For the 42nd year, Southport Corridor’s favorite historic theater brings three weekends of Christmas singing followed by a double feature of classic holiday films to Chicago’s North Side. Sit back in plush theater seats with snacks and drinks as you belt “Rudolph the Rednosed Reindeer” and “It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas,” and just when you’ve worn yourself down, stay for a showing of White Christmas and It’s a Wonderful Life.
Chicago's film offerings are as diverse as the medium itself: omniverous cinemas like the Gene Siskel Film Center and Music Box, offerings in the academic settings of Northwestern's Block Cinema and U. of C.'s Doc Films, large-market indie and foreign films at Landmark Century Centre, and, of course, the megaplexes like AMC River East 21. Whatever you prefer, we've got you covered with our weekly recommendations for movie events happening around the city.
