Events
Alert: The Chicago History Museum says this event has been cancelled. No reason why. What a shame.
Join us for In the K/Now, a series of dynamic discussions about events and issues that headline local news and conversations around town. In the K/Now is presented in partnership with The Public Square at the Illinois Humanities Council.
Chicago and the Olympics: Is it a good idea?
Thursday, April 5, 6:30 p.m.
On April 14, the United States Olympic Committee will select and announce its applicant city for the 2016 Olympics. Either Chicago or Los Angeles will be victorious, but if Chicago is chosen, will the city really be a winner? Join us for a discussion, including Patrick Ryan from Chicago 2016.
Cost:
Free.
Where:
Chicago History Museum
http://www.chicagohs.org/planavisit/upcomingevents/special-events
JOIN NORTH BEACH
Thursday, APRIL 5th
For: CITY WIDE PAPER ROCK SCISSORS CHAMPIONSHIP
Preliminary starts at 7pm
Championship starts at 8pm
This event is sponsored by Budweiser
Winner of Event gets a trip to LAS VEGAS!!!
Price: $2 BUDLIGHT DRAUGHTS and JACK N HYDE's
Pearl River TowerPearl River Tower, Skidmore, Owings and Merrill, architects
April 11, Wednesday
12:15 P.M. - John Buck Gallery, Chicago Architecture Foundation, 224 South Michigan
Sponsor: Chicago Architecture Foundation
Free event - Eric R. Multhauf lunchtime lecture. Guests are welcome to bring a bag lunch. A Corner Bakery is also on the premises.
AIA/CES 1
Lecture by Roger Frechette, Director of M/E/P Sustainable Engineering, Skidmore, Owings, & Merrill LLP.
Information: 312/922.3432 x266
http://www.architecture.org/programs.html#lunchti
Show Hours
Saturday 10AM- 8PM
Sunday 11AM- 6PM
Venue Name and Address
McCormick Place/ Lakeside
2301 S. Lake Shore
Drive Chicago IL 60616
Admission
$19 Membership Fast Pass
$10 Day Pass
$14 Membership Fastpass for Public Transit/Seniors/Students with ID/bike riders (at door)
$5 Public Transit/Seniors/Students with ID/Bike Riders (day pass at door)
FREE -- Children under 12
The Green Festival and Conscious Alliance are proud to announce that we will be hosting a Food Drive to benefit the Greater Chicago Food Depository on April 21st and 22nd, 2007 at McCormick Place in Chicago, IL. All patrons attending the festival that donate 10 non-perishable food items will receive a limited-edition poster by artist, Scott Saw. All posters are printed on an environmentally friendly, post-consumer waste paper.
The Conscious Alliance strongly encourages that all food donations be low-sodium health food oriented products. Ramen noodles will not be accepted in exchange for this year’s Green Festival Poster.
Thank you for your continued support in feeding the hungry! www.consciousalliance.org
Celebrate Earth Day at Green Festival
Same Great Event - Great New City!
Experience Green Festival in one of the greenest cities in the nation. The Great Lakes are home to some of the most innovative and cutting-edge green technologies, products and services— the perfect place to find great ways to green your life.
Take in more than 300 exhibits in the nation’s largest eco-mall:
* Shop for everything from eco-fashion and natural home and health products to solar panels and fair trade gifts and crafts.
* Discover new techniques and strategies at great how-to workshops.
* Network at green career and green investing sessions.
* Green your home and save energy at the City of Chicago Pavilion.
* Find local organic farmers at the FamilyFarmed Pavilion.
* Let your kids play at the Organic Valley of Family Farms' Kids’ Zone.
* Enjoy organic dining and sample local beers & wines.
* Hear great, live local music.
See more than 150 dynamic speakers on 5 stages:
• Amy Goodman, Democracy Now!
• Greg Palast, Armed Madhouse
• Paul Stamets, Fungi Perfecti
• Frances Moore Lappé, Hope’s Edge: The Next Diet for a Small Planet
• Richard M. Daley, Chicago Mayor (Invited)
• Judy Wicks, White Dog Enterprises, Inc.
• David Korten, The Great Turning: From Empire to Earth Community
• Omar Freilla, Director of Green Worker Cooperatives
• And many more (check our site for updates)
Interested in learning more about this premier green event? Click on the “GreenFestival Radio” button and experience past Green Festivals first hand!
Please check our website regularly for updated speaker, exhibitor and ticketing information. Ticket sales will be online by February 28th for the Chicago Festival.
Show Hours
Saturday 10AM- 8PM
Sunday 11AM- 6PM
Venue Name and Address
McCormick Place/ Lakeside
2301 S. Lake Shore
Drive Chicago IL 60616
Admission
$19 Membership Fast Pass
$10 Day Pass
$14 Membership Fastpass for Public Transit/Seniors/Students with ID/bike riders (at door)
$5 Public Transit/Seniors/Students with ID/Bike Riders (day pass at door)
FREE -- Children under 12
The Green Festival and Conscious Alliance are proud to announce that we will be hosting a Food Drive to benefit the Greater Chicago Food Depository on April 21st and 22nd, 2007 at McCormick Place in Chicago, IL. All patrons attending the festival that donate 10 non-perishable food items will receive a limited-edition poster by artist, Scott Saw. All posters are printed on an environmentally friendly, post-consumer waste paper.
