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SUMMARY:Pongal at Kalapriya!
DESCRIPTION:Pongal is a harvest festival dedicated to the Sun God Surya celebrated in Tamil Nadu\, India\, and corresponds with Makar Sankranti or simply Sankranti – marking the transition of the Sun from the zodiac of Sagittarius (Dhanu) to Capricorn (Makara). Pongal and Makar Sankranti are celebrated either on the 14th or 15th of January. \nThe celebrations for both festivals are grand\, bright\, and colourful! The word Pongal means to “overflow” in Tamil\, and refers to the dish of boiled milk\, jaggery\, and rice offered to the Sun God Surya. Please join us on January 14\, 2024 to celebrate this auspicious festival with us at Kalapriya! \nItinerary:\nFood\, partaking in ceremonial Pongal: 2-3 PM\nFree Bollywood Class at 3PM with Sejal Lal! This class is for ALL levels \n4PM: Wrap Up
URL:https://www.chicagoculturalalliance.org/event/pongal-at-kalapriya/
LOCATION:Kalapriya Studio\, 2101 S. Wabash Ave.\, Chicago\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cultural Festivals and Fairs,Dance
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SUMMARY:Forever Free: Frederick Douglass Tours
DESCRIPTION:“Once you learn to read\, you will be forever free.” —Frederick Douglass \nDiscover the incredible legacy and enduring impact of abolitionist Frederick Douglass\, as well as other Black writers who came before and after him. This 15-minute tour introduces you to all areas of the American Writers Museum\, with a special focus on our special exhibit Dark Testament: A Century of Black Writers on Justice. Following the tour\, you can explore all of our exhibits more in depth and at your own pace. \nForever Free: Frederick Douglass tours are offered daily at 3:00pm when the AWM is open. We are open Thursdays to Mondays\, from 10 am to 5 pm. We are closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays. The tour is included with museum admission and no advanced registration is required. Tours begin at the Museum front desk.
URL:https://www.chicagoculturalalliance.org/event/forever-free-frederick-douglass-tours/
LOCATION:American Writers Museum\, 180 N. Michigan Ave.\, Chicago\, IL\, 60601\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cultural Festivals and Fairs,Exhibitions and Gallery Events
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SUMMARY:Black History Month
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URL:https://www.chicagoculturalalliance.org/event/black-history-month/2024-02-01/
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CATEGORIES:Cultural Festivals and Fairs
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240201T120000
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SUMMARY:UIC Black Cultural Center: Black Heritage Month⁠  African Americans and the Arts
DESCRIPTION:Homes Away From Home: Black Students’ Activism and Belonging at U of I \nThursday\, February 1st \nBus Departs: 12 pm Bus Returns: by 12 am \nSign up: https://go.uic.edu/homeaway \nThis is a FREE trip to the University of Illinois Springfield (UIS) to learn more about our Cultural Centers\, connect with students from UIS and the University of Illinois of Urbana Champaign (UIUC)\, and discuss the Black experience within the University of Illinois system. There will be an exhibit showing\, panel\, lunch and dinner.\nRound trip bus transportation to the campus of the University of Illinois Springfield will be provided. The bus will be leaving from Student Center East (SCE) at 12 PM and returning by 12 AM. Excusal letters for courses on this day will be provided.\nSeating is reserved for the first 25 students who sign up. \nArt Moves: The Chicago Footwork Experience! Lecture\, Performance\, and Dance Workshop \nWednesday\, February 7th \nLecture- BCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207.   3:30 PM-4:30 PM \nPerformance/Workshop- Student Center East (SCE) Illinois C.  6:30 PM-8:30 PM \nExplore the history\, politics\, and Afro-Diasporic spiritual roots of Chicago footwork. Footwork is an embodied and creative form of resistance to state-sanctioned violence and environmental racism. Following the lecture and performance\, dancers will teach the foundational moves of Chicago Footwork\, culminating in a full routine. \nWhat’s Going On? The Healing Power of Creativity \nFriday\, February 9th \nBCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207. 10 AM-11 AM \nCreativity is essential for emotional and mental well-being. Join us as we reduce stress through collaging\, coloring\, bracelet-making\, and writing. Supplies and light refreshments will be provided. \nBlack Table Talk: Love in the Arts \nWednesday\, February 14th \nBCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207. 12 PM-1 PM \nJoin our conversation! We will discuss how “Black Love” is portrayed in the arts and popular culture. \nArt Moves: Open Mic \nThursday\, February 15th  \nBCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207. 6:30 PM-9 PM \nCome out for a night of music and spoken word! Hosted by UIC’s very own DJ John West! \nTracing Our Path Through Bronzeville. A film screening and discussion \nThursday\, February 22nd  \nBCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207. 6 PM-8 PM \nThis documentary by Reginald J. Rice highlights the contributions of various cultural institutions in Bronzeville. Local Chicago artists will be featured and present for the discussion. \nFilm description: he Bronzeville neighborhood in Chicago has been a creative hub that cultivated the artistry of some of the most influential artists and authors of the twentieth century. To name a few\, Margaret Burroughs\, Richard Wright\, William Walker\, Gwendolyn Brooks\, and members from AfriCOBRA have all established a creative foundation in Bronzeville. Nevertheless\, the significance of their contribution is not only the artwork they produced\, but also the aesthetic tradition that they established. This aesthetic tradition was founded to reframe the fraudulent historical narrative of African Americans. Today\, there are a number of artists who are following this aesthetic tradition. This documentary will introduce its audience to the cultural traditions that emerged from the Bronzeville community. This tradition challenged the status quo through activism\, visual arts\, literature\, and academic research.Tracing Our Path Through Bronzeville will highlight the contributions of various cultural institutions in Bronzeville\, and contemporary African American artists that attempted to redefine the image and voice of black culture. This documentary will generate a new perspective on the significance of the cultural legacy of African American art from the perspective of artists who have exhibited their paintings in the Bronzeville art galleries. \nBlack Table Talk: Visualizing Black Culture \nWednesday\, February 28th  \nBCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207. 12 PM- 1 PM \nJoin our conversation! Images of Blacks in photography have a profound impact on how we interpret black experiences and identities. We will be exploring the power of Black visual imagery through the camera lens. \nArt Moves: Can You Feel It? Celebrating 40 years of House Music \nThursday\, February 29th  \nBCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207. 6:30 PM-9 PM \nCome and celebrate the history and worldwide impact of Chicago’s own House Music with DJ John West.\nUPCOMING EVENTS
URL:https://www.chicagoculturalalliance.org/event/uic-black-cultural-center-black-heritage-month%e2%81%a0-african-americans-and-the-arts/2024-02-01/
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SUMMARY:UIC Black Cultural Center: Black Heritage Month⁠  African Americans and the Arts
DESCRIPTION:Homes Away From Home: Black Students’ Activism and Belonging at U of I \nThursday\, February 1st \nBus Departs: 12 pm Bus Returns: by 12 am \nSign up: https://go.uic.edu/homeaway \nThis is a FREE trip to the University of Illinois Springfield (UIS) to learn more about our Cultural Centers\, connect with students from UIS and the University of Illinois of Urbana Champaign (UIUC)\, and discuss the Black experience within the University of Illinois system. There will be an exhibit showing\, panel\, lunch and dinner.\nRound trip bus transportation to the campus of the University of Illinois Springfield will be provided. The bus will be leaving from Student Center East (SCE) at 12 PM and returning by 12 AM. Excusal letters for courses on this day will be provided.\nSeating is reserved for the first 25 students who sign up. \nArt Moves: The Chicago Footwork Experience! Lecture\, Performance\, and Dance Workshop \nWednesday\, February 7th \nLecture- BCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207.   3:30 PM-4:30 PM \nPerformance/Workshop- Student Center East (SCE) Illinois C.  6:30 PM-8:30 PM \nExplore the history\, politics\, and Afro-Diasporic spiritual roots of Chicago footwork. Footwork is an embodied and creative form of resistance to state-sanctioned violence and environmental racism. Following the lecture and performance\, dancers will teach the foundational moves of Chicago Footwork\, culminating in a full routine. \nWhat’s Going On? The Healing Power of Creativity \nFriday\, February 9th \nBCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207. 