Doug George is an Editor at the Chicago Tribune, where he focuses on music, theater, and holiday events in Chicago and Illinois. His work often covers themes related to conferences and corporate events, highlighting the vibrant cultural landscape of the region. Doug's insights and articles have been featured in prominent publications such as Yahoo News, Miami Herald, and The Seattle Times.
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Doug George's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment and event-related news, particularly in Chicago. He seems to be interested in covering local events, festivals, concerts, art exhibitions, and theater performances. If you have information about upcoming cultural events or breaking news related to the arts and entertainment scene in Chicago or Illinois, it would likely resonate well with Doug.
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The Slow&Low: Chicago Lowrider Festival is coming back Navy Pier as a finale to Hispanic Heritage Month.
By: Doug George, Mark P. Braboy
Inside and outside of the festival grounds, music fans and residents reflected on its return to the West Side park. The day-capping song “One Love” felt cathartic.
Oasis has announced the first North American dates of their Oasis Live ‘25 world tour, including concerts in Chicago next summer.
By: Doug George
Twenty-two new geniuses were anointed Tuesday as the Chicago-based MacArthur Foundation announced the 2024 winners of its MacArthur Fellowship, an award commonly known as the “genius grant.”
By: Doug George
Haunted houses, the Arts in the Dark parade, theater that communes with the spirit world and a chance to shoot zombies from a monster truck.
By: Doug George
Our picks for 15 haunted houses around the Chicago area for 2024. Also see the Tribune's , published Oct. 2.
By: Doug George
The musician Sting arrives in Chicago next week on the North American leg of his “Sting 3.0” tour.
By: Doug George
The Chicago-based nonprofit 3Arts has presented this year’s 3Arts Awards, with a total of $620,000 in unrestricted funds going to 26 local artists. Along with 10 recipients of $30,000 grants for 20…
By: Doug George
If it’s November, it must be the holidays, or at least time for a first look at what’s in store this coming season.
By: Doug George
The Chicago Architecture Biennial on Friday announced its sixth-edition event, planned for next year.
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