The Conscious Alliance strongly encourages that all food donations be low-sodium health food oriented products. Ramen noodles will not be accepted in exchange for this year’s Green Festival Poster.
Thank you for your continued support in feeding the hungry! www.consciousalliance.org
Celebrate Earth Day at Green Festival
Same Great Event - Great New City!
Experience Green Festival in one of the greenest cities in the nation. The Great Lakes are home to some of the most innovative and cutting-edge green technologies, products and services— the perfect place to find great ways to green your life.
Take in more than 300 exhibits in the nation’s largest eco-mall:
* Shop for everything from eco-fashion and natural home and health products to solar panels and fair trade gifts and crafts.
* Discover new techniques and strategies at great how-to workshops.
* Network at green career and green investing sessions.
* Green your home and save energy at the City of Chicago Pavilion.
* Find local organic farmers at the FamilyFarmed Pavilion.
* Let your kids play at the Organic Valley of Family Farms' Kids’ Zone.
* Enjoy organic dining and sample local beers & wines.
* Hear great, live local music.
See more than 150 dynamic speakers on 5 stages:
• Amy Goodman, Democracy Now!
• Greg Palast, Armed Madhouse
• Paul Stamets, Fungi Perfecti
• Frances Moore Lappé, Hope’s Edge: The Next Diet for a Small Planet
• Richard M. Daley, Chicago Mayor (Invited)
• Judy Wicks, White Dog Enterprises, Inc.
• David Korten, The Great Turning: From Empire to Earth Community
• Omar Freilla, Director of Green Worker Cooperatives
• And many more (check our site for updates)
Interested in learning more about this premier green event? Click on the “GreenFestival Radio” button and experience past Green Festivals first hand!
Please check our website regularly for updated speaker, exhibitor and ticketing information. Ticket sales will be online by February 28th for the Chicago Festival.
This year our seminar takes place on Saturday, April 21, 2007 at noon and 6pm.
ALL WEATHER ENTHUSIASTS ARE CORDIALLYL INVITED.
Our 26th annual Fermilab Tornado and Severe Weather Seminar approaches and I want to extend an invitation to you to join us at what promises to be one of our most fascinating seminars ever. It includes our first look at hurricanes on the Fermilab stage—in particular, Hurricane Katrina—and takes place this year on Saturday, April 21—an expecially noteworthy date in this region's severe weather history. As always, the seminars are free and open to all. The program begins at noon and will be repeated, for those who prefer an evening session, at 6 p.m.
More information at:
http://blogs.trb.com/news/weather/weblog/wgnweather/2007/04/the_2007_fermilab_tornado_and.html#more
April 25
Be-Deviled by the White City: Understanding the Continuing Fascination with Chicago’s 1893 World’s Fair
Wednesdays at 12:15–1pm, Free and open to the public
COST Free and open to the public (please arrive early, as seating is limited)
LOCATION
The John Buck Company Lecture Hall Gallery
ArchiCenter, Santa Fe Building
224 S. Michigan Avenue
Chicago, Illinois 60604
RSVP No RSVP required, for more information call 312.922.3432 x252, Guests are welcome to bring a bag lunch
11th Anniversary Ravenswood Run
Sunday, April 29, 8:00am
A great neighborhood 5K run benefiting local neighborhood charities. For information, please visit
http://www.fleetfeetchicago.com
May 9
111 South Wacker
Steven M. Nilles, AIA, LEED AP, Partner, Goettsch Partners
Joseph D. Cliggott, AIA, LEED AP, Senior Associate, Goettsch Partners
Wednesdays at 12:15–1pm, Free and open to the public
COST Free and open to the public (please arrive early, as seating is limited)
LOCATION
The John Buck Company Lecture Hall Gallery
ArchiCenter, Santa Fe Building
224 S. Michigan Avenue
Chicago, Illinois 60604
RSVP No RSVP required, for more information call 312.922.3432 x252, Guests are welcome to bring a bag lunch
May 16
The Benefits of Density
Wednesdays at 12:15–1pm, Free and open to the public
COST Free and open to the public (please arrive early, as seating is limited)
LOCATION
The John Buck Company Lecture Hall Gallery
ArchiCenter, Santa Fe Building
224 S. Michigan Avenue
Chicago, Illinois 60604
RSVP No RSVP required, for more information call 312.922.3432 x252, Guests are welcome to bring a bag lunch
Sadly, DAMeN Studio will be closing at the end of this month, but you still have time to give it a great sendoff with
The Last Picture Show
Sat. May 20, 2006
6-9pm
http://chicago.photobloggers.org/events.php#e000137
Featuring the work of eight photographers and four painters who have shown at Damen Studio in the past, or who are friends of the studio. This will truly be the last hurrah. So, come share it with us and see some great work by:
Alison Rae Butkus
Brandon Sorg
Carlos Ortiz
Katie Brown
Sarah Hadley
Abbie Singer
Man Bartlett
Nazarin Hamid
Anthony Lewellen
David Moenkhaus
Bill Vaccaro
Theresa Bertocci
Chicago Photography Center
May 21, 2006
12-4 pm
The Chicago Photography Center is holding an opening reception for their Spring 2006 WITHiNSIGHT gallery show which presents original b&w film and both b&w and color digital photography created the following Chicago Photography Center artists:
Tom Cantos
Jenny Deang
Carolyn DeVar
Dave Klotz
Judy McDonald
Kristin Opaskar
Traci Patterson
Kristin Pishdadi
Lane Statterblom
Julie Sielaff
Jan Weber
The exhibit runs through July 30, 2006 at CPC's headquarters located at 3301 N. Lincoln Avenue.
