees, including tax)
VIP Table for 2 - $60 (+$14.16 fees, including tax)
VIP Table for 4 - $120 (+$15.96 fees, including tax)
VIP tables include admission for 2 or 4 people and a reserved table close to the stage
‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door
About:
Julian Davis Reid is a contemplative, emotionally dynamic jazz and gospel pianist and composer from Chicago. His group’s 90-minute performance of his new project Mercy We Need lifts prayers that we can collectively hold during these uncertain times.
Band Members:
Julian Davis Reid – Piano and Compositions
Tramaine Parker – Vocals
Lenard Simpson – Alto Sax
Ethan Philion – Bass
James Russell Sims – Drums
Keisha Janae – Dance
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Julian Davis Reid is an artist-theologian from Chicago whose work invites us to rejoice, lament, and hope together. A graduate of Chicago’s Whitney M. Young High School, Yale University, and Candler School of Theology at Emory University, Julian is a pianist, composer, producer, speaker, and writer. His newest album, Mercy We Need (September 2026), is a jazz and gospel project that lifts our collective prayers during these uncertain times. Julian’s compositions and performances are emotionally dynamic, drawing from the worlds of Robert Glasper, Richard Smallwood, and Herbie Hancock. This concert will also include selections from his prior release, Vocation (2025). Julian’s Circle of Trust includes Tramaine Parker (vocals), Lenard Simpson (sax), Ethan Philion (bass), James Russell Sims (drums), and Keisha Janae (dance).
A former member of Isaiah Collier & The Chosen Few, Julian has performed across North America and Europe at events including the Jazz at Lincoln Center, Montreal Jazz Fest, Lollapalooza, and the Berlin Jazz Fest. He has also created with Jennifer Hudson, Chance the Rapper, Tank and the Bangas, Andrew Bird, Jamila Woods, Derrick Hodge, Keyon Harrold, Kenneth Whalum, Nat Reeves, and Abiodun Oyewole from The Last Poets.
An award-winning writer, Julian shares about his journey as an artist-theologian on his Substack “Julian’s Note.” He has published essays in several books, including the award-winning Naming the Spirit: Pneumatology through the Arts (2025). In 2021, Julian founded Notes of Rest, a project in contemplative spirituality that offers an integrated approach to faith, restfulness, and Black music. Julian’s work as musician and faith leader has been covered by the Chicago-Sun Times, Jazz Institute of Chicago, New York Times, Forbes, Sojourners, Billboard, and DownBeat. He lives in Chicago with his wife and daughter
Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for our live music series concerts, and be sure to hit Golden Hour before-hand for drinks and lite-bites! Doors open at 5pm Thursday - Saturday for Golden Hour with 1/2 priced bottles of wine, BOGO cocktails, and other specials!
Come early to EXPLORE and DISCOVER your own EPIPHANY… our art galleries are open and there is free entertainment before the show!
Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.
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October
sat03oct7:00 pm10:00 pmSusie McCollum / Andrew Hoyt / Josh Trimble
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Epiphany Center For The Arts: The Sanctuary
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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Susie McCollum / Andrew Hoyt / Josh Trimble Date: Saturday, October 3rd, 2026 Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 6:30PM to Sanctuary Showtime: 7:00PM Tickets: Advanced - $20 (+$4.72 fees, including tax) Day of
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Susie McCollum / Andrew Hoyt / Josh Trimble
Date: Saturday, October 3rd, 2026
Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 6:30PM to Sanctuary
Showtime: 7:00PM
Tickets:
Advanced - $20 (+$4.72 fees, including tax)
Day of Show - $25 (+$5.13 fees, including tax)
‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door
About Susie McCollum:
With old soul vulnerability and a rich vocal palette, indie artist Susie McCollum lives at the intersection of raw emotion and refined craft. Originally from New York City and now based in Chicago, McCollum blends timeless songwriting with a contemporary edge - drawing inspiration from artists like Joni Mitchell, Norah Jones, and Amy Winehouse.
A lifelong student of music, McCollum’s journey spans opera, theater, jazz, R&B, & folk - providing an eclectic background that informs her textured, authentic sound. Her mesmerizing and poetic lyricism is fueled by compassion, wit, and an insatiable curiosity about the human experience. Susie is also a self-taught guitarist - a pandemic hobby turned renewed sense of artistic purpose.
