The Room @ Music Box Theatre

The Music Box Theatre presents two screenings of the new cult classic film, Tommy Wiseau's The Room. Mr. Wiseau will be appearing in person tonight, so you definitely don't want to miss that. Screenings are tonight at 8pm and 11:30pm; advance tickets are available through Brown Paper Tickets. Music Box: 3733 N. Southport. (773) 871-6604.

The Treasure of Ulysses Davis @ Intuit

Intuit: The Center for Intuitive and Outsider Art, is hosting an opening reception tonight for the Ulysses Davis exhibition that debuted at the High Museum in Atlanta, and has since traveled to the American Folk Art Museum in New York and the Menello Museum of Art in Florida. The title comes from the artist's explanation of why he disliked parting with his work: "They're my treasure. If I sold these, I'd be really poor."

Davis, who passed away in 1990, was a barber by trade who made wood sculptures between customers. His work includes portraits of U.S. Presidents Washington through George H.W. Bush, who was in office at the time of his death. Being a Georgia native, Jimmy Carter figures prominently in his oeuvre; Davis rendered the 39th President's image no less than five times.

Intuit is located at 756 N. Milwaukee Avenue. Tonight's reception runs from 5pm to 8pm, and admission is free. For more information call (312) 243-9088 or visit Intuit

Power of Suggestion Listening Party @ Gene Siskel Film Center

Local musician Charlie Deets will be hosting a listening party for his new album The Power of Suggestion, which comes out February 14th on Paribus Records, at the Gene Siskel Film Center. Nine visual artists have also created videos to accompany Deets' work. You can see a preview of one of the videos on Jesse McLean's to get a feel of what's to come and stream The Power of Suggestion on Deets's official website. This event is free, however seating is limited. RSVP via Facebook to be added to the guest list.

Photographs by Jeff Harvey @ Strange Beauty Show

Strange Beauty Show, the funky salon at 1118 N. Ashland, hosts the opening of In Bed: Photographs by Jeff Harvey from 7pm-10pm. Jeff Harvey is an artist, graphic designer and musician who explores the personal space of peoples' bedrooms and how beds themselves function in our lives. The artwork will stay up in Strange Beauty Show until the end of April.

Cocktails and Clay @ Hyde Park Art Center

Think night on the town meets playing in the mud. Join Vocalo for a late night clay-making, dance-partying, gallery-hopping good time. There will be 45-minute sessions in the clay studio at Hyde Park Art Center, a DJ mixing live and drink specials from 8pm to 12am. The suggested donation for this event is $15. The Hyde Park Art Center is located at 5020 S. Cornell Ave.

ANTEXPAGNA and 4x4 @ EBERSMOORE Gallery

An exhibition of trippy graphite drawings by Chicago artist Ryan Travis Christian and equally trippy geometric paintings by San Francisco artist Jonathan Runcio opens today at EBERSMOORE Gallery, which is located at 213 N Morgan, #3C. The opening reception is from 6-9pm tonight and the show will stay up through March 13. Call the gallery at 312) 772-3021 for more information, or visit their website.

Clandestino's Valentine's Dinner Series

In 2010, underground supper club Clandestino will continue to wander the city, serving lavish feasts in some very unique spaces. Join them for their upcoming Valentine's Dinner Series for a menu featuring Gunthorp Farm Duck and Faith's Farm Berkshire Pork. This event is BYOB. Wine recommendations to be announced. To see the menu and to RSVP, see Clandestino's website.

The Disasterists present American Hipstery Text

Like making fun of hipsters? Like making fun of yuppies? We all do, right? Sketch comedy group The Disasterists will take a shot at these easy targets with their show, American Hipstery Text, opening tonight at Bucktown's Gorilla Tango Theatre (1919 N. Milwaukee Ave). Shows run every Friday at 10:30pm through March 5. Tickets are $10. For more information visit The Disasterists website.

Life as Lincoln @ Siskel

Life as Lincoln, a fascinating documentary chronicling the lives of three Abraham Lincoln impersonators as they make the rounds of schools and libraries to talk about our nation's sixteenth president (who turns 201 today), premieres tonight at 8pm at the Siskel Film Center.