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2021 in the arts: Will we be back to live shows by, say, October?
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CHICAGO (WLS) The second stimulus bill passed by Congress Monday night is giving hope for survival to Chicago s live music venues, which have been completely shut down since March.
Many of those business owners are grateful for the stimulus bill, which they hope will keep them afloat until customers and performers can return.
Back when there were concerts, in the days before COVID-19, it was not unusual to see Chance the Rapper on stage or in the crowd at the Tonic Room in Lincoln Park. Tonic Room has been shuttered like the rest of the city s independent music venues, all in danger of closing for good.
'Save Our Stages' initiative delivers $15 billion in pandemic relief to live entertainment industry
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Stimulus Offers $15 Billion in Relief for Struggling Arts Venues
The coronavirus relief package that Congressional leaders agreed to this week includes grant money that many small proprietors described as a last hope for survival.
An empty United Palace Theater in New York. $15 billion of a $900 billion coronavirus relief package is designed to help the culture sector survive after a nearly yearlong revenue drought.Credit.George Etheredge for The New York Times
Published Dec. 21, 2020Updated Dec. 24, 2020
For the music venue owners, theater producers and cultural institutions that have suffered through the pandemic with no business, the coronavirus relief package that Congress passed on Monday night offers the prospect of aid at last: it includes $15 billion to help them weather a crisis that has closed theaters and silenced halls.
the east coast earthquake. the first step of assessing the washington monument is underway today. teams of engineers are inspecting every single inch of the monument. john hanrahan with more of the pain saking process. photographing, inspecting, documenting. something has changed here. after a lengthy breaks, one of the expert climbers came back out. he was at the very top moments ago, i believe, checking the anchor lines again. i would not be surprised if the team comes out again. yesterday, they all god chased away by thunderstorms. today, the weather cooperate. actual inspection began. at once pipe, four people were at one time, four people were dangling from the rope. we found many tourists taking pictures of the washington monument. they spotted a figure on the top of the monument. they figured it was a stunt of some sort. it was a tourist or something. maybe trial to scale the top or jump off with a pair chute or something. reporter: no, no base jumping. after a
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