Susie arrived on the scene with the celebrated single “New Year’s Eve” in 2022, praised by A&R Factory as a “part-love song, part-indie-soulful ode to bittersweet tradition.” Her 2024 debut EP Tempt My Fate captivated audiences as "stirring and uniquely powerful” (CLOUT Magazine) for its soulful vocal and poignant songwriting. She has worked alongside artists like Christopher, Nep, and Marielle Kraft, while most recently co-writing “I Should Lose You” with indie-pop artist Jenny Kern. In addition to singing, writing, and producing, Susie has also honed her skills as a recording engineer - enabling her to truly inhabit every layer of the creative process.
Susie released her highly anticipated single “Abigail” on October 24th, whose "dreamy hush works medicinally; it doesn’t push catharsis, it coaxes it" (Uranium Waves). The work is fueled by finding a home within oneself and asking: what does it mean to truly grow up… and do we ever?
Through heartfelt melodies and soul-stirring lyrics, Susie invites listeners into a shared space of introspection and re-invention - marking her a singular and invaluable talent in today’s music scene.
About Andrew Hoyt:
Andrew Hoyt is a full-time touring singer/songwriter blending folk, pop, and acoustic vibes into a sound that’s both warm and unique. He’s performed at major venues like Wells Fargo Arena and shared the stage with artists such as AJR, Jesse McCartney, David Archuleta and Eric Hutchinson. His latest EP, Kind of Paradise, produced by Nashville’s Lucas Morton and mixed by Micah Tawlks, marks a new chapter in his artistry. The project features songs co-written with acclaimed artists Matt Wertz and Andy Davis, weaving heartfelt lyrics with melodies that feel like sunshine and nostalgia.
About Josh Trimble:
Josh Trimble is an independent multi-media artist based out of Chicago, Illinois. His trifecta of focus is poured into music, film, and photography. His debut project, “Love & Adolescence” serves as the flagship of his creative offerings. The 10-song album has been officially printed to physical copies and can be purchased through direct inquiry. The project will be accompanied by a self-written, directed, and acted film consisting of 6 of the album's featured tracks.
Pulling influence from the likes of Jeff Buckley, Bon Iver, Jordan Rakei, and Madison Cunningham, Josh’s music weaves bold storytelling into the throws of his siren-like melodies and fervent guitar playing.
His most recent digital release, "Vagary", is the lead-single off of the album and delivers a story of love & loss illustrated by achey cellos and aleatoric vocals.
Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for our live music series concerts, and be sure to hit Golden Hour before-hand for drinks and lite-bites! Doors open at 5pm Thursday - Saturday for Golden Hour with 1/2 priced bottles of wine, BOGO cocktails, and other specials!
Come early to EXPLORE and DISCOVER your own EPIPHANY… our art galleries are open and there is free entertainment before the show!
Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.
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sun04oct8:00 pm10:30 pmDIVA PUNK
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Epiphany Center For The Arts: The Sanctuary
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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DIVA PUNK Hosted by MOXXIE TOCIN Date: Sunday, October 4, 2026 Doors: 7:00PM to Venue | 7:30PM to Sanctuary Showtime: 8:00PM Tickets: Early Bird - $15 (+$4.57 fees, including tax) Advanced - $20
Event Details
DIVA PUNK
Hosted by MOXXIE TOCIN
Date: Sunday, October 4, 2026
Doors: 7:00PM to Venue | 7:30PM to Sanctuary
Showtime: 8:00PM
Tickets:
Early Bird - $15 (+$4.57 fees, including tax)
Advanced - $20 (+$4.72 fees, including tax)
Day of Show - $25 (+$5.13 fees, including tax)
‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door
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wed07oct6:30 pm8:00 pmInside/Out: Street Signs (1990)FREE ADMISSION | RSVP BELOW
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Epiphany Center For The Arts: The Sanctuary
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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Inside/Out: Street Signs (1990) Date: Wednesday, October 7th, 2026 Doors: 5:00PM to Venue |
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Inside/Out: Street Signs (1990)
Date: Wednesday, October 7th, 2026
Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 6:00PM to Sanctuary
Showtime: 6:30PM
Tickets:
FREE ADMISSION | RSVP BELOW
About:
Presented by journalist Alexandra Salomon and followed by a post-screening conversation with director Susan Dobinsky, artist Sandra Antongiorgi, and photographer Ivan Justiniano.In the late 1980s, filmmakers Susan Dobinsky and Julia Kurtz were at work on Street Signs, a film about murals and muralists in Chicago. They filmed street scenes punctuated by images of the powerful and colorful murals in the city’s Pilsen, Little Village, West Town, and Humboldt Park neighborhoods, along with interviews with artists, educators, students, and activists who lived on these communities. When Dobinsky and Kurtz began the project, their objective was to make a film about the way murals become a means of communication within and outside of immigrant communities. Their plan was to explore the social and psychological aspects of murals, and the corollaries that exist between the artistry of mural-making and language. Though their film was never completed, CFA is presenting a work-in-process edit completed in 1990, featuring the voices and works of artist Sandra Antongiorgi, muralist Jose Guerrero, and photographer Ivan Justiniano, among others.