10 AM-11 AM \nCreativity is essential for emotional and mental well-being. Join us as we reduce stress through collaging\, coloring\, bracelet-making\, and writing. Supplies and light refreshments will be provided. \nBlack Table Talk: Love in the Arts \nWednesday\, February 14th \nBCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207. 12 PM-1 PM \nJoin our conversation! We will discuss how “Black Love” is portrayed in the arts and popular culture. \nArt Moves: Open Mic \nThursday\, February 15th  \nBCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207. 6:30 PM-9 PM \nCome out for a night of music and spoken word! Hosted by UIC’s very own DJ John West! \nTracing Our Path Through Bronzeville. A film screening and discussion \nThursday\, February 22nd  \nBCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207. 6 PM-8 PM \nThis documentary by Reginald J. Rice highlights the contributions of various cultural institutions in Bronzeville. Local Chicago artists will be featured and present for the discussion. \nFilm description: he Bronzeville neighborhood in Chicago has been a creative hub that cultivated the artistry of some of the most influential artists and authors of the twentieth century. To name a few\, Margaret Burroughs\, Richard Wright\, William Walker\, Gwendolyn Brooks\, and members from AfriCOBRA have all established a creative foundation in Bronzeville. Nevertheless\, the significance of their contribution is not only the artwork they produced\, but also the aesthetic tradition that they established. This aesthetic tradition was founded to reframe the fraudulent historical narrative of African Americans. Today\, there are a number of artists who are following this aesthetic tradition. This documentary will introduce its audience to the cultural traditions that emerged from the Bronzeville community. This tradition challenged the status quo through activism\, visual arts\, literature\, and academic research.Tracing Our Path Through Bronzeville will highlight the contributions of various cultural institutions in Bronzeville\, and contemporary African American artists that attempted to redefine the image and voice of black culture. This documentary will generate a new perspective on the significance of the cultural legacy of African American art from the perspective of artists who have exhibited their paintings in the Bronzeville art galleries. \nBlack Table Talk: Visualizing Black Culture \nWednesday\, February 28th  \nBCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207. 12 PM- 1 PM \nJoin our conversation! Images of Blacks in photography have a profound impact on how we interpret black experiences and identities. We will be exploring the power of Black visual imagery through the camera lens. \nArt Moves: Can You Feel It? Celebrating 40 years of House Music \nThursday\, February 29th  \nBCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207. 6:30 PM-9 PM \nCome and celebrate the history and worldwide impact of Chicago’s own House Music with DJ John West.\nUPCOMING EVENTS
URL:https://www.chicagoculturalalliance.org/event/uic-black-cultural-center-black-heritage-month%e2%81%a0-african-americans-and-the-arts/2024-02-07/
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SUMMARY:Andersonville's Fika Fest
DESCRIPTION:Join as we and other Andersonville businesses unite for food\, warm beverages and shopping (packaged coffee in our Store will be 15% off!). There will be fun ways to become better acquainted with the Museum and Swedish culture! We’ll have a pop-up cafe\, traditional Fika-inspired treats for the Coffee and Cocoa Crawl\, and we’ll be hosting the Andersonville puzzle exchange. We hope to see you for this fun winter activity! You can view additional information on the Andersonville Chamber of Commerce website.
URL:https://www.chicagoculturalalliance.org/event/andersonvilles-fika-fest/
LOCATION:IL
CATEGORIES:Cultural Festivals and Fairs,Food and Drink
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SUMMARY:UIC Black Cultural Center: Black Heritage Month⁠  African Americans and the Arts
DESCRIPTION:Homes Away From Home: Black Students’ Activism and Belonging at U of I \nThursday\, February 1st \nBus Departs: 12 pm Bus Returns: by 12 am \nSign up: https://go.uic.edu/homeaway \nThis is a FREE trip to the University of Illinois Springfield (UIS) to learn more about our Cultural Centers\, connect with students from UIS and the University of Illinois of Urbana Champaign (UIUC)\, and discuss the Black experience within the University of Illinois system. There will be an exhibit showing\, panel\, lunch and dinner.\nRound trip bus transportation to the campus of the University of Illinois Springfield will be provided. The bus will be leaving from Student Center East (SCE) at 12 PM and returning by 12 AM. Excusal letters for courses on this day will be provided.\nSeating is reserved for the first 25 students who sign up. \nArt Moves: The Chicago Footwork Experience! Lecture\, Performance\, and Dance Workshop \nWednesday\, February 7th \nLecture- BCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207.   3:30 PM-4:30 PM \nPerformance/Workshop- Student Center East (SCE) Illinois C.  6:30 PM-8:30 PM \nExplore the history\, politics\, and Afro-Diasporic spiritual roots of Chicago footwork. Footwork is an embodied and creative form of resistance to state-sanctioned violence and environmental racism. Following the lecture and performance\, dancers will teach the foundational moves of Chicago Footwork\, culminating in a full routine. \nWhat’s Going On? The Healing Power of Creativity \nFriday\, February 9th \nBCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207. 10 AM-11 AM \nCreativity is essential for emotional and mental well-being. Join us as we reduce stress through collaging\, coloring\, bracelet-making\, and writing. Supplies and light refreshments will be provided. \nBlack Table Talk: Love in the Arts \nWednesday\, February 14th \nBCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207. 12 PM-1 PM \nJoin our conversation! We will discuss how “Black Love” is portrayed in the arts and popular culture. \nArt Moves: Open Mic \nThursday\, February 15th  \nBCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207. 6:30 PM-9 PM \nCome out for a night of music and spoken word! Hosted by UIC’s very own DJ John West! \nTracing Our Path Through Bronzeville. A film screening and discussion \nThursday\, February 22nd  \nBCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207. 6 PM-8 PM \nThis documentary by Reginald J. Rice highlights the contributions of various cultural institutions in Bronzeville. Local Chicago artists will be featured and present for the discussion. \nFilm description: he Bronzeville neighborhood in Chicago has been a creative hub that cultivated the artistry of some of the most influential artists and authors of the twentieth century. To name a few\, Margaret Burroughs\, Richard Wright\, William Walker\, Gwendolyn Brooks\, and members from AfriCOBRA have all established a creative foundation in Bronzeville. Nevertheless\, the significance of their contribution is not only the artwork they produced\, but also the aesthetic tradition that they established. This aesthetic tradition was founded to reframe the fraudulent historical narrative of African Americans. Today\, there are a number of artists who are following this aesthetic tradition. This documentary will introduce its audience to the cultural traditions that emerged from the Bronzeville community. This tradition challenged the status quo through activism\, visual arts\, literature\, and academic research.Tracing Our Path Through Bronzeville will highlight the contributions of various cultural institutions in Bronzeville\, and contemporary African American artists that attempted to redefine the image and voice of black culture. This documentary will generate a new perspective on the significance of the cultural legacy of African American art from the perspective of artists who have exhibited their paintings in the Bronzeville art galleries. \nBlack Table Talk: Visualizing Black Culture \nWednesday\, February 28th  \nBCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207. 12 PM- 1 PM \nJoin our conversation! Images of Blacks in photography have a profound impact on how we interpret black experiences and identities. We will be exploring the power of Black visual imagery through the camera lens. \nArt Moves: Can You Feel It? Celebrating 40 years of House Music \nThursday\, February 29th  \nBCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207. 6:30 PM-9 PM \nCome and celebrate the history and worldwide impact of Chicago’s own House Music with DJ John West.\nUPCOMING EVENTS
URL:https://www.chicagoculturalalliance.org/event/uic-black-cultural-center-black-heritage-month%e2%81%a0-african-americans-and-the-arts/2024-02-09/
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SUMMARY:Celebrate Lunar New Year with the HANA Center on February 10th!
