Former President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama open the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago with a dedication ceremony on Thursday. Multiple outlets report that the event’s guest list includes musicians Bruce Springsteen, Stevie Wonder and Bono, alongside Christina Aguilera. The ceremony also features former U.S. presidents George W. Bush and Bill Clinton, indicating bipartisan and wide-ranging support for the center’s opening. The coverage focuses on the high-profile attendance as part of the official start of the center, which is described as Obama’s presidential museum and related programming. PBS NewsHour and City News Toronto both highlight that the Obamas are joined by well-known public figures during the opening, while providing limited additional details about the specific schedule beyond the fact that the dedication takes place that day. Overall, the reporting aligns on the central event—Obama and Michelle Obama opening the Obama Presidential Center—and the presence of the same major entertainment and political guests.