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.
If you are looking to reach out to Jessi with a pitch, consider offering insights or access to individuals involved in local events, art exhibitions, or musical performances within the Chicago area. Additionally, providing expert commentary related to entertainment industry trends or significant announcements within the Chicago entertainment scene may capture her interest.
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By: Jessi Virtusio
Chicago Heights resident MaryEllen Fawk is directing the Agatha Christie classic, the season opener for The Drama Group.
By: Jessi Virtusio
The unassuming red brick building on the edge of downtown Park Forest in between the sprawling Central Park and the village's public library doesn't grab a lot of attention.
By: Jessi Virtusio
Allie Colleen may live in Nashville, Tennessee, but the country artist has been building a fan base by touring to national and international venues.
By: Jessi Virtusio
Gina Lutvi, of Oak Lawn, has acted for The Beverly Theatre Guild since 2019. Now she makes her directorial debut.
By: Jessi Virtusio
About eight full-size, homemade figures launched Erik Martin's Halloween display two decades ago in Oak Lawn. What became known as Spirits on Sproat now features more than 120 life-size figures.
By: Jessi Virtusio
For only the third time since its 1964 start, Southwest Symphony Orchestra is searching for a music director, and each of three finalists will have a chance to guest conduct in coming months.
By: Jessi Virtusio
A Morton Grove Police Department free throw contest two officers organized during the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic is still going – and continues to encourage youth to be active.
By: Jessi Virtusio
Tinley Park resident Jack Dreznes helped support a documentary on DJ Dick Biondi that premiers Thursday at the Beverly Arts Center.
By: Jessi Virtusio
The village of Lincolnwood is combining two of its commissions and, simultaneously, looking to start another committee – all the while, making a call for volunteers to apply to be a part of each.
By: Jessi Virtusio
When Libby McArthur, an Evergreen Park Community High School art teacher, first heard about Inktober, the challenge proved too daunting.
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