Arts in the Dark parade 2017

Nov. 3, 2017

This year, InterChorus, an a cappella student organization at DePaul, participated in Chicago's Arts in the Dark Halloween parade. Arts in the Dark is a nighttime Halloween parade that celebrates Chicago's magnificent and diverse cultural community by drawing together world-renowned institutions, as well as guilds of aspiring artists in every field.

A group of DePaul students participated in Chicago's Arts in the Dark Halloween parade, an event that celebrates the Chicago art community and its importance to the city. (Image courtesy of Kim Kovacik)

As dusk arrived, participants assembled for a powerful procession filled with large spectacle, legions of lanterns, costumes, performances, music, dance, dramatic lighting and moving platforms. (Image courtesy of Kim Kovacik)

Students Julianna Imel and Brady Kathyrn celebrated at the Halloween-inspired event. (Image courtesy of Kim Kovacik)

Lexi Skordilis was one of several students to represent DePaul in the annual Arts in the Dark event. (Image courtesy of Kim Kovacik)

The parade traveled north on Columbus from Balbo to Monroe and was led by some of Chicago's most influential creative leaders. (Image courtesy of Kim Kovacik)