23rd Annual Chicago Gospel Music Festival (in Millennium Park)
June 1-3
23rd Annual Chicago Gospel Music Festival (in Millennium Park)
June 1-3
23rd Annual Chicago Gospel Music Festival (in Millennium Park)
June 1-3
The Chicago Transit Board will conduct public hearings on proposals to reduce service and/or raise fares to bus routes and rail lines. CTA riders and the general public will have the opportunity to provide comments on the proposed plan at upcoming public hearings.
Hearings will be held on:
Tuesday, June 5, 6:30 p.m.
Sherman Park Fieldhouse
1301 W. 52nd Street
Chicago, IL 60609
Wednesday, June 6, 6:30 p.m.
Michelle’s Ballroom
2800 W. Belmont Avenue
Chicago, IL 60618
Monday, June 11, 6:30 p.m.
University of Illinois at Chicago
Student Center East
750 S. Halsted, Room 302
Chicago, IL 60607
Wednesday, June 13, 9:00 a.m.
CTA Headquarters
567 W. Lake, Chicago, IL 60661
In addition, public comment may be submitted to the board by email at ctaboard@transitchicago.com or writing to the following address: Chicago Transit Authority, P.O. Box 7567, Chicago, IL 60680, Attention: Gregory Longhini, Assistant Secretary, Chicago Transit Board. All written comments are due by June 11, 2007.
The Chicago Transit Board will conduct public hearings on proposals to reduce service and/or raise fares to bus routes and rail lines. CTA riders and the general public will have the opportunity to provide comments on the proposed plan at upcoming public hearings.
Hearings will be held on:
Tuesday, June 5, 6:30 p.m.
Sherman Park Fieldhouse
1301 W. 52nd Street
Chicago, IL 60609
Wednesday, June 6, 6:30 p.m.
Michelle’s Ballroom
2800 W. Belmont Avenue
Chicago, IL 60618
Monday, June 11, 6:30 p.m.
University of Illinois at Chicago
Student Center East
750 S. Halsted, Room 302
Chicago, IL 60607
Wednesday, June 13, 9:00 a.m.
CTA Headquarters
567 W. Lake, Chicago, IL 60661
In addition, public comment may be submitted to the board by email at ctaboard@transitchicago.com or writing to the following address: Chicago Transit Authority, P.O. Box 7567, Chicago, IL 60680, Attention: Gregory Longhini, Assistant Secretary, Chicago Transit Board. All written comments are due by June 11, 2007.
24th Annual Chicago Blues Festival
June 7-10
24th Annual Chicago Blues Festival
June 7-10
24th Annual Chicago Blues Festival
June 7-10
24th Annual Chicago Blues Festival
June 7-10
The Chicago Transit Board will conduct public hearings on proposals to reduce service and/or raise fares to bus routes and rail lines. CTA riders and the general public will have the opportunity to provide comments on the proposed plan at upcoming public hearings.
Hearings will be held on:
Tuesday, June 5, 6:30 p.m.
Sherman Park Fieldhouse
1301 W. 52nd Street
Chicago, IL 60609
Wednesday, June 6, 6:30 p.m.
Michelle’s Ballroom
2800 W. Belmont Avenue
Chicago, IL 60618
Monday, June 11, 6:30 p.m.
University of Illinois at Chicago
Student Center East
750 S. Halsted, Room 302
Chicago, IL 60607
Wednesday, June 13, 9:00 a.m.
CTA Headquarters
567 W. Lake, Chicago, IL 60661
In addition, public comment may be submitted to the board by email at ctaboard@transitchicago.com or writing to the following address: Chicago Transit Authority, P.O. Box 7567, Chicago, IL 60680, Attention: Gregory Longhini, Assistant Secretary, Chicago Transit Board. All written comments are due by June 11, 2007.
The Chicago Transit Board will conduct public hearings on proposals to reduce service and/or raise fares to bus routes and rail lines. CTA riders and the general public will have the opportunity to provide comments on the proposed plan at upcoming public hearings.
