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Admission: By donation Why: The Embrace Arts Foundation meant for its new production, Chilly, to be an in-person art installation about a winter wonderland, but organizers have taken the necessary steps for it to transition into the virtual world. Written by local artists Adam Irwin-Gunn and Tiffany Tjosvold and performed by neurodivergent, disabled, and non-disabled performers, the interactive project features an immersive online show coupled with at-home play in the form of a tactile map. Entertainment for the whole family. Visit embracearts.org for map information, tickets, and accessibility options. PERFORMING ARTS