DESCRIPTION:Hana Center is holding a Lunar New Year event at its main building in Chicago to celebrate the Year of the Blue Dragon. Bring your family and friends to enjoy a day filled with joy\, cultural richness\, and community spirit.\nWhen: Saturday\, February 10th\, 11am – 2pm\nLocation: Hana Center Chicago Main Building\, 4300 N California Ave\, Chicago\, IL 60618 ( Directions )\nEvent details:\nPungmul performance\nNew Year’s Wishes\nthree times\nHanbok photo shoot\nrefreshments\nReserve your spot by Wednesday\, February 7th\, and tell your family and friends!
URL:https://www.chicagoculturalalliance.org/event/celebrate-lunar-new-year-with-the-hana-center-on-february-10th/
LOCATION:HANA Center\, 4300 N. California Ave\, Chicago\, IL\, 60618\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cultural Festivals and Fairs
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SUMMARY:UIC Black Cultural Center: Black Heritage Month⁠  African Americans and the Arts
DESCRIPTION:Homes Away From Home: Black Students’ Activism and Belonging at U of I \nThursday\, February 1st \nBus Departs: 12 pm Bus Returns: by 12 am \nSign up: https://go.uic.edu/homeaway \nThis is a FREE trip to the University of Illinois Springfield (UIS) to learn more about our Cultural Centers\, connect with students from UIS and the University of Illinois of Urbana Champaign (UIUC)\, and discuss the Black experience within the University of Illinois system. There will be an exhibit showing\, panel\, lunch and dinner.\nRound trip bus transportation to the campus of the University of Illinois Springfield will be provided. The bus will be leaving from Student Center East (SCE) at 12 PM and returning by 12 AM. Excusal letters for courses on this day will be provided.\nSeating is reserved for the first 25 students who sign up. \nArt Moves: The Chicago Footwork Experience! Lecture\, Performance\, and Dance Workshop \nWednesday\, February 7th \nLecture- BCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207.   3:30 PM-4:30 PM \nPerformance/Workshop- Student Center East (SCE) Illinois C.  6:30 PM-8:30 PM \nExplore the history\, politics\, and Afro-Diasporic spiritual roots of Chicago footwork. Footwork is an embodied and creative form of resistance to state-sanctioned violence and environmental racism. Following the lecture and performance\, dancers will teach the foundational moves of Chicago Footwork\, culminating in a full routine. \nWhat’s Going On? The Healing Power of Creativity \nFriday\, February 9th \nBCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207. 10 AM-11 AM \nCreativity is essential for emotional and mental well-being. Join us as we reduce stress through collaging\, coloring\, bracelet-making\, and writing. Supplies and light refreshments will be provided. \nBlack Table Talk: Love in the Arts \nWednesday\, February 14th \nBCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207. 12 PM-1 PM \nJoin our conversation! We will discuss how “Black Love” is portrayed in the arts and popular culture. \nArt Moves: Open Mic \nThursday\, February 15th  \nBCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207. 6:30 PM-9 PM \nCome out for a night of music and spoken word! Hosted by UIC’s very own DJ John West! \nTracing Our Path Through Bronzeville. A film screening and discussion \nThursday\, February 22nd  \nBCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207. 6 PM-8 PM \nThis documentary by Reginald J. Rice highlights the contributions of various cultural institutions in Bronzeville. Local Chicago artists will be featured and present for the discussion. \nFilm description: he Bronzeville neighborhood in Chicago has been a creative hub that cultivated the artistry of some of the most influential artists and authors of the twentieth century. To name a few\, Margaret Burroughs\, Richard Wright\, William Walker\, Gwendolyn Brooks\, and members from AfriCOBRA have all established a creative foundation in Bronzeville. Nevertheless\, the significance of their contribution is not only the artwork they produced\, but also the aesthetic tradition that they established. This aesthetic tradition was founded to reframe the fraudulent historical narrative of African Americans. Today\, there are a number of artists who are following this aesthetic tradition. This documentary will introduce its audience to the cultural traditions that emerged from the Bronzeville community. This tradition challenged the status quo through activism\, visual arts\, literature\, and academic research.Tracing Our Path Through Bronzeville will highlight the contributions of various cultural institutions in Bronzeville\, and contemporary African American artists that attempted to redefine the image and voice of black culture. This documentary will generate a new perspective on the significance of the cultural legacy of African American art from the perspective of artists who have exhibited their paintings in the Bronzeville art galleries. \nBlack Table Talk: Visualizing Black Culture \nWednesday\, February 28th  \nBCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207. 12 PM- 1 PM \nJoin our conversation! Images of Blacks in photography have a profound impact on how we interpret black experiences and identities. We will be exploring the power of Black visual imagery through the camera lens. \nArt Moves: Can You Feel It? Celebrating 40 years of House Music \nThursday\, February 29th  \nBCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207. 6:30 PM-9 PM \nCome and celebrate the history and worldwide impact of Chicago’s own House Music with DJ John West.\nUPCOMING EVENTS
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SUMMARY:UIC Black Cultural Center: Black Heritage Month⁠  African Americans and the Arts
DESCRIPTION:Homes Away From Home: Black Students’ Activism and Belonging at U of I \nThursday\, February 1st \nBus Departs: 12 pm Bus Returns: by 12 am \nSign up: https://go.uic.edu/homeaway \nThis is a FREE trip to the University of Illinois Springfield (UIS) to learn more about our Cultural Centers\, connect with students from UIS and the University of Illinois of Urbana Champaign (UIUC)\, and discuss the Black experience within the University of Illinois system. There will be an exhibit showing\, panel\, lunch and dinner.\nRound trip bus transportation to the campus of the University of Illinois Springfield will be provided. The bus will be leaving from Student Center East (SCE) at 12 PM and returning by 12 AM. Excusal letters for courses on this day will be provided.\nSeating is reserved for the first 25 students who sign up. \nArt Moves: The Chicago Footwork Experience! Lecture\, Performance\, and Dance Workshop \nWednesday\, February 7th \nLecture- BCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207.   3:30 PM-4:30 PM \nPerformance/Workshop- Student Center East (SCE) Illinois C.  6:30 PM-8:30 PM \nExplore the history\, politics\, and Afro-Diasporic spiritual roots of Chicago footwork. Footwork is an embodied and creative form of resistance to state-sanctioned violence and environmental racism. Following the lecture and performance\, dancers will teach the foundational moves of Chicago Footwork\, culminating in a full routine. \nWhat’s Going On? The Healing Power of Creativity \nFriday\, February 9th \nBCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207. 10 AM-11 AM \nCreativity is essential for emotional and mental well-being. Join us as we reduce stress through collaging\, coloring\, bracelet-making\, and writing. Supplies and light refreshments will be provided. \nBlack Table Talk: Love in the Arts \nWednesday\, February 14th \nBCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207. 12 PM-1 PM \nJoin our conversation! We will discuss how “Black Love” is portrayed in the arts and popular culture. \nArt Moves: Open Mic \nThursday\, February 15th  \nBCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207. 6:30 PM-9 PM \nCome out for a night of music and spoken word! Hosted by UIC’s very own DJ John West! \nTracing Our Path Through Bronzeville. A film screening and discussion \nThursday\, February 22nd  \nBCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207. 