Hearings will be held on:
Tuesday, June 5, 6:30 p.m.
Sherman Park Fieldhouse
1301 W. 52nd Street
Chicago, IL 60609
Wednesday, June 6, 6:30 p.m.
Michelle’s Ballroom
2800 W. Belmont Avenue
Chicago, IL 60618
Monday, June 11, 6:30 p.m.
University of Illinois at Chicago
Student Center East
750 S. Halsted, Room 302
Chicago, IL 60607
Wednesday, June 13, 9:00 a.m.
CTA Headquarters
567 W. Lake, Chicago, IL 60661
In addition, public comment may be submitted to the board by email at ctaboard@transitchicago.com or writing to the following address: Chicago Transit Authority, P.O. Box 7567, Chicago, IL 60680, Attention: Gregory Longhini, Assistant Secretary, Chicago Transit Board. All written comments are due by June 11, 2007.
27th Annual Taste of Chicago
June 29-July 8
27th Annual Taste of Chicago
June 29-July 8
17th Annual Chicago Country Music Festival
June 30-July 1
27th Annual Taste of Chicago
June 29-July 8
17th Annual Chicago Country Music Festival
June 30-July 1
15th Annual Race to the Taste
July 1
27th Annual Taste of Chicago
June 29-July 8
27th Annual Taste of Chicago
June 29-July 8
27th Annual Taste of Chicago
June 29-July 8
27th Annual Taste of Chicago
June 29-July 8
27th Annual Taste of Chicago
June 29-July 8
27th Annual Taste of Chicago
June 29-July 8
27th Annual Taste of Chicago
June 29-July 8
Thursday, July 12, 2007
Giddings Plaza Concerts: Old Town School of Folk Music Fiddle Contest
7:00 pm to 9:30 pm
The Lincoln Square Summer Concert Series is known for great live music, dancing and fun for the entire family! Performances are free and seating is limited so bring your own lawn chair and enjoy the music.
Giddings Plaza, 4731 N. Lincoln Avenue
Contact Info : LSCC (773) 728-3890 Url: http://www.lincolnsquare.org
LincolnSquare.org calendar
Saturday, July 14, 2007
Giddings Plaza Concerts: Captain Blood (60's Covers)
Noon to 3:00 pm
The Lincoln Square Summer Concert Series is known for great live music, dancing and fun for the entire family! Performances are free and seating is limited so bring your own lawn chair and enjoy the music.
Giddings Plaza, 4731 N. Lincoln Avenue
Contact Info : LSCC (773) 728-3890 Url: http://www.lincolnsquare.org
LincolnSquare.org calendar
Young Frankenstein
July 17, 8:56 p.m.
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Dr. Frankenstein's grandson (Gene Wilder) retraces his grandpa's steps to bring to life another monster (Peter Boyle) in this 1974 Mel Brooks film. It's silly and pure in the way that comedy used to be. With memorably eccentric characters--including Teri Garr as a German bombshell and Gene Hackman as a lonely guy who thinks the creature has been sent to him for companionship--it sweetly and hilariously touches on the father-son bond between a mad scientist and his creation.
Check out the complete guide to Movies in the Park at: http://www.spudart.org/blogs/randomthoughts_comments/3029_0_3_0_C/
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The City of Chicago presents the 8th Annual Chicago Outdoor Film Festival. View seven weeks of classic films every Tuesday evening beginning July 17 through August 28, presented by The Chicago Film Office, a division of the Mayor's Office of Special Events and the Chicago Park District.
Now considered a Chicago tradition, this one-of-a-kind outdoor theater experience includes a gigantic screen (50' x 34') and a state-of-the art sound system. Movies begin at sunset in Butler Field, Grant Park at Lake Shore Drive and Monroe. Admission is free, thanks to the generosity of sponsors.
For Your Convenience
Cyclists can beat the traffic by biking! The Chicagoland Bicycle Federation and the Mayor's Office of Special Events provides FREE Bike Valet Parking at all films. The valet is located on the northwest corner of Lake Shore Drive and Monroe Streets.
Sorry, no dogs are allowed at the Chicago Outdoor Film Festival because crowds are stressful to animals, even the most peaceful pup can become aggressive under these conditions. Love your pets by leaving them at home!
Thursday, July 19, 2007
Giddings Plaza Concerts: The Emily Hurd Band (Blues)
7:00 pm to 9:30 pm
The Lincoln Square Summer Concert Series is known for great live music, dancing and fun for the entire family! Performances are free and seating is limited so bring your own lawn chair and enjoy the music.
Giddings Plaza, 4731 N. Lincoln Avenue
Contact Info : LSCC (773) 728-3890 Url: http://www.lincolnsquare.org
LincolnSquare.org calendar
Double Indemnity
July 24, 8:50 p.m.
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Love makes people do crazy things, as insurance salesman Walter Neff (Fred MacMurray) learns the hard way when he and expert manipulator Phyllis Dietrichson (Barbara Stan-wyck) plot to kill her husband and collect on his policy in this 1944 noir. It's one of the all-time great stories of a murder plot gone awry, driven by a brilliant script from Billy Wilder and Raymond Chandler--the Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen of screenwriting teams if ever there was one.
