Jessi Virtusio is a journalist based in Chicago, Illinois, focusing on local news and events. She writes for the Chicago Tribune Media Group, covering a variety of topics including community events, art exhibitions, music performances, and cultural happenings in the Chicago area.
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Jessi Virtusio's coverage predominantly focuses on local events, art, music, and holiday celebrations in the Chicago area. She often includes expert commentary and announcements in her articles.
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By: Jessi Virtusio
Curtain Call Theatre’s “Legally Blonde The Musical” will be performed July 25-28 at Front Street Theatre in Mokena.
When Andy Leahy first saw “Hair: The American Tribal Love-Rock Musical” in 1970s Los Angeles, there was nudity. Although he directs a nudity-free version, audiences have been cautioned about content.
By: Jessi Virtusio
A public hearing is scheduled for the coming days in Franklin Park for the public to weigh in on a request to bring a cannabis dispensary to town – replacing a pancake restaurant currently at the s…
By: Jessi Virtusio
The Beverly Arts Center presents “1619: The Journey of a People” Aug. 11-18 at the Baffes Theatre in Chicago.
By: Jessi Virtusio
Loading your audio article Fans of “The Blues Brothers” have been looking forward to the return of a festival billed as the world's greatest tribute to the iconic 1980 film.
By: Jessi Virtusio
Elmwood Park held its National Night Out event days earlier than the usual first Tuesday of August, with the village police department not missing out on the chance to have residents and emergency …
By: Jessi Virtusio
Styx and Foreigner, along with special guest John Waite, perform Aug. 24 outdoors at Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre in Tinley Park.
By: Jessi Virtusio
There were parking restrictions recently in a small portion of downtown Franklin Park as crews set up a vacant building on the corner of Franklin Avenue and Calwagner Street to be part of an upcomi…
By: Jessi Virtusio
Megadeth headlines the Destroy All Enemies U.S. tour, which stops Sept. 3 outdoors at Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre in Tinley Park, with Mudvayne and All That Remains.
By: Jessi Virtusio
Lockport’s Military History Weekend includes a veterans hospitality tent both days with free lunch and beverages for veterans.
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