ABOUT THE INSIDE/OUT SERIES
Displacement implies a concept of home. At its best, home is a place where love, belonging and safety comfortably reside.Chicago Film Archives presents Inside/Out: Stories of Origin and Dis/Placement, a series of four extraordinary films made by four Chicago-based women who by nature are adventurous, deeply curious, and brave. They are also mostly unheard of until now. The concept of “displacement” is securely embedded in each of their stories, whether it resides within the communities they film or within their own lived experience. Although each filmmaker offers a narrative distinctly different from the others, individuals’ efforts to survive and adapt to displacement run constant through all of their films.To better understand the effects of displacement, it may be useful to consider the concept of home: What does it mean to “feel at home”? Is “belonging” synonymous with “home”? Is having a sense of “home” essential to the well-being or understanding of self? Does “home” reside in a structure, a person(s), a country or a culture? What might be lost or gained when one is displaced? To explore these concepts and considerations, Alexandra Salomon, Senior Editor with Chicago Public Media, Nissa Rhee, cofounder of Borderless magazine and a seasoned writer, editor and entrepreneur in the field of journalism, and Natalie Moore, a Chicago-based journalist and author of The South Side: A Portrait of Chicago and American Segregation, will facilitate conversations around these four films and how “displacement” and its consequences are woven throughout lives in each story.PROGRAMS IN THIS SERIES
All screenings will take place in The Sanctuary at the Epiphany Center for the Arts (201 S Ashland Ave in Chicago).Admission is FREE.Wednesday, September 16, 2026 at 6:30pm
A NICE PLACE TO LIVE (1974, Maria Moraites, 55 min)
Presented by journalist Natalie Moore and followed by a post-screening conversation.Wednesday, September 23, 2026 at 6:30 pm
MI RAZA: PORTRAIT OF A FAMILY (1972, Susan Stechnij, 30 min)
Presented by journalist Alexandra Salomon and followed by a post-screening conversation with director Susan Stechnij.Wednesday, October 7, 2026 at 6:30pm
STREET SIGNS: HISPANIC MURALS IN CHICAGO (1990, Susan Dobinsky & Julia Kurtz, 30 min)
Presented by journalist Alexandra Salomon and followed by a post-screening conversation with director Susan Dobinsky, artist Sandra Antongiorgi, and photographer Ivan Justiniano.Wednesday, October 14, 2026 at 6:30pm
BURNT ORANGES (2005, Silvia Malagrino, 90 min)
Presented by Nissa Rhee, journalist and cofounder of Borderless Magazine, and followed by a post-screening conversation with director Silvia Malagrino.
Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for our live music series concerts, and be sure to hit Golden Hour before-hand for drinks and lite-bites! Doors open at 5pm Thursday - Saturday for Golden Hour with 1/2 priced bottles of wine, BOGO cocktails, and other specials!
Come early to EXPLORE and DISCOVER your own EPIPHANY… our art galleries are open and there is free entertainment before the show!
Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.