Check out the complete guide to Movies in the Park at: http://www.spudart.org/blogs/randomthoughts_comments/3029_0_3_0_C/
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The City of Chicago presents the 8th Annual Chicago Outdoor Film Festival. View seven weeks of classic films every Tuesday evening beginning July 17 through August 28, presented by The Chicago Film Office, a division of the Mayor's Office of Special Events and the Chicago Park District.
Now considered a Chicago tradition, this one-of-a-kind outdoor theater experience includes a gigantic screen (50' x 34') and a state-of-the art sound system. Movies begin at sunset in Butler Field, Grant Park at Lake Shore Drive and Monroe. Admission is free, thanks to the generosity of sponsors.
For Your Convenience
Cyclists can beat the traffic by biking! The Chicagoland Bicycle Federation and the Mayor's Office of Special Events provides FREE Bike Valet Parking at all films. The valet is located on the northwest corner of Lake Shore Drive and Monroe Streets.
Sorry, no dogs are allowed at the Chicago Outdoor Film Festival because crowds are stressful to animals, even the most peaceful pup can become aggressive under these conditions. Love your pets by leaving them at home!
Thursday, July 26, 2007
Giddings Plaza Concerts: The Wazo Country Warblers & The Fly Boys (Country Swing)
7:00 pm to 9:30 pm
The Lincoln Square Summer Concert Series is known for great live music, dancing and fun for the entire family! Performances are free and seating is limited so bring your own lawn chair and enjoy the music.
Giddings Plaza, 4731 N. Lincoln Avenue
Contact Info : LSCC (773) 728-3890 Url: http://www.lincolnsquare.org
LincolnSquare.org calendar
Written on the Wind
July 31, 8:42 p.m.
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Rock Hudson's in a pickle: His best bud's sister (Dorothy Malone) loves him, but he loves his friend's wife (Lauren Bacall). And the alcoholic pal (Robert Stack) isn't pleasing any of them. Wealth, betrayal, sex and booze are recipe for fistfights and fallings out in Douglas Sirk's deliciously over-the-top 1956 melodrama, which drives home the old adage that money can't buy happiness.
Check out the complete guide to Movies in the Park at: http://www.spudart.org/blogs/randomthoughts_comments/3029_0_3_0_C/
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The City of Chicago presents the 8th Annual Chicago Outdoor Film Festival. View seven weeks of classic films every Tuesday evening beginning July 17 through August 28, presented by The Chicago Film Office, a division of the Mayor's Office of Special Events and the Chicago Park District.
Now considered a Chicago tradition, this one-of-a-kind outdoor theater experience includes a gigantic screen (50' x 34') and a state-of-the art sound system. Movies begin at sunset in Butler Field, Grant Park at Lake Shore Drive and Monroe. Admission is free, thanks to the generosity of sponsors.
For Your Convenience
Cyclists can beat the traffic by biking! The Chicagoland Bicycle Federation and the Mayor's Office of Special Events provides FREE Bike Valet Parking at all films. The valet is located on the northwest corner of Lake Shore Drive and Monroe Streets.
Sorry, no dogs are allowed at the Chicago Outdoor Film Festival because crowds are stressful to animals, even the most peaceful pup can become aggressive under these conditions. Love your pets by leaving them at home!
Thursday, August 02, 2007
Giddings Plaza Concerts: BLT (Funkafied Folk)
The Lincoln Square Summer Concert Series is known for great live music, dancing and fun for the entire family! Performances are free and seating is limited so bring your own lawn chair and enjoy the music.
Giddings Plaza, 4731 N. Lincoln Avenue
Contact Info : LSCC (773) 728-3890 Url: http://www.lincolnsquare.org
LincolnSquare.org calendar
The Awful Truth
Aug. 8, 8:34 p.m.
Add the Chicago Movies in the Park to your iCalendar (.ics file)Cary Grant and Irene Dunne prove that it ain't over till it's over as a husband and wife who sabotage each other's new relationships while they wait for their divorce to be finalized. This 1937 screwball comedy is fluffy, fun and loaded with lighthearted romantic appeal.
Check out the complete guide to Movies in the Park at: http://www.spudart.org/blogs/randomthoughts_comments/3029_0_3_0_C/
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The City of Chicago presents the 8th Annual Chicago Outdoor Film Festival. View seven weeks of classic films every Tuesday evening beginning July 17 through August 28, presented by The Chicago Film Office, a division of the Mayor's Office of Special Events and the Chicago Park District.
Now considered a Chicago tradition, this one-of-a-kind outdoor theater experience includes a gigantic screen (50' x 34') and a state-of-the art sound system. Movies begin at sunset in Butler Field, Grant Park at Lake Shore Drive and Monroe. Admission is free, thanks to the generosity of sponsors.