6 PM-8 PM \nThis documentary by Reginald J. Rice highlights the contributions of various cultural institutions in Bronzeville. Local Chicago artists will be featured and present for the discussion. \nFilm description: he Bronzeville neighborhood in Chicago has been a creative hub that cultivated the artistry of some of the most influential artists and authors of the twentieth century. To name a few\, Margaret Burroughs\, Richard Wright\, William Walker\, Gwendolyn Brooks\, and members from AfriCOBRA have all established a creative foundation in Bronzeville. Nevertheless\, the significance of their contribution is not only the artwork they produced\, but also the aesthetic tradition that they established. This aesthetic tradition was founded to reframe the fraudulent historical narrative of African Americans. Today\, there are a number of artists who are following this aesthetic tradition. This documentary will introduce its audience to the cultural traditions that emerged from the Bronzeville community. This tradition challenged the status quo through activism\, visual arts\, literature\, and academic research.Tracing Our Path Through Bronzeville will highlight the contributions of various cultural institutions in Bronzeville\, and contemporary African American artists that attempted to redefine the image and voice of black culture. This documentary will generate a new perspective on the significance of the cultural legacy of African American art from the perspective of artists who have exhibited their paintings in the Bronzeville art galleries. \nBlack Table Talk: Visualizing Black Culture \nWednesday\, February 28th  \nBCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207. 12 PM- 1 PM \nJoin our conversation! Images of Blacks in photography have a profound impact on how we interpret black experiences and identities. We will be exploring the power of Black visual imagery through the camera lens. \nArt Moves: Can You Feel It? Celebrating 40 years of House Music \nThursday\, February 29th  \nBCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207. 6:30 PM-9 PM \nCome and celebrate the history and worldwide impact of Chicago’s own House Music with DJ John West.\nUPCOMING EVENTS
URL:https://www.chicagoculturalalliance.org/event/uic-black-cultural-center-black-heritage-month%e2%81%a0-african-americans-and-the-arts/2024-02-15/
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SUMMARY:2024 Argyle Lunar New Year Celebration
DESCRIPTION:TimeLine Theatre – Year of the Dragon Exhibit\nSaturday\, February 17th\, 12:00pm – 4:00pm\nCMAA\, 1016 W. Argyle St.\nFREE \nJoin TimeLine Theatre at the CMAA for a journey through the historical highlights of past years of the Dragon – with dramaturgy by Irene Hsiao\, Resident Artist at the Heritage Museum of Asian Art – and reflect on the upcoming Lunar New Year through the lens of the past. While you peruse the exhibit\, visitors of all ages can join in our community art project – a dragon of our own creation – for collective intention-setting. Plus\, learn more about TimeLine’s future new home in Uptown! Envisioned as far more than a theatre\, this new neighborhood facility will be a welcoming gathering space for entertainment\, education\, and community engagement.
URL:https://www.chicagoculturalalliance.org/event/2024-argyle-lunar-new-year-celebration/
LOCATION:Chinese Museum Aid Association\, 1016 W. Argyle St.\, Chicago\, 60640
CATEGORIES:Cultural Festivals and Fairs
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SUMMARY:UIC Black Cultural Center: Black Heritage Month⁠  African Americans and the Arts
DESCRIPTION:Homes Away From Home: Black Students’ Activism and Belonging at U of I \nThursday\, February 1st \nBus Departs: 12 pm Bus Returns: by 12 am \nSign up: https://go.uic.edu/homeaway \nThis is a FREE trip to the University of Illinois Springfield (UIS) to learn more about our Cultural Centers\, connect with students from UIS and the University of Illinois of Urbana Champaign (UIUC)\, and discuss the Black experience within the University of Illinois system. There will be an exhibit showing\, panel\, lunch and dinner.\nRound trip bus transportation to the campus of the University of Illinois Springfield will be provided. The bus will be leaving from Student Center East (SCE) at 12 PM and returning by 12 AM. Excusal letters for courses on this day will be provided.\nSeating is reserved for the first 25 students who sign up. \nArt Moves: The Chicago Footwork Experience! Lecture\, Performance\, and Dance Workshop \nWednesday\, February 7th \nLecture- BCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207.   3:30 PM-4:30 PM \nPerformance/Workshop- Student Center East (SCE) Illinois C.  6:30 PM-8:30 PM \nExplore the history\, politics\, and Afro-Diasporic spiritual roots of Chicago footwork. Footwork is an embodied and creative form of resistance to state-sanctioned violence and environmental racism. Following the lecture and performance\, dancers will teach the foundational moves of Chicago Footwork\, culminating in a full routine. \nWhat’s Going On? The Healing Power of Creativity \nFriday\, February 9th \nBCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207. 10 AM-11 AM \nCreativity is essential for emotional and mental well-being. Join us as we reduce stress through collaging\, coloring\, bracelet-making\, and writing. Supplies and light refreshments will be provided. \nBlack Table Talk: Love in the Arts \nWednesday\, February 14th \nBCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207. 12 PM-1 PM \nJoin our conversation! We will discuss how “Black Love” is portrayed in the arts and popular culture. \nArt Moves: Open Mic \nThursday\, February 15th  \nBCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207. 6:30 PM-9 PM \nCome out for a night of music and spoken word! Hosted by UIC’s very own DJ John West! \nTracing Our Path Through Bronzeville. A film screening and discussion \nThursday\, February 22nd  \nBCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207. 6 PM-8 PM \nThis documentary by Reginald J. Rice highlights the contributions of various cultural institutions in Bronzeville. Local Chicago artists will be featured and present for the discussion. \nFilm description: he Bronzeville neighborhood in Chicago has been a creative hub that cultivated the artistry of some of the most influential artists and authors of the twentieth century. To name a few\, Margaret Burroughs\, Richard Wright\, William Walker\, Gwendolyn Brooks\, and members from AfriCOBRA have all established a creative foundation in Bronzeville. Nevertheless\, the significance of their contribution is not only the artwork they produced\, but also the aesthetic tradition that they established. This aesthetic tradition was founded to reframe the fraudulent historical narrative of African Americans. Today\, there are a number of artists who are following this aesthetic tradition. This documentary will introduce its audience to the cultural traditions that emerged from the Bronzeville community. This tradition challenged the status quo through activism\, visual arts\, literature\, and academic research.Tracing Our Path Through Bronzeville will highlight the contributions of various cultural institutions in Bronzeville\, and contemporary African American artists that attempted to redefine the image and voice of black culture. This documentary will generate a new perspective on the significance of the cultural legacy of African American art from the perspective of artists who have exhibited their paintings in the Bronzeville art galleries. \nBlack Table Talk: Visualizing Black Culture \nWednesday\, February 28th  \nBCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207. 12 PM- 1 PM \nJoin our conversation! Images of Blacks in photography have a profound impact on how we interpret black experiences and identities. We will be exploring the power of Black visual imagery through the camera lens. \nArt Moves: Can You Feel It? Celebrating 40 years of House Music \nThursday\, February 29th  \nBCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207. 6:30 PM-9 PM \nCome and celebrate the history and worldwide impact of Chicago’s own House Music with DJ John West.\nUPCOMING EVENTS
URL:https://www.chicagoculturalalliance.org/event/uic-black-cultural-center-black-heritage-month%e2%81%a0-african-americans-and-the-arts/2024-02-22/
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SUMMARY:UIC Black Cultural Center: Black Heritage Month⁠  African Americans and the Arts