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wed14oct6:30 pm8:00 pmInside/Out: Burnt Oranges (2005)FREE ADMISSION | RSVP BELOW
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Epiphany Center For The Arts: The Sanctuary
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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Inside/Out: Burnt Oranges (2005) Date: Wednesday, October 14th, 2026 Doors: 5:00PM to Venue |
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Inside/Out: Burnt Oranges (2005)
Date: Wednesday, October 14th, 2026
Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 6:00PM to Sanctuary
Showtime: 6:30PM
Tickets:
FREE ADMISSION | RSVP BELOW
About:
Presented by Nissa Rhee, journalist and cofounder of Borderless Magazine, and followed by a post-screening conversation with director Silvia Malagrino.Born in Buenos Aires, Silvia Malagrino left Argentina in 1978 when her life as a young university student became dangerously entangled with politics surrounding the “Dirty War” and the resistance movement which materialized under one of Argentina’s most brutal military dictatorships. In the midst of the disappearance of so many young protestors and their friends, Malagrino left her country of birth and settled in Chicago. While earning her Ph.D. at the University of Illinois-Chicago, she built a career as an educator, multimedia artist, photographer, and filmmaker. In the mid-1990s she returned to Argentina to film and record the voices of mothers and grandmothers whose children had been “disappeared” in the resistance. As Robert J. Fox, chief editor of the Buenos Aires Herald, famously said of those times, “All of the institutions in Argentina failed. The only institution that didn’t fail was motherhood.” In her film, Malagrino includes her own voice among the others as she synthesizes her memories and experiences of those dangerous years. Burnt Oranges, is a very personal and poetic memoir of this war and its continuing aftermath.
ABOUT THE INSIDE/OUT SERIES
Displacement implies a concept of home. At its best, home is a place where love, belonging and safety comfortably reside.Chicago Film Archives presents Inside/Out: Stories of Origin and Dis/Placement, a series of four extraordinary films made by four Chicago-based women who by nature are adventurous, deeply curious, and brave. They are also mostly unheard of until now. The concept of “displacement” is securely embedded in each of their stories, whether it resides within the communities they film or within their own lived experience. Although each filmmaker offers a narrative distinctly different from the others, individuals’ efforts to survive and adapt to displacement run constant through all of their films.To better understand the effects of displacement, it may be useful to consider the concept of home: What does it mean to “feel at home”? Is “belonging” synonymous with “home”? Is having a sense of “home” essential to the well-being or understanding of self? Does “home” reside in a structure, a person(s), a country or a culture? What might be lost or gained when one is displaced? To explore these concepts and considerations, Alexandra Salomon, Senior Editor with Chicago Public Media, Nissa Rhee, cofounder of Borderless magazine and a seasoned writer, editor and entrepreneur in the field of journalism, and Natalie Moore, a Chicago-based journalist and author of The South Side: A Portrait of Chicago and American Segregation, will facilitate conversations around these four films and how “displacement” and its consequences are woven throughout lives in each story.PROGRAMS IN THIS SERIES
All screenings will take place in The Sanctuary at the Epiphany Center for the Arts (201 S Ashland Ave in Chicago).Admission is FREE.Wednesday, September 16, 2026 at 6:30pm
A NICE PLACE TO LIVE (1974, Maria Moraites, 55 min)
Presented by journalist Natalie Moore and followed by a post-screening conversation.Wednesday, September 23, 2026 at 6:30 pm
MI RAZA: PORTRAIT OF A FAMILY (1972, Susan Stechnij, 30 min)
Presented by journalist Alexandra Salomon and followed by a post-screening conversation with director Susan Stechnij.Wednesday, October 7, 2026 at 6:30pm
STREET SIGNS: HISPANIC MURALS IN CHICAGO (1990, Susan Dobinsky & Julia Kurtz, 30 min)
Presented by journalist Alexandra Salomon and followed by a post-screening conversation with director Susan Dobinsky, artist Sandra Antongiorgi, and photographer Ivan Justiniano.Wednesday, October 14, 2026 at 6:30pm
BURNT ORANGES (2005, Silvia Malagrino, 90 min)
Presented by Nissa Rhee, journalist and cofounder of Borderless Magazine, and followed by a post-screening conversation with director Silvia Malagrino.
Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for our live music series concerts, and be sure to hit Golden Hour before-hand for drinks and lite-bites! Doors open at 5pm Thursday - Saturday for Golden Hour with 1/2 priced bottles of wine, BOGO cocktails, and other specials!
