Epiphany Center for the Arts

03/05/2026

Thanks so much to WBEZ for their write up on The Other Witch. Check it out this Sunday on International Women's Day.

Nejla Yatkin, who will perform in Chicago on International Women's Day, said she's thinking about attacks on women’s autonomy, from witch hunts hundreds of years ago to the victims of Jeffrey Epstein.

02/13/2026

Thanks to the Chicago Reader for their coverage on the amazing Goran Ivanovic.

Don't miss his show coming up on February 19th!

Goran Ivanović's most recent project is a yet-to-be titled solo guitar album he plans to self-release later this month.

02/04/2026

Performing with Frank in his birthday show will be some of Chicago’s greatest musicians. Get your ticket now at the 🔗 in our bio!

01/06/2026

Join us on Sunday, January 11th for Trio de Chats Noirs: Songs and Dances

Trio de Chats Noirs is a dynamic and versatile ensemble featuring Rachel Velvikis (horn) and Mark Fry (bass trombone and euphonium). The trio's programs showcase a wide-ranging repertoire, from the classical masterworks of J.S. Bach and Johannes Brahms to the works of Alec Wilder and Ennio Morricone. Known for their artistry and innovation, they also present creative transcriptions that breathe new life into traditional and modern compositions.

Tickets available at epiphanychi.com!

12/17/2025

'The Chicago Immigrant Orchestra Celebrates What the World Brings to the City'...The twenty-piece ensemble will be performing songs from their recent album, "Sanctuary," this Sunday at 6pm!

Read more about the performance within the New City Article.

The twenty-piece ensemble will be performing songs from their recent album, "Sanctuary," at the Epiphany Center for the Arts.

12/10/2025

You can view the “Catalyst” exhibit at the Intuit Art Museum, see Teatro ZinZanni's new stage show and the hear the Chicago Immigrant Orchestra at Epiphany Center for the Arts.

06/23/2025

Chicago quartet Third Coast Percussion continue to celebrate their 20th year with this kaleidoscopic all-day event at Epiphany Center for the Arts.