For Your Convenience
Cyclists can beat the traffic by biking! The Chicagoland Bicycle Federation and the Mayor's Office of Special Events provides FREE Bike Valet Parking at all films. The valet is located on the northwest corner of Lake Shore Drive and Monroe Streets.
Sorry, no dogs are allowed at the Chicago Outdoor Film Festival because crowds are stressful to animals, even the most peaceful pup can become aggressive under these conditions. Love your pets by leaving them at home!
Thursday, August 09, 2007
Giddings Plaza Concerts: Lincoln Square Idol Winners - Sweet Revenge, The Match Factory and Steve Kelton & Friends (Rock & Blues)
The Lincoln Square Summer Concert Series is known for great live music, dancing and fun for the entire family! Performances are free and seating is limited so bring your own lawn chair and enjoy the music.
Giddings Plaza, 4731 N. Lincoln Avenue
Contact Info : LSCC (773) 728-3890 Url: http://www.lincolnsquare.org
LincolnSquare.org calendar
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
Aug. 14, 8:24 p.m.
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Movie stars don't get much cooler than Paul Newman and Robert Redford, and two-man teams don't get any better than amiable outlaws Cassidy (Newman) and Sundance (Redford). We're not sure what we like best about this 1969 Western-comedy: the scene where Newman and Katherine Ross ride a bicycle to the tune of "Raindrops Keep Fallin' on My Head," or the moment Newman wins a knife fight by saying he wants to talk about the rules and then delivering a swift kick to the groin.
Check out the complete guide to Movies in the Park at: http://www.spudart.org/blogs/randomthoughts_comments/3029_0_3_0_C/
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The City of Chicago presents the 8th Annual Chicago Outdoor Film Festival. View seven weeks of classic films every Tuesday evening beginning July 17 through August 28, presented by The Chicago Film Office, a division of the Mayor's Office of Special Events and the Chicago Park District.
Now considered a Chicago tradition, this one-of-a-kind outdoor theater experience includes a gigantic screen (50' x 34') and a state-of-the art sound system. Movies begin at sunset in Butler Field, Grant Park at Lake Shore Drive and Monroe. Admission is free, thanks to the generosity of sponsors.
For Your Convenience
Cyclists can beat the traffic by biking! The Chicagoland Bicycle Federation and the Mayor's Office of Special Events provides FREE Bike Valet Parking at all films. The valet is located on the northwest corner of Lake Shore Drive and Monroe Streets.
Sorry, no dogs are allowed at the Chicago Outdoor Film Festival because crowds are stressful to animals, even the most peaceful pup can become aggressive under these conditions. Love your pets by leaving them at home!
Thursday, August 16, 2007
Giddings Plaza Concerts: The David Munnelly Band from Ireland (Exuberant Irish)
The Lincoln Square Summer Concert Series is known for great live music, dancing and fun for the entire family! Performances are free and seating is limited so bring your own lawn chair and enjoy the music.
Giddings Plaza, 4731 N. Lincoln Avenue
Contact Info : LSCC (773) 728-3890 Url: http://www.lincolnsquare.org
LincolnSquare.org calendar
Monday, August 20, 2007
Giddings Plaza Concerts: Schwaben Musikanten (German Brass Band)
The Lincoln Square Summer Concert Series is known for great live music, dancing and fun for the entire family! Performances are free and seating is limited so bring your own lawn chair and enjoy the music.
Giddings Plaza, 4731 N. Lincoln Avenue
Contact Info : LSCC (773) 728-3890 Url: http://www.lincolnsquare.org
LincolnSquare.org calendar
Sweet Smell of Success
Aug. 21, 8:13 p.m.
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Anyone who watches "Entourage" knows there's a thin line between charm and sleaze in the world of publicists and agents. The same dog-eat-dog attitude prevails in the 1957 drama "Sweet Smell of Success," starring Tony Curtis as a hungry press agent and Burt Lancaster as a nationally syndicated columnist with "the morals of a guinea pig and the scruples of a gangster." As the pair conspires to break up the relationship of the columnist's sister, they discover how empty success can be when there's no one to share it with.
Check out the complete guide to Movies in the Park at: http://www.spudart.org/blogs/randomthoughts_comments/3029_0_3_0_C/
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The City of Chicago presents the 8th Annual Chicago Outdoor Film Festival. View seven weeks of classic films every Tuesday evening beginning July 17 through August 28, presented by The Chicago Film Office, a division of the Mayor's Office of Special Events and the Chicago Park District.
Now considered a Chicago tradition, this one-of-a-kind outdoor theater experience includes a gigantic screen (50' x 34') and a state-of-the art sound system. Movies begin at sunset in Butler Field, Grant Park at Lake Shore Drive and Monroe. Admission is free, thanks to the generosity of sponsors.
For Your Convenience
Cyclists can beat the traffic by biking! The Chicagoland Bicycle Federation and the Mayor's Office of Special Events provides FREE Bike Valet Parking at all films. The valet is located on the northwest corner of Lake Shore Drive and Monroe Streets.
