Goose Island Stout Fest

Explore the world of stout beer at this afternoon beer fest that showcases over 20 stouts from different Chicagoland brewers, including Goose Island Beer Company. Sample styles range from coffee to oatmeal to bourbon county. It all takes place at Goose Island's Clybourn's Siebel Hall (1800 N. Clybourn) from 1-5pm. The $30 fee includes a commemorative glass.

Teatro de Ciertos Habitantes @ MCA

Mexico City's Teatro de Ciertos Habitantes comes to the Museum of Contemporary Art (220 E. Chicago) finishes their run of "Monsters and Prodigies: The History of the Castrati" today at 3pm. This play/opera tells the story of the castrati - boys castrated before puberty to preserve the soprano ranges of their voices. Tickets are $25 and can be purchased online or by calling 312-397-4010.

Aria @ Center on Halsted

Aria, an all female subdivision of Chicago's Windy City Gay Chorus, presents its first concert of the season in honor of Women's History Month. 3pm.

Center on Halsted
3rd floor Auditorium
3656 N Halsted
Tickets $15, $10 if senior or student, RSVP to: tballentine@centeronhalsted.org or call (773) 472-6469 X 245.

Godspell @ Epiphany Lutheran Church in Elmhurst

Trinity Lutheran, Northminster Presbyterian and Immanuel Lutheran Churches present Godspell, by Michael Tebelak and Stephen Schwartz. Today's production will be held at 7pm at Epiphany Lutheran Church in Elmhurst (314 W Vallette St). A free will offering will be taken at each performance to benefit The Night Ministry, an organization providing aid to Chicago's homeless.

Godspell @ Lake Street Church in Evanston

Trinity Lutheran, Northminster Presbyterian and Immanuel Lutheran Churches present Godspell, by Michael Tebelak and Stephen Schwartz. Today's production will be held at 2pm at Lake Street Church in Evanston. A free will offering will be taken at each performance to benefit The Night Ministry, an organization providing aid to Chicago's homeless.

Livewire Theatre's "Wonder of the World" @ The Side Project 3pm & 7pm

Livewire Theatre's Jeff Recommended production runs through April 5th.

A twisted and kooky comedy of the best kind: one with heart. "Wonder of the World" is a meditation on relationships in all their many forms, Lindsay-Abaire takes one woman's life crisis, throws her and a cast of one-of-kind characters into a barrel and has them ride on the waterfall's edge of insanity and self discovery.

Th-Sat 8pm, Sun 3pm & 7pm
The Side Project
1439 W Jarvis
$15 tickets available here

World Water Day Festival @ The Field Museum

The Field Museum is celebrating World Water Day today! From family workshops on water in the Crown Family PlayLab to Sewer Science demonstrations on the Ground Level, soak up World Water Day at The Field Museum.

10am-2pm
The Field Museum
1400 South Lake Shore Drive

Free with museum admission, pre-registration not required

Primal Scream @ Metro

Even though Primal Scream has been associated with a fair amount of controversy over its career, their music has often transcended the bad press. From the drug-fueled acid house masterpiece Screamadelica to the rock-based Vanishing Point to the electronic XTRMNTR, the band has shown a flare for gliding among music genres and staying innovative. Their wildly inconsistent live performances are the type fans either talk about for years or walk out of midway through. Hopefully, they bring their A game to Metro. Ex-Whigs and MGMT tour accompanier Hank Sullivant's Kuroma opens. Tickets are $27.50. For more information, visit Metro.

Polish Triangle Open House

The Wicker Park Bucktown SSA hosts the second day of an open house for the community to share suggestions for the future of the Polish Triangle. You'll find a photo suggestion booth, a gallery of possible designs, a small history exhibit, a survey of the area, an interactive map, and suggestion boxes for transportation, seating, comfort, safety, and access. 10am to 4pm, 1275 N. Milwaukee (between Ashland and Paulina).