Come early to EXPLORE and DISCOVER your own EPIPHANY… our art galleries are open and there is free entertainment before the show!
Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.
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fri16oct8:00 pm9:30 pmONE NIGHT ONLY! MALI WILSON: Retro in Real Time
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Epiphany Center For The Arts: The Sanctuary
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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ONE NIGHT ONLY! MALI WILSON: Retro in Real Time Date: Friday, October 16th, 2026 Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 7:30PM to Sanctuary Showtime: 8:00PM Tickets: Early Bird - $45 (+$8.82 fees, including
Event Details
ONE NIGHT ONLY! MALI WILSON: Retro in Real Time
Date: Friday, October 16th, 2026
Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 7:30PM to Sanctuary
Showtime: 8:00PM
Tickets:
Early Bird - $45 (+$8.82 fees, including tax)
General Admission - $50 (+$9.74 fees, including tax)
VIP Table for 2 - $150 (+$16.86 fees, including tax)
VIP tables include admission for 2 people and a reserved table close to the stage
‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door
About:
An intimate evening with Grammy Nominated Mali Wilson performing music from her acclaimed debut album, Retro in Real Time.
Award winning composer Craig J. Snider will be opening and sharing the stage with Mali.
Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for our live music series concerts, and be sure to hit Golden Hour before-hand for drinks and lite-bites! Doors open at 5pm Thursday - Saturday for Golden Hour with 1/2 priced bottles of wine, BOGO cocktails, and other specials!
Come early to EXPLORE and DISCOVER your own EPIPHANY… our art galleries are open and there is free entertainment before the show!
Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.
Organizer
fri23oct8:00 pm10:00 pmChanelle Tru
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Epiphany Center For The Arts: The Sanctuary
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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Chanelle Tru Date: Friday, October 23rd, 2026 Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 7:30PM to Sanctuary Showtime: 8:00PM Tickets: Advanced - $20 (+$4.72 fees, including tax) Day of Show - $30 (+$6.57 fees,
Event Details
Chanelle Tru
Date: Friday, October 23rd, 2026
Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 7:30PM to Sanctuary
Showtime: 8:00PM
Tickets:
Advanced - $20 (+$4.72 fees, including tax)
Day of Show - $30 (+$6.57 fees, including tax)
‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door
About:
Chanelle Tru is an emerging R&B artist from the Windy City of Chicago, creating music that is authentically tru to who she is. Whether in conversation or on stage, she delivers the raw truth of her life, love, pain, and passion with confidence, vulnerability, and undeniable energy.
Singing and writing since the age of 10, Chanelle uses her artistry as a space for people to love freely, feel deeply, heal honestly, and express themselves fully. Her music invites listeners into real moments—where emotion isn’t filtered and self-expression is celebrated.
Inspired by icons such as Beyoncé, Chris Brown, Aaliyah, Brandy, Nicki Minaj, and the legendary Michael Jackson, Chanelle showcases her talent through powerful diversity. A true creative force, she seamlessly blends singing, rapping, dancing, songwriting, acting, and modeling—proving that her artistry knows no single lane.
Fresh off her latest EP Not Too Much, with over 8,000 YouTube subscribers and a standout performance opening for Manny Wellz, Chanelle Tru is steadily carving out her own space in the industry. Bold, versatile, and deeply intentional, she is an artist on the rise—and one you’ll want to keep your eyes on.
Follow Chanelle Tru on all social platforms and stream her music on SoundCloud, Apple Music, Spotify, and more.
Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for our live music series concerts, and be sure to hit Golden Hour before-hand for drinks and lite-bites! Doors open at 5pm Thursday - Saturday for Golden Hour with 1/2 priced bottles of wine, BOGO cocktails, and other specials!
Come early to EXPLORE and DISCOVER your own EPIPHANY… our art galleries are open and there is free entertainment before the show!
Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.