Sorry, no dogs are allowed at the Chicago Outdoor Film Festival because crowds are stressful to animals, even the most peaceful pup can become aggressive under these conditions. Love your pets by leaving them at home!
Thursday, August 23, 2007
Giddings Plaza Concerts: Flat Cats (Swing)
*A free swing dance lesson will kick off the show!
The Lincoln Square Summer Concert Series is known for great live music, dancing and fun for the entire family! Performances are free and seating is limited so bring your own lawn chair and enjoy the music.
Giddings Plaza, 4731 N. Lincoln Avenue
Contact Info : LSCC (773) 728-3890 Url: http://www.lincolnsquare.org
LincolnSquare.org calendar
The Sound of Music
Aug. 28, 8:01 p.m.
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Confession: The songs in "The Sound of Music" are not some of our fav-o-rite things. But the Julie Andrews fans and von Trapp kids-wannabes who show up for this three-hour Oscar-winning musical from 1965 are probably going to know them all by heart. And so what if the rolling fields of Grant Park are just a bit flatter than the Austrian hills? We're betting an inpsired audience singalong will bring them to life all the same.
Check out the complete guide to Movies in the Park at: http://www.spudart.org/blogs/randomthoughts_comments/3029_0_3_0_C/
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The City of Chicago presents the 8th Annual Chicago Outdoor Film Festival. View seven weeks of classic films every Tuesday evening beginning July 17 through August 28, presented by The Chicago Film Office, a division of the Mayor's Office of Special Events and the Chicago Park District.
Now considered a Chicago tradition, this one-of-a-kind outdoor theater experience includes a gigantic screen (50' x 34') and a state-of-the art sound system. Movies begin at sunset in Butler Field, Grant Park at Lake Shore Drive and Monroe. Admission is free, thanks to the generosity of sponsors.
For Your Convenience
Cyclists can beat the traffic by biking! The Chicagoland Bicycle Federation and the Mayor's Office of Special Events provides FREE Bike Valet Parking at all films. The valet is located on the northwest corner of Lake Shore Drive and Monroe Streets.
Sorry, no dogs are allowed at the Chicago Outdoor Film Festival because crowds are stressful to animals, even the most peaceful pup can become aggressive under these conditions. Love your pets by leaving them at home!
Thursday, August 30, 2007
Giddings Plaza Concerts: Jeff Libman w/ Brad Cole (Acoustic Soul)
The Lincoln Square Summer Concert Series is known for great live music, dancing and fun for the entire family! Performances are free and seating is limited so bring your own lawn chair and enjoy the music.
Giddings Plaza, 4731 N. Lincoln Avenue
Contact Info : LSCC (773) 728-3890 Url: http://www.lincolnsquare.org
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This year will be the 23rd annual celebration of the U.S. pinball exposition that each year tries to offer something special for everyone. Expo 2007 takes place in Rosemont, Illinois and will run Thursday October 25 to Sunday October 28 at the Wyndham O'Hare Hotel.
http://www.pinballexpo.net/
This year will be the 23rd annual celebration of the U.S. pinball exposition that each year tries to offer something special for everyone. Expo 2007 takes place in Rosemont, Illinois and will run Thursday October 25 to Sunday October 28 at the Wyndham O'Hare Hotel.
http://www.pinballexpo.net/
This year will be the 23rd annual celebration of the U.S. pinball exposition that each year tries to offer something special for everyone. Expo 2007 takes place in Rosemont, Illinois and will run Thursday October 25 to Sunday October 28 at the Wyndham O'Hare Hotel.
http://www.pinballexpo.net/
This year will be the 23rd annual celebration of the U.S. pinball exposition that each year tries to offer something special for everyone. Expo 2007 takes place in Rosemont, Illinois and will run Thursday October 25 to Sunday October 28 at the Wyndham O'Hare Hotel.
http://www.pinballexpo.net/
12:00 PM - 5:00 PM
The Anti-Cruelty Society welcomes representatives from
Red Door Animal Shelter!
Stop by the shelter on Saturday February 16th to meet representatives from Red Door Animal Shelter. Find out about cats, dogs and rabbits that are available for adoption. Find out about adoption procedures and get information on rabbit care. The Representatives will be at a table in the shelter lobby. Enter from 510 N. LaSalle Street.
No pre-registration is needed for this event.
For more info go to: http://www.anticruelty.org/site/epage/35285_576.htm
Helping Community Cats w/Alley Cat Allies
Feb 18
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Are you tired of seeing roaming cats and kittens everywhere in your neighborhood? Do you want to find out how you can help them and stop future generations from being born in your community? Join representatives from Alley Cat Allies and Tree House Animal Foundation for a short workshop on how to educate your neighbors, create a safety-net for the cats and stop the cycle of breeding in your neighborhood. The workshop is free of charge.
To register call Anna Morrison-Ricordati, Alley Cat Allies Volunteer, at (312) 755-0513.
The event will be held at The Anti-Cruelty Society in the Education and Training Center. Enter from 169 W. Grand Avenue. Free parking is available in The Anti-Cruelty Society parking garage. Enter from Wells Street.