DESCRIPTION:Homes Away From Home: Black Students’ Activism and Belonging at U of I \nThursday\, February 1st \nBus Departs: 12 pm Bus Returns: by 12 am \nSign up: https://go.uic.edu/homeaway \nThis is a FREE trip to the University of Illinois Springfield (UIS) to learn more about our Cultural Centers\, connect with students from UIS and the University of Illinois of Urbana Champaign (UIUC)\, and discuss the Black experience within the University of Illinois system. There will be an exhibit showing\, panel\, lunch and dinner.\nRound trip bus transportation to the campus of the University of Illinois Springfield will be provided. The bus will be leaving from Student Center East (SCE) at 12 PM and returning by 12 AM. Excusal letters for courses on this day will be provided.\nSeating is reserved for the first 25 students who sign up. \nArt Moves: The Chicago Footwork Experience! Lecture\, Performance\, and Dance Workshop \nWednesday\, February 7th \nLecture- BCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207.   3:30 PM-4:30 PM \nPerformance/Workshop- Student Center East (SCE) Illinois C.  6:30 PM-8:30 PM \nExplore the history\, politics\, and Afro-Diasporic spiritual roots of Chicago footwork. Footwork is an embodied and creative form of resistance to state-sanctioned violence and environmental racism. Following the lecture and performance\, dancers will teach the foundational moves of Chicago Footwork\, culminating in a full routine. \nWhat’s Going On? The Healing Power of Creativity \nFriday\, February 9th \nBCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207. 10 AM-11 AM \nCreativity is essential for emotional and mental well-being. Join us as we reduce stress through collaging\, coloring\, bracelet-making\, and writing. Supplies and light refreshments will be provided. \nBlack Table Talk: Love in the Arts \nWednesday\, February 14th \nBCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207. 12 PM-1 PM \nJoin our conversation! We will discuss how “Black Love” is portrayed in the arts and popular culture. \nArt Moves: Open Mic \nThursday\, February 15th  \nBCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207. 6:30 PM-9 PM \nCome out for a night of music and spoken word! Hosted by UIC’s very own DJ John West! \nTracing Our Path Through Bronzeville. A film screening and discussion \nThursday\, February 22nd  \nBCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207. 6 PM-8 PM \nThis documentary by Reginald J. Rice highlights the contributions of various cultural institutions in Bronzeville. Local Chicago artists will be featured and present for the discussion. \nFilm description: he Bronzeville neighborhood in Chicago has been a creative hub that cultivated the artistry of some of the most influential artists and authors of the twentieth century. To name a few\, Margaret Burroughs\, Richard Wright\, William Walker\, Gwendolyn Brooks\, and members from AfriCOBRA have all established a creative foundation in Bronzeville. Nevertheless\, the significance of their contribution is not only the artwork they produced\, but also the aesthetic tradition that they established. This aesthetic tradition was founded to reframe the fraudulent historical narrative of African Americans. Today\, there are a number of artists who are following this aesthetic tradition. This documentary will introduce its audience to the cultural traditions that emerged from the Bronzeville community. This tradition challenged the status quo through activism\, visual arts\, literature\, and academic research.Tracing Our Path Through Bronzeville will highlight the contributions of various cultural institutions in Bronzeville\, and contemporary African American artists that attempted to redefine the image and voice of black culture. This documentary will generate a new perspective on the significance of the cultural legacy of African American art from the perspective of artists who have exhibited their paintings in the Bronzeville art galleries. \nBlack Table Talk: Visualizing Black Culture \nWednesday\, February 28th  \nBCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207. 12 PM- 1 PM \nJoin our conversation! Images of Blacks in photography have a profound impact on how we interpret black experiences and identities. We will be exploring the power of Black visual imagery through the camera lens. \nArt Moves: Can You Feel It? Celebrating 40 years of House Music \nThursday\, February 29th  \nBCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207. 6:30 PM-9 PM \nCome and celebrate the history and worldwide impact of Chicago’s own House Music with DJ John West.\nUPCOMING EVENTS
URL:https://www.chicagoculturalalliance.org/event/uic-black-cultural-center-black-heritage-month%e2%81%a0-african-americans-and-the-arts/2024-02-28/
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CATEGORIES:Cultural Festivals and Fairs,Exhibitions and Gallery Events
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SUMMARY:UIC Black Cultural Center: Black Heritage Month⁠  African Americans and the Arts
DESCRIPTION:Homes Away From Home: Black Students’ Activism and Belonging at U of I \nThursday\, February 1st \nBus Departs: 12 pm Bus Returns: by 12 am \nSign up: https://go.uic.edu/homeaway \nThis is a FREE trip to the University of Illinois Springfield (UIS) to learn more about our Cultural Centers\, connect with students from UIS and the University of Illinois of Urbana Champaign (UIUC)\, and discuss the Black experience within the University of Illinois system. There will be an exhibit showing\, panel\, lunch and dinner.\nRound trip bus transportation to the campus of the University of Illinois Springfield will be provided. The bus will be leaving from Student Center East (SCE) at 12 PM and returning by 12 AM. Excusal letters for courses on this day will be provided.\nSeating is reserved for the first 25 students who sign up. \nArt Moves: The Chicago Footwork Experience! Lecture\, Performance\, and Dance Workshop \nWednesday\, February 7th \nLecture- BCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207.   3:30 PM-4:30 PM \nPerformance/Workshop- Student Center East (SCE) Illinois C.  6:30 PM-8:30 PM \nExplore the history\, politics\, and Afro-Diasporic spiritual roots of Chicago footwork. Footwork is an embodied and creative form of resistance to state-sanctioned violence and environmental racism. Following the lecture and performance\, dancers will teach the foundational moves of Chicago Footwork\, culminating in a full routine. \nWhat’s Going On? The Healing Power of Creativity \nFriday\, February 9th \nBCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207. 10 AM-11 AM \nCreativity is essential for emotional and mental well-being. Join us as we reduce stress through collaging\, coloring\, bracelet-making\, and writing. Supplies and light refreshments will be provided. \nBlack Table Talk: Love in the Arts \nWednesday\, February 14th \nBCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207. 12 PM-1 PM \nJoin our conversation! We will discuss how “Black Love” is portrayed in the arts and popular culture. \nArt Moves: Open Mic \nThursday\, February 15th  \nBCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207. 6:30 PM-9 PM \nCome out for a night of music and spoken word! Hosted by UIC’s very own DJ John West! \nTracing Our Path Through Bronzeville. A film screening and discussion \nThursday\, February 22nd  \nBCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207. 