This week’s spring photography is all purple and green, with falling lilac pedals and a “green alley.”

Credit: Les Jacobson
Credit: Les Jacobson

Neither rain nor mud hindered Saturday’s rodeo-themed Dillo Day music festival, which took over the lakefill behind the Norris University Center on Northwestern’s campus. 

Katy Wicks dresses the rodeo theme Saturday at Dillo Day. Credit: Wendi Kromash
Enjoying Dillo Day are (from left) Zoe Maroko, Kasmira Gupta, Luke Fisher, Chloe Sokol and Jackie Prata Credit: Wendi Kromash
Willa Bamett Credit: Wendi Kromash
Remi Wolf performs Saturday at Dillo Day 2022. Credit: Wendi Kromash

Evanstonians use art to spice up their homes.

Credit: Jean Cunningham
Credit: Jean Cunningham

The Main-Dempster Mile and Evanston Made hosted a boozy art crawl on Thursday.

Jason Burley leads a demo at Studio W.I.P. Credit: Adina Keeling
Spiked Kombucha at Studio W.I.P. Credit: Adina Keeling
A band plays live music outside Dave’s Rock Shop. Credit: Adina Keeling
Sketchbook Brewing. Credit: Adina Keeling
Alisa Qualkinbush’s art at Sketchbook Brewing. Credit: Adina Keeling
Lily McQuarters joins mom Rebecca Fend on the crawl. Lily orders a kombucha while mom sips on a beer. Credit: Adina Keeling
Evanston Made Founder and Executive Director Lisa Degliantoni. Credit: Adina Keeling
Iden Nowlin displays her art. Credit: Adina Keeling
Denise Grossman discusses her art. Credit: Adina Keeling
Artist Iden Nowlin (middle) sits outside Kombucha Brava with her daughter and friend. Credit: Adina Keeling
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Adina Keeling

Adina Keeling is a photojournalist and reporter, covering city news, sustainability, schools, and art. She also investigates mental health systems and environmental injustices in Evanston, and puts together...

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