For more info go to: http://www.anticruelty.org/site/epage/35285_576.htm
Introduction to Canine Massage
Feb 23
1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
This class is FULL.
Pet Massage Therapist, Pam Kuhn, will explain the health benefits of pet massage and demonstrate some of the techniques used. The emphasis will be on canine massage. Participants will be allowed to bring their dogs to this class. Following the demonstration, participants will practice beginning techniques on their dogs with assistance from the instructor. Dogs should be current on vaccinations and sociable with other dogs in order to participate. Pre-registration is required. There is a 20 dog/handler limit for this class.
The Anti-Cruelty Society presents the Winter 2007/2008 Lecture Series. Lecture Series events are free of charge. To register call Tammie Bouschor at (312) 644-8338 ext. 344 or e-mail tbouschor@anticruelty.org. Please include your full name, day time telephone number and the name of the program that you are registering for. The events will be held in The Anti-Cruelty Society Education and Training Center. Enter from 169 W. Grand Avenue. Free parking is available in The Anti-Cruelty Society parking garage. Enter from Wells Street about ½ block south of Grand Avenue.
For more info go to: http://www.anticruelty.org/site/epage/35285_576.htm
Animal Expressions Award Ceremony
6:00 PM
The celebration of the The Anti-Cruelty Society's 109th birthday concludes by giving special recognition to young artists who have participated in the Second Annual Animal Expressions Young Artists Contest.
For more info go to: http://www.anticruelty.org/site/epage/35285_576.htm
Thinking of Getting an 'Easter' Bunny?
1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
Thinking of getting an 'Easter' Bunny? Find out everything you need to know about proper rabbit care. Representatives from the Red Door Animal Shelter will discuss health care, diet, behavior and the rewards and challenges of owning a rabbit. Learn all you need to know before making what can be a 10 year commitment.
This event is free of charge. Pre-registration is required. To register call Tammie Bouschor at (312) 644-8338 ext. 344 or e-mail by clicking below.
The event will be held in The Anti-Cruelty Society Education and Training Center. Enter from 169 W. Grand Avenue. Free parking is available in The Anti-Cruelty Society parking garage. Enter from Wells Street, ½ block south of Grand Avenue.
For more info go to: http://www.anticruelty.org/site/epage/35285_576.htm
ACS Volunteer Bake Sale
12:00 PM - 3:00 PM
The Anti-Cruelty Society's Volunteers will host a bake sale in the Adoption Lobby with all donations received to benefit the animals. Come and enjoy home-made cookies, cakes and other assorted baked goods! All items are a suggested donation of $.50.
For more info go to: http://www.anticruelty.org/site/epage/35285_576.htm
The Great Egg Scramble
Mar. 15 or 16
Cosley Zoo
Bring your baskets to the zoo for a hopping good time! Before the egg hunt we’ll have live animal presentations, crafts and stories. Children are divided into groups for the hunt. Preregistration is required. This event is held rain or shine. Registration deadline is Mar. 13. This is not a dropoff program; please plan on staying with your child.
• Ages 2-10
Mar. 15 or 16
Sat., 10-11:30 am (4698-9)
Sat., 12:30-2 pm (4698-0)
Sun., 12:30-2 pm (4697-0)
Cosley Zoo
Limit 75/class
$10/res.; $15/nonres.
For more info go to: http://www.wheatonparkdistrict.com/pgs/parks/cosley/events/special.html
The Great Egg Scramble
Mar. 15 or 16
Cosley Zoo
Bring your baskets to the zoo for a hopping good time! Before the egg hunt we’ll have live animal presentations, crafts and stories. Children are divided into groups for the hunt. Preregistration is required. This event is held rain or shine. Registration deadline is Mar. 13. This is not a dropoff program; please plan on staying with your child.
• Ages 2-10
Mar. 15 or 16
Sat., 10-11:30 am (4698-9)
Sat., 12:30-2 pm (4698-0)
Sun., 12:30-2 pm (4697-0)
Cosley Zoo
Limit 75/class
$10/res.; $15/nonres.
For more info go to: http://www.wheatonparkdistrict.com/pgs/parks/cosley/events/special.html
Pet First Aid & CPR
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
If your pet has a medical emergency will you be prepared? This course, taught by an American Red Cross certified instructor, will cover Pet First Aid and CPR techniques. The emphasis will be on cats and dogs. Cat and dog manikins will be used. Please do not bring your pet to class. The course length is 4 hours. The course fee of $40 includes all course materials.
To pre-register call Tammie Bouschor at (312) 644-8338 ext. 344. Payment must be made with in two weeks after the date of pre-registration. All classes will be held in The Anti-Cruelty Society Education and Training Center located at 169 W. Grand Avenue. Free Parking is available in The Anti-Cruelty Society parking garage. Enter from Wells Street.
Cancellation Policy:
Cancellations must be received at least one week prior to the scheduled class date to receive a full refund. No shows without prior notice will not be refunded.