6 PM-8 PM \nThis documentary by Reginald J. Rice highlights the contributions of various cultural institutions in Bronzeville. Local Chicago artists will be featured and present for the discussion. \nFilm description: he Bronzeville neighborhood in Chicago has been a creative hub that cultivated the artistry of some of the most influential artists and authors of the twentieth century. To name a few\, Margaret Burroughs\, Richard Wright\, William Walker\, Gwendolyn Brooks\, and members from AfriCOBRA have all established a creative foundation in Bronzeville. Nevertheless\, the significance of their contribution is not only the artwork they produced\, but also the aesthetic tradition that they established. This aesthetic tradition was founded to reframe the fraudulent historical narrative of African Americans. Today\, there are a number of artists who are following this aesthetic tradition. This documentary will introduce its audience to the cultural traditions that emerged from the Bronzeville community. This tradition challenged the status quo through activism\, visual arts\, literature\, and academic research.Tracing Our Path Through Bronzeville will highlight the contributions of various cultural institutions in Bronzeville\, and contemporary African American artists that attempted to redefine the image and voice of black culture. This documentary will generate a new perspective on the significance of the cultural legacy of African American art from the perspective of artists who have exhibited their paintings in the Bronzeville art galleries. \nBlack Table Talk: Visualizing Black Culture \nWednesday\, February 28th  \nBCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207. 12 PM- 1 PM \nJoin our conversation! Images of Blacks in photography have a profound impact on how we interpret black experiences and identities. We will be exploring the power of Black visual imagery through the camera lens. \nArt Moves: Can You Feel It? Celebrating 40 years of House Music \nThursday\, February 29th  \nBCC Gallery\, Addams Hall 207. 6:30 PM-9 PM \nCome and celebrate the history and worldwide impact of Chicago’s own House Music with DJ John West.\nUPCOMING EVENTS
URL:https://www.chicagoculturalalliance.org/event/uic-black-cultural-center-black-heritage-month%e2%81%a0-african-americans-and-the-arts/2024-02-29/
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CATEGORIES:Cultural Festivals and Fairs,Exhibitions and Gallery Events
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SUMMARY:Get Lit: Pub Night
DESCRIPTION:Raise your glasses and don your finest green attire because we’re bringing the heart and soul of Irish pubs to life at this month’s Get Lit! At this event\, we’re celebrating the works of Irish-American writers and the stories told every day in pubs across the country. \n\nPlay a few rounds of classic Pub Trivia\, inspired by Images of America: Chicago’s Historic Irish Pubs by Mike Danahey and Allison Hantschel. Win prizes by answering questions themed around Irish history\, culture\, music\, writing\, and more!\nCustomize and design your very own pub coaster to enhance the ambiance of your at-home Irish Pub.\nHunt for hidden creatures in the Leprechaun Hunt and win a special prize for completing it.\nGrab an Irish pub-inspired poem from our friends at Poems While You Wait.\nEnjoy beer\, wine\, and the night’s specialty cocktail\, the Tipsy Cow\, a fiery Irish whiskey cocktail. Non-alcoholic options available as well.\n\nDon’t miss your chance to be part of this magical evening where Irish folklore comes to life\, and the pub becomes a stage for tales both ancient and new. Join us at Get Lit: Pub Night for a St. Patrick’s Day celebration like no other! \n\n\n\n\n\nGet Lit is your way to enjoy evenings in the Loop. Meet friends and fellow book nerds for an early evening treat. Each month\, the AWM serves drinks\, games\, special experiences\, and fun activities to get you lit! \nA limited number of discounted tickets have been made available for teachers and school librarians. To claim your discount\, use the code provided in the AWM education newsletter. You can sign up for the monthly education newsletter here for regular updates. If you are an educator and have questions\, please email our Education Team at education@americanwritersmuseum.org. \nBuy your tickets today! A limited number of tickets are available at the door. AWM members\, use the access code emailed to you to reveal the member ticket price. Tickets include admission to the museum and drink tickets for two complimentary beverages. Additional drink tickets are available for purchase. Guests must be 21+ to attend Get Lit and show a valid ID at the door. \nFunds raised at this event will go towards the AWM’s Write In Youth Education Program\, which serves middle and high school students from under-resourced schools. See our other upcoming GET LIT events here.
URL:https://www.chicagoculturalalliance.org/event/get-lit-pub-night/
LOCATION:American Writers Museum\, 180 N. Michigan Ave.\, Chicago\, IL\, 60601\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cultural Festivals and Fairs,Food and Drink
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SUMMARY:St. Patrick’s Day 2024 with The Screaming Orphans this March!
DESCRIPTION:Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with this unbelievable show! Chicago favorites The Screaming Orphans will be in the Mayfair Theatre at the Irish American Heritage Center on Sunday\, March 17th! \nScreaming Orphans\, a genre-breaking\, chart topping all sister band from Donegal\, Ireland\, are known worldwide for their award-winning sound\, combining their original pop songs with a unique take on traditional Irish music. The band have toured globally and recorded with the likes of Sinead O’Connor\, Peter Gabriel\, The Chieftains\, Joni Mitchell and World music star Baaba Maal. Screaming Orphans have released 15 albums and have topped Billboard\, iTunes Pop\, Singer/Songwriter and World Music charts. \nDon’t miss the opportunity to see these superstars! The pub will be open and the craic will be on! \nMarch 17th at 7:00pm\, in the Mayfair Theatre at the Irish American Heritage Center. Tickets are $35\, $30 for IAHC members.  St. Patrick’s Day with The Screaming Orphans
URL:https://www.chicagoculturalalliance.org/event/st-patricks-day-2024-with-the-screaming-orphans-this-march/
LOCATION:Irish American Heritage Center\, 4626 N. Knox Ave.\, Chicago\, IL\, 60630\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cultural Festivals and Fairs,Music, Film, and Theater
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SUMMARY:Easter Delight: Pisanki Workshop at the PMA
DESCRIPTION:Easter is just around the corner\, and what better way to celebrate than by diving into the beautiful tradition of Pisanki\, or Polish egg decorating! Join us on Saturday\, March 23\, 2024\, for an immersive workshop led by the talented instructor Christine Frankowicz-Burd. \n\n\n\n\nDuring this two-hour session starting at 10:00 a.m.\, you’ll learn the intricate techniques of Pisanki at the Polish Museum of America\, located at 984 North Milwaukee Avenue\, Chicago. The workshop will take place in the PRCUA Social Hall on the First Floor. \nThe registration fee is $25\, which includes the cost of stylus and wax. Don’t forget to bring along 3-4 raw eggs to unleash your creativity! \nMuseum admission is complimentary for each paid participant on the day of the workshop\, in addition to free parking! \nThis event is open to participants aged 10 and above. Children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian throughout the workshop. \nWe’re thrilled to announce that this year’s Pisanki Workshop is co-sponsored by the generous support of the Edward T. & Ellen K. Dryer Charitable Foundation. \nHurry\, as space is limited to 40 participants! Reserve your spot now and let’s make this Easter season truly special with the magic of Pisanki! \n=== \nWielkanoc tuż tuż\, a czy jest lepszy sposób na świętowanie niż zanurzenie się w piękną tradycję pisanek\, czyli polskiego zdobienia jajek? Zapraszamy w sobotę 23 marca 2024 r. na warsztaty prowadzone przez utalentowaną instruktorkę Christine Frankowicz-Burd. \nPodczas tej dwugodzinnej sesji rozpoczynającej się o 10:00 poznacie Państwo zawiłe techniki pisanek w Muzeum Polskim w Ameryce\, mieszczącym się pod adresem 984 North Milwaukee Avenue w Chicago. Warsztaty odbędą się w Social Hall ZPRKA. \nOpłata rejestracyjna wynosi $25 i obejmuje koszt rysika i wosku. Prosimy zabrać ze sobą 3-4 surowe jajka\, aby uwolnić swoją kreatywność! \nWstęp do Muzeum dla każdego płatnego uczestnika oraz parking w dniu warsztatów jest bezpłatny! \nW wydarzeniu mogą brać udział uczestnicy w wieku 10 lat i starsi. Przez cały czas trwania warsztatów dzieciom musi towarzyszyć rodzic lub opiekun. \nZ radością ogłaszamy\, że tegoroczne warsztaty pisanek są finansowane dzięki hojnemu wsparciu Fundacji Charytatywnej Edwarda T. i Ellen K. Dryer. \nLiczba miejsc jest ograniczona – maksymalnie 40 uczestników! Zarezerwujcie Państwo miejsce już teraz i sprawcie\, aby okres wielkanocny był naprawdę wyjątkowy dzięki sztuce tworzenia pisanek!