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sun25oct4:00 pm6:00 pmThe Riperton Suite
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Epiphany Center For The Arts: The Sanctuary
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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The Riperton Suite Date: Sunday, October 25th, 2026 Doors: 3:00PM to Venue | 3:30PM to Sanctuary Showtime: 4:00PM Tickets: General Admission - $25 (+$5.13 fees, including tax) VIP Table for 2 - $100
Event Details
The Riperton Suite
Date: Sunday, October 25th, 2026
Doors: 3:00PM to Venue | 3:30PM to Sanctuary
Showtime: 4:00PM
Tickets:
General Admission - $25 (+$5.13 fees, including tax)
VIP Table for 2 - $100 (+$15.36 fees, including tax)
VIP Table for 4 - $200 (+$18.36 fees, including tax)
VIP tables include admission for 2 or 4 people, a curated Les Fleurs gift bag, and a reserved table close to the stage
‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door
About:
An immersive concert experience honoring the artistry and advocacy of Minnie Riperton by Velvet Gunn.
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November
wed04nov7:00 pm8:30 pmFLAMENCODANZA
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Epiphany Center For The Arts: The Sanctuary
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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FLAMENCODANZA Date: Wednesday, November 4th, 2026 Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 6:30PM to Sanctuary Showtime: 7:00PM Tickets: Advanced - $20 (+$4.72 fees, including tax) Day of Show - $25 (+$5.13 fees, including tax)
Event Details
FLAMENCODANZA
Date: Wednesday, November 4th, 2026
Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 6:30PM to Sanctuary
Showtime: 7:00PM
Tickets:
Advanced - $20 (+$4.72 fees, including tax)
Day of Show - $25 (+$5.13 fees, including tax)
VIP Table for 2 - $60 (+$14.16 fees, including tax)
VIP Table for 4 - $120 (+$15.96 fees, including tax)
VIP tables include admission for 2 or 4 people and a reserved table close to the stage
‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door
About:
Performers:
Aylin Bayaz - dance
Anthony Tran - guitar
The show will feature an internationally acclaimed Flamenco guitarist as a guest artist.
"A contemporary flamenco show with passion, energy, and community, complete with incredible music and electric dance." Fringereview.uk
FLAMENCODANZA, “Best show of Dance and physical theatre” Hollywood fringe 2022 is a contemporary flamenco show with dance and guitar, that has toured internationally at festivals in Europe, the UK, Oceania and the USA since 2021 performing over 350 shows. The show combines the characteristic elements of rhythm, energy and artistry of Flamenco.
Aylin Bayaz is a contemporary Flamenco dancer and choreographer, relocated to NYC in September 2024. She trained at the Amor de Dios studios in Madrid and the Institute of the Arts Barcelona (MA Dance 2018) among other academies. Her duo show “Flamencodanza”, winner of award “Best show of Dance and physical theatre” Hollywood Fringe 2022, has toured internationally since 2021 performing over 350 shows in Europe, the UK, Oceania and the US.
Anthony "Tiriti” Tran studied flamenco guitar all across Andalucía with various teachers in Granada, Jerez, Córdoba, and more. For the past decade, he has managed Boston-based group Flamenco Boston and has worked with local dancers and dance companies to bring the excitement of flamenco all over New England, including to museums such as the Isabella Stewart Gardner and the Museum of Fine Arts and to universities including MIT, Harvard, Northeastern, and most recently at Boston University. He has performed and continues to perform at venues such as such as The Beehive and Tres Gatos in Boston and Terraza 7 and Sala Astoria in NYC.
Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for our live music series concerts, and be sure to hit Golden Hour before-hand for drinks and lite-bites! Doors open at 5pm Thursday - Saturday for Golden Hour with 1/2 priced bottles of wine, BOGO cocktails, and other specials!
Come early to EXPLORE and DISCOVER your own EPIPHANY… our art galleries are open and there is free entertainment before the show!
Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.
Organizer
thu05nov7:30 pm9:00 pmFish and the Cats
Time
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Epiphany Center For The Arts: The Sanctuary
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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Fish and the Cats Date: Thursday, November 5th, 2026 Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 7:00PM to Sanctuary Showtime: 7:30PM Tickets: General Admission - $20 (+$4.72 fees, including tax) ‘Service charges apply to
Event Details
Fish and the Cats
Date: Thursday, November 5th, 2026
Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 7:00PM to Sanctuary
Showtime: 7:30PM
Tickets:
General Admission - $20 (+$4.72 fees, including tax)
‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door
About:
Fish and The Cats
Welcome to Fish and the Cats!
