Tom Lounges
Spring is upon us and it s finally time to get things blooming again in the world of entertainment locally and elsewhere. The year 2020 was a lemon and the old adage when that happens, is to make lemonade. One ready to squeeze back into the local scene is singer/songwriter Dan Lemmon, who reboots his musical projects today April 1.
Four Magellanic penguin chicks, hatched in May, toured the Shedd Aquarium s Oceanarium section to become familiar with the sights, sounds and smells, staff said. Video provided by aquarium staff. The Lemmon Brothers Band is pleased some venues are starting to have live entertainment again, said Lemmon. We start our spring/summer performance schedule with a three-day run at Glenwood Oaks Restaurant (106 N. Main St.) in Glenwood, playing from 6-9 p.m. tonight, Friday and Saturday. There s no cover charge, but I advise making reservations to get a table near the band since seating is still limited by social distancing gui
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People have proven they are ready to get out of the house after nearly a year of putting the skids on social events, especially concerts.
Just as the city of Chicago has started thinking about resuming some of its bigger summer events, many local Northwest Indiana communities have likewise started to talk about, and in some cases plan, a return to annual spring and summer music fests and events. While nothing seems in stone as of this week, the wheels are starting to roll in that direction regionally.
Jesse and Priscilla Jones were treated to some musical entertainment by Jordan Warren, Noah Ostrom and Camille Cherch on Saturday in Highland as the couple celebrated their 72nd anniversary.
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• Mush Music Productions of Northwest Indiana brings Chicago rapper Twista (twista.com) to the Hobart Art Theatre (230 Main St.) in downtown Hobart Saturday. Twista has a new EP, Lifetime, now available on all music platforms. The show has a 9 p.m. start time and is stacked with a trio of support acts Groppo, Angel Da Demon and No Coastal. Tickets for the 18 & older performance range from $27.50 to $50. More: brickartlive.com.
⢠The weekly Open Mic hosted by multi-instrumentalist Marc Adrian (of Groovatron fame) happens tonight from 8-11 p.m. at The Flat Rock Tap (6732 Calumet Ave.) in Hammond. The stage is open to not only musicians, but comedians, spoken word artists and more. Admission is free. More: 219- 852-5262.