URL:https://www.chicagoculturalalliance.org/event/pisanki-workshop-at-the-pma/
LOCATION:Polish Museum of America\, 984 N Milwaukee Ave\, Chicago\, IL\, 60642\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cultural Festivals and Fairs,Workshops and Classes
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240323T170000
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DTSTAMP:20260403T174836
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SUMMARY:Holi at Kalapriya
DESCRIPTION:Kalapriya welcomes you to celebrate the Indian festival of Colors\, Love\, and Spring on March 23\, 2024 at the Chicago Women’s Park & Garden. \n5:00 PM | Doors Open \n5:15 PM | Opening Performance Kalapriya Dancers\nFood and beverage service commences; Arts and Crafts table opens \n5:45 PM | Dance Along! Kalapriya Dancers \n6:00 PM | Holi Toss \n7:00 PM | Event Ends
URL:https://www.chicagoculturalalliance.org/event/holi-at-kalapriya/
LOCATION:IL
CATEGORIES:Cultural Festivals and Fairs,Dance
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240410
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240411
DTSTAMP:20260403T174836
CREATED:20240403T131315Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240403T131340Z
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SUMMARY:UIC Arab American Heritage Month April 2024 Programming
DESCRIPTION:The Arab American Cultural Center is partnering with a diversity of institutions at UIC and outside to celebrate and educate about Arab American history\, culture\, diversity\, joys\, pains\, and identities. \nAt UIC\, this year we are partnering with the Global Middle East Studies Working Group of the Institute for the Humanities\, the Gender and Sexuality Department\, the Diversity and Inclusion at UI Health. \nOutside UIC\, this year we are partnering with several community organizations\, museums\, institutions\, and schools including: the Field Museum\, Chicago Public Library\, The Little Red School House Nature Center (Forest Preserve)\, D300\, and more. \nClick the link here for more info: https://arabamcc.uic.edu/programs/arab-american-heritage-month/#arab-american-heritage-month-april-2024-programming
URL:https://www.chicagoculturalalliance.org/event/arab-american-heritage-month-april-2024-programming/2024-04-10/
LOCATION:Arab American Cultural Center UIC\, UIC 701 S Morgan\, Chicago\, IL\, 60607\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cultural Festivals and Fairs
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240411
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240412
DTSTAMP:20260403T174836
CREATED:20240403T131315Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240403T131340Z
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SUMMARY:UIC Arab American Heritage Month April 2024 Programming
DESCRIPTION:The Arab American Cultural Center is partnering with a diversity of institutions at UIC and outside to celebrate and educate about Arab American history\, culture\, diversity\, joys\, pains\, and identities. \nAt UIC\, this year we are partnering with the Global Middle East Studies Working Group of the Institute for the Humanities\, the Gender and Sexuality Department\, the Diversity and Inclusion at UI Health. \nOutside UIC\, this year we are partnering with several community organizations\, museums\, institutions\, and schools including: the Field Museum\, Chicago Public Library\, The Little Red School House Nature Center (Forest Preserve)\, D300\, and more. \nClick the link here for more info: https://arabamcc.uic.edu/programs/arab-american-heritage-month/#arab-american-heritage-month-april-2024-programming
URL:https://www.chicagoculturalalliance.org/event/arab-american-heritage-month-april-2024-programming/2024-04-11/
LOCATION:Arab American Cultural Center UIC\, UIC 701 S Morgan\, Chicago\, IL\, 60607\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cultural Festivals and Fairs
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240415
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240416
DTSTAMP:20260403T174836
CREATED:20240403T131315Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240403T131340Z
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SUMMARY:UIC Arab American Heritage Month April 2024 Programming
DESCRIPTION:The Arab American Cultural Center is partnering with a diversity of institutions at UIC and outside to celebrate and educate about Arab American history\, culture\, diversity\, joys\, pains\, and identities. \nAt UIC\, this year we are partnering with the Global Middle East Studies Working Group of the Institute for the Humanities\, the Gender and Sexuality Department\, the Diversity and Inclusion at UI Health. \nOutside UIC\, this year we are partnering with several community organizations\, museums\, institutions\, and schools including: the Field Museum\, Chicago Public Library\, The Little Red School House Nature Center (Forest Preserve)\, D300\, and more. \nClick the link here for more info: https://arabamcc.uic.edu/programs/arab-american-heritage-month/#arab-american-heritage-month-april-2024-programming
URL:https://www.chicagoculturalalliance.org/event/arab-american-heritage-month-april-2024-programming/2024-04-15/
LOCATION:Arab American Cultural Center UIC\, UIC 701 S Morgan\, Chicago\, IL\, 60607\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cultural Festivals and Fairs
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240416
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240417
DTSTAMP:20260403T174836
CREATED:20240403T131315Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240403T131340Z
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SUMMARY:UIC Arab American Heritage Month April 2024 Programming
DESCRIPTION:The Arab American Cultural Center is partnering with a diversity of institutions at UIC and outside to celebrate and educate about Arab American history\, culture\, diversity\, joys\, pains\, and identities. \nAt UIC\, this year we are partnering with the Global Middle East Studies Working Group of the Institute for the Humanities\, the Gender and Sexuality Department\, the Diversity and Inclusion at UI Health. \nOutside UIC\, this year we are partnering with several community organizations\, museums\, institutions\, and schools including: the Field Museum\, Chicago Public Library\, The Little Red School House Nature Center (Forest Preserve)\, D300\, and more. \nClick the link here for more info: https://arabamcc.uic.edu/programs/arab-american-heritage-month/#arab-american-heritage-month-april-2024-programming
URL:https://www.chicagoculturalalliance.org/event/arab-american-heritage-month-april-2024-programming/2024-04-16/
LOCATION:Arab American Cultural Center UIC\, UIC 701 S Morgan\, Chicago\, IL\, 60607\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cultural Festivals and Fairs
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240417T110000
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DTSTAMP:20260403T174836
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SUMMARY:Arab American Heritage Month Storytime and Craft
DESCRIPTION:For this week’s PlayLab PlayDate\, families with 2-6 year olds are invited to a free\, drop-in storytime session hosted by the Arab American Cultural Center and the Chicago Public Library. Zeina Zaatari\, Director of the Arab American Cultural Center\, will lead this interactive\, bilingual storytime session featuring books and crafts honoring Arab American Heritage Month. \nTo learn more about their work\, follow the Arab American Cultural Center on Facebook and Instagram at @arabamcc. \nProgramming takes place on a Wednesday\, which is free for Illinois residents. Visitors must show proof of residency. Learn more. \n  \n\n\nThank you to our partners at the Chicago Public Library and the UIC Arab American Cultural Center for collaborating in this event.