Jazz that swings, grooves, bops and rocks.
Come enjoy some great jazz in Chicago with Fish & the Cats! We love playing music from the Great American Song Book and other favorites that have stood the test of time.
You'll hear classics like "Honeysuckle Rose" and "What a Wonderful World," along with songs like "Cantaloupe Island" and "Moondance" – music that spans several generations.
Our group includes talented musicians and a vocalist who really brings the songs to life. You can catch us performing around Chicago, especially in Gold Coast, River North, and Old Town.
We've been fortunate to connect with audiences who appreciate jazz and keep inviting us back. If you enjoy live music and want to hear some well-played standards, we'd love to have you join us.
Why people like our performances: We focus on playing music we genuinely care about, and that enthusiasm tends to be contagious.
Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for our live music series concerts, and be sure to hit Golden Hour before-hand for drinks and lite-bites! Doors open at 5pm Thursday - Saturday for Golden Hour with 1/2 priced bottles of wine, BOGO cocktails, and other specials!
Come early to EXPLORE and DISCOVER your own EPIPHANY… our art galleries are open and there is free entertainment before the show!
Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.
Organizer
sat07nov7:30 pm9:30 pmSinatra '56, Songs For Swingin' Lovers, with Gary Thomas
Time
Location
Epiphany Center For The Arts: The Sanctuary
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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Event Details
Sinatra '56, Songs For Swingin' Lovers, with Gary Thomas Date: Saturday, November 7th, 2026 Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 7:00PM to Sanctuary Showtime: 7:30PM Tickets: Advanced - $30 (+$6.57 fees, including tax)
Event Details
Sinatra '56, Songs For Swingin' Lovers, with Gary Thomas
Date: Saturday, November 7th, 2026
Doors: 5:00PM to Venue | 7:00PM to Sanctuary
Showtime: 7:30PM
Tickets:
Advanced - $30 (+$6.57 fees, including tax)
Day of Show - $35 (+$7.23 fees, including tax)
VIP Table for 2 - $80 (+$14.76 fees, including tax)
VIP Table for 4 - $160 (+$17.16 fees, including tax)
VIP tables include admission for 2 or 4 people and a reserved table close to the stage
‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door
About:
Sinatra ’56 — Songs for Swingin’ Lovers is the third chapter in Gary Thomas’s trilogy of cabaret concerts celebrating Frank Sinatra’s remarkable Capitol-era comeback—and the moment he hit his full, swaggering stride. Performed by Gary Thomas and The Mid-Century Modern Ensemble, the show is built around Sinatra’s landmark 1956 album Songs for Swingin’ Lovers and features its sparkling essentials alongside a handpicked set of Sinatra favorites—romantic, witty, and irresistibly swinging. Woven together with smart, engaging storytelling, the evening is stylish, funny, and full of heart. Sinatra ’56 brings mid-century sophistication to life and invites audiences to raise a glass to timeless songs, world-class swing, and the voice that made it all unforgettable.
Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for our live music series concerts, and be sure to hit Golden Hour before-hand for drinks and lite-bites! Doors open at 5pm Thursday - Saturday for Golden Hour with 1/2 priced bottles of wine, BOGO cocktails, and other specials!
Come early to EXPLORE and DISCOVER your own EPIPHANY… our art galleries are open and there is free entertainment before the show!
Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.
Organizer
sun08nov6:00 pm8:00 pmKen Fobs: A Tribute to the Masters of Song
Time
Location
Epiphany Center For The Arts: The Sanctuary
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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Event Details
Ken Fobs: A Tribute to the Masters of Song Date: Sunday, November 8th, 2026 Doors: 5:00PM Showtime: 6:00PM Tickets: General Admission - $25 (+$5.13 fees, including tax) VIP Table for 2 - $70
Event Details
Ken Fobs: A Tribute to the Masters of Song
Date: Sunday, November 8th, 2026
Doors: 5:00PM
Showtime: 6:00PM
Tickets:
General Admission - $25 (+$5.13 fees, including tax)
VIP Table for 2 - $70 (+$14.46 fees, including tax)
VIP Table for 4 - $140 (+$16.56 fees, including tax)
VIP tables include admission for 2 or 4 people and a reserved table close to the stage
‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door
About:
Kenneth Fobs is a baritone vocalist, who combines his love of music and theatre as he continues to make his mark as a “new” small fish in the large pond of the Chicago music scene. Winner of the 2024 Chicago Cabaret Professionals Emerging Artists Showcase, along with appearances at the DuSable Museum, Epiphany Center for the Arts, Rhapsody Theatre, Gateway Lounge, Chef O’Neills, The ETA Theatre, and Don’t Tell Mama’s (in New York), Kenneth is pushing hard to establish himself in his hometown of Chicago.
Kenneth’s style is influenced by vocal masters including; Johnny Hartman, Joe Williams, Lou Rawls, Frank Sinatra, King Pleasure, Sammy Davis Junior, Carmen McRae, and Ella Fitzgerald, just to name a few. Come join him for another wonderful journey through the timeless music that inspires life and love in his upcoming 5th performance at the Epiphany Center for the Arts, on Sunday, November 8th (@ 6:00pm).
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December
thu03dec7:30 pm9:00 pmDamian McGinty: This Christmas Time 10th Anniversary Tour
Time
Location
Epiphany Center For The Arts: The Sanctuary
201 S Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL 60607
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Event Details
Damian McGinty: This Christmas Time 10th Anniversary Tour Date: Thursday, December 3rd, 2026 Doors: 4:00PM to Venue 4:45PM for Soundcheck Experience 5:45PM for Meet & Greet Experience 7:00PM for GA Showtime: 7:30PM Tickets:
Event Details
Damian McGinty: This Christmas Time 10th Anniversary Tour
Date: Thursday, December 3rd, 2026
Doors:
4:00PM to Venue
4:45PM for Soundcheck Experience
5:45PM for Meet & Greet Experience
7:00PM for GA
Showtime: 7:30PM
Tickets:
Sound Check Experience - $110 (+$15.66 fees, including tax)
Meet & Greet Experience - $70 (+$14.46 fees, including tax)
General Admission - $40 (+$7.90 fees, including tax)
17+ Sound Check Experience - $115 (+$15.81 fees, including tax) (Includes 1 Soft Drink)
17+ Meet & Greet Experience - $75 (+$14.61 fees, including tax) (Includes 1 Soft Drink)
17+ General Admission - $45 (+$8.82 fees, including tax) (Includes 1 Soft Drink)
‘Service charges apply to ALL ticket purchases (online and box office)’ - Credit card only at door
About:
Kick off the Christmas season with Damian McGinty, lead singer of Celtic Thunder and star of the hit shows Glee and Dancing with the Stars, in a heartwarming holiday concert celebrating the 10th anniversary of his first full-length album, This Christmas Time—the album that introduced Damian's first original songs, "Irish Christmas" and "Will You Dance With Me (This Christmas Time),” and featured classics such as “It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas” and “White Christmas."
Enjoy an evening packed with Christmas favorites, beloved originals, and plenty of sing-along moments as Damian fills the room with festive cheer, laughter, and the spirit of the holidays. It's the perfect way to embrace the season of joy, cozy traditions, and time spent with the people you love.
Come sing, laugh, and celebrate as we welcome the most wonderful time of the year together. Make this concert part of your holiday tradition and create memories that will last a lifetime!
Sound Check tickets (doors ~4:45p) include:
- Access to behind-the-scenes pre-show sound check
- Meet & Greet: pre-show Q&A + an autograph and photo opportunity with Damian
- Concert
Meet & Greet tickets (doors ~5:45p) include:
- Meet & Greet: pre-show Q&A + an autograph and photo opportunity with Damian
- Concert
General Admission tickets (doors ~7p) include:
- Concert
Golden Hour at Epiphany:
Stop by Epiphany for our live music series concerts, and be sure to hit Golden Hour before-hand for drinks and lite-bites! Doors open at 5pm Thursday - Saturday for Golden Hour with 1/2 priced bottles of wine, BOGO cocktails, and other specials!
Come early to EXPLORE and DISCOVER your own EPIPHANY… our art galleries are open and there is free entertainment before the show!
Please note that outside food or beverages are not permitted in the venue.
Organizer
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LATITUDE
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