URL:https://www.chicagoculturalalliance.org/event/arab-american-heritage-month-storytime-and-craft/
LOCATION:Field Museum\, 1400 S. Lake Shore Drive\, Chicago\, IL\, 60605\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cultural Festivals and Fairs
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240424
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240425
DTSTAMP:20260403T174836
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SUMMARY:UIC Arab American Heritage Month April 2024 Programming
DESCRIPTION:The Arab American Cultural Center is partnering with a diversity of institutions at UIC and outside to celebrate and educate about Arab American history\, culture\, diversity\, joys\, pains\, and identities. \nAt UIC\, this year we are partnering with the Global Middle East Studies Working Group of the Institute for the Humanities\, the Gender and Sexuality Department\, the Diversity and Inclusion at UI Health. \nOutside UIC\, this year we are partnering with several community organizations\, museums\, institutions\, and schools including: the Field Museum\, Chicago Public Library\, The Little Red School House Nature Center (Forest Preserve)\, D300\, and more. \nClick the link here for more info: https://arabamcc.uic.edu/programs/arab-american-heritage-month/#arab-american-heritage-month-april-2024-programming
URL:https://www.chicagoculturalalliance.org/event/arab-american-heritage-month-april-2024-programming/2024-04-24/
LOCATION:Arab American Cultural Center UIC\, UIC 701 S Morgan\, Chicago\, IL\, 60607\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cultural Festivals and Fairs
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240428
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240429
DTSTAMP:20260403T174836
CREATED:20240403T131315Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240403T131340Z
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SUMMARY:UIC Arab American Heritage Month April 2024 Programming
DESCRIPTION:The Arab American Cultural Center is partnering with a diversity of institutions at UIC and outside to celebrate and educate about Arab American history\, culture\, diversity\, joys\, pains\, and identities. \nAt UIC\, this year we are partnering with the Global Middle East Studies Working Group of the Institute for the Humanities\, the Gender and Sexuality Department\, the Diversity and Inclusion at UI Health. \nOutside UIC\, this year we are partnering with several community organizations\, museums\, institutions\, and schools including: the Field Museum\, Chicago Public Library\, The Little Red School House Nature Center (Forest Preserve)\, D300\, and more. \nClick the link here for more info: https://arabamcc.uic.edu/programs/arab-american-heritage-month/#arab-american-heritage-month-april-2024-programming
URL:https://www.chicagoculturalalliance.org/event/arab-american-heritage-month-april-2024-programming/2024-04-28/
LOCATION:Arab American Cultural Center UIC\, UIC 701 S Morgan\, Chicago\, IL\, 60607\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cultural Festivals and Fairs
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240518T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240518T170000
DTSTAMP:20260403T174836
CREATED:20240429T180905Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240510T144702Z
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SUMMARY:APIDA Arts at HAIBAYÔ\, Argyle AANHPI Block Party
DESCRIPTION:Get ready to celebrate AAPI Heritage month this May. This year\, APIDA Arts is participating in an indoor/outdoor mini-festival at the recently revamped plant and gift shop Qideas (1134 W. Argyle)\, in collaboration with HAIBAYÔ\, an organization centered on energizing the Asia on Argyle corridor of Uptown. We’ll be producing a musical cabaret\, featuring local APIDA artists and musicians. More to come! \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nArgyle Street\, at the center of Chicago’s premiere Southeast Asian business and entertainment district\, will play host to a one-day event on Saturday\, May 18 to celebrate Asian American and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month. The inaugural “Argyle AANHPI Block Party” will bring vendors\, artists\, cultural organizations\, and people together in celebration of the Argyle corridor and the wide array of diversity that exists within Chicago’s AANHPI community.
URL:https://www.chicagoculturalalliance.org/event/apida-arts-at-haibayo-block-party/
LOCATION:IL
CATEGORIES:Cultural Festivals and Fairs
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240518T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240518T170000
DTSTAMP:20260403T174836
CREATED:20240507T130649Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240507T130649Z
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SUMMARY:A Springtime Musical Cabaret
DESCRIPTION:Argyle Street\, at the center of Chicago’s premiere Southeast Asian business and entertainment district\, will play host to a one-day event on Saturday\, May 18 to celebrate Asian American and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month. The inaugural “Argyle AANHPI Block Party” will bring vendors\, artists\, cultural organizations\, and people together in celebration of the Argyle corridor and the wide array of diversity that exists within Chicago’s AANHPI community.
URL:https://www.chicagoculturalalliance.org/event/a-springtime-musical-cabaret/
LOCATION:IL
CATEGORIES:Cultural Festivals and Fairs,Music, Film, and Theater
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240519T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240519T170000
DTSTAMP:20260403T174836
CREATED:20240217T052425Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240217T052425Z
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SUMMARY:American Writers Festival
DESCRIPTION:Join us as writers from around the country and across genres and disciplines converge in Chicago to celebrate the power of the written word and the joys of reading. \nThe Festival will feature in depth conversations with diverse writers including sci-fi authors\, game writers and designers\, journalists and poets. From labor history to true crime thrillers to jazz music\, the Festival will celebrate the past\, promote the present and inspire the future of American writing. Children’s storytimes\, photo booths\, literary crafts and mini writing workshops get adults and kids into the written word\, and authors will sign books for sale.\nIt’s an all-day literary event that’s completely open to the public. The full writer lineup and program schedule will be released in the coming weeks. So\, stay tuned!
URL:https://www.chicagoculturalalliance.org/event/american-writers-festival/
LOCATION:American Writers Museum\, 180 N. Michigan Ave.\, Chicago\, IL\, 60601\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cultural Festivals and Fairs
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240606T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240606T220000
DTSTAMP:20260403T174836
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LAST-MODIFIED:20240425T195209Z
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SUMMARY:Chicago's Puerto Rican Festival 2024
DESCRIPTION:Fiestas Patronales Puertorriqueñas will traditionally be held on the beautiful grounds of Humboldt Park located in “Puerto Rico Town” on Division Street where the Annual Puerto Rican Day People’s Parade will take place. After the parade\, you will flow right into the Festival & Carnival and continue the festivities!\nAbout the Event\nJune 6-9 in Chicago!!\nJune 6th Open 4-10PM Community Day FREE ENTRY with arts\, carnival\, music dance performances\, and more!\nJune 7th Open 4-10PM Open 4-10PM Children 12 & under Free\, Tickets $15 in advance Freestyle Friday\, shop vendors\, giveaways\, great food\, dominos\nJune 8th Open 12-10PM Children 12 & under Free\, Tickets $10 in advance Parade on Division St. Live Music in the Park\, Carnival\, shopping and food\nJune 9th Open 12-10PM Children 12 & under Free\, Tickets $10 in advance Día de la Salsa Live Music\, Live Bomba y Plena presentations.\nSo Many amazing experiences at this fest! Come one and all for this historic event!\nPUERTORICANFEST.COM
URL:https://www.chicagoculturalalliance.org/event/chicagos-puerto-rican-festival-2024/2024-06-06/
LOCATION:Division & California Entrance of Humboldt Park\, Division St & California Ave\, Chicago\, IL\, 60622
CATEGORIES:Cultural Festivals and Fairs
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240607T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240607T170000
DTSTAMP:20260403T174836
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LAST-MODIFIED:20240425T195209Z
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SUMMARY:Chicago's Puerto Rican Festival 2024
DESCRIPTION:Fiestas Patronales Puertorriqueñas will traditionally be held on the beautiful grounds of Humboldt Park located in “Puerto Rico Town” on Division Street where the Annual Puerto Rican Day People’s Parade will take place. After the parade\, you will flow right into the Festival & Carnival and continue the festivities!\nAbout the Event\nJune 6-9 in Chicago!!\nJune 6th Open 4-10PM Community Day FREE ENTRY with arts\, carnival\, music dance performances\, and more!\nJune 7th Open 4-10PM Open 4-10PM Children 12 & under Free\, Tickets $15 in advance Freestyle Friday\, shop vendors\, giveaways\, great food\, dominos\nJune 8th Open 12-10PM Children 12 & under Free\, Tickets $10 in advance Parade on Division St. Live Music in the Park\, Carnival\, shopping and food\nJune 9th Open 12-10PM Children 12 & under Free\, Tickets $10 in advance Día de la Salsa Live Music\, Live Bomba y Plena presentations.\nSo Many amazing experiences at this fest! Come one and all for this historic event!\nPUERTORICANFEST.COM
URL:https://www.chicagoculturalalliance.org/event/chicagos-puerto-rican-festival-2024/2024-06-07/
LOCATION:Division & California Entrance of Humboldt Park\, Division St & California Ave\, Chicago\, IL\, 60622
CATEGORIES:Cultural Festivals and Fairs
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