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SUMMARY:African American Civil War Soldiers Honor Roll - Call for names
DESCRIPTION:Dear Friends and Community Members\, \nAcross Chicago\, countless stories of courage and service remain untold. Among them are the legacies of Black men who\, during the Civil War\, donned Union blue and fought for freedom—not only for themselves\, but for generations to come. \nOver the past two years\, Bronzeville Historical Society has encouraged family historians and community members to look closely at their family trees\, to uncover the names and stories of these patriot ancestors. Already\, a few names have been shared with us: \n\n• Enos Bond\n   Nero Cooper\n• Henry Slaughter\n• James Jackson\n• Charles Griffin\n   Mack Reese\n• Zach Bell\n• James Taylor\n• John Litre\n            and more….\nThese men’s sacrifices deserve to be remembered\, honored\, and taught. That is why we are developing a special exhibit that will feature images of these soldiers alongside their biographies. This project will be a lasting tribute\, ensuring that their names live on and inspire future generations. Bronzeville Historical Society is collecting names of African American Union Soldiers of the Civil War\n\nthrough December 2025.  The names will be added to an exhibit proposed for Illinois250 programs in June 2026. \nWe now turn to you. We invite Black Chicagoans to contribute the names of their Civil War ancestors who served. Whether you have a photograph\, a document\, a family story\, or simply a name passed down through the years\, we want to include your ancestor in this historic effort. \nTogether\, we can weave a collective tapestry of remembrance—one that uplifts our community’s role in shaping the nation’s history.\nPlease send names\, stories\, or photographs to: Sherry Williams \n\nEmail: bronzevillehistoricalsociety@gmail.com\nor by mail at 4455 S. King Drive Suite 103\n\n                        Chicago\, IL 60653 \nLet us honor our Civil War heroes by making their bravery visible. Their courage made our future possible; now it is our turn to carry their memory forward.
URL:https://www.chicagoculturalalliance.org/event/african-american-civil-war-soldiers-honor-roll-call-for-names/
LOCATION:Bronzeville Historical Society\, 4455 S King Dr. - Suite 103\, Chicago\, IL\, 60653\, United States
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SUMMARY:Daughters of Anacaona: A Groundbreaking Art Exhibition Celebrating Feminine Strength\, Resilience\, and Integrity
DESCRIPTION:The Alliance Française de Chicago\, in partnership with Partners In Health\, proudly announces the opening of Daughters of Anacaona. This groundbreaking art exhibition in celebration of feminine strength and integrity will be on display in the Alliance’s Eleanor Wood Prince Salon. \nThis compelling exhibition invites audiences to reflect on the legacy of Anacaona\, the legendary Taíno cacica (chief)\, poet\, and composer whose resistance and sacrifice symbolize the strength and dignity of Caribbean women across history. Curated by three dynamic exhibiting women artists from the Haitian diaspora—Chantal Bethel\, Véronique De Mesmaeker\, and Persida Louison—this exhibition is a convergence of ancestral memory\, historical truth\, and contemporary creative expression. Their work spans mixed media\, acrylic\, fiber\, ceramics\, and poetry. A special grand opening will be held at 6:00 p.m. Thursday\, October 9 at AF-Chicago in River North. The program will feature a moderated conversation with the artists led by Chantal Bethel and a presentation by Partners In Health\, as well as light refreshments\, drinks\, and cultural exchange. \n$10 Suggested Donation
URL:https://www.chicagoculturalalliance.org/event/daughters-of-anacaona-a-groundbreaking-art-exhibition-celebrating-feminine-strength-resilience-and-integrity/
LOCATION:Alliance Française de Chicago\, 54 West Chicago Avenue\, Chicago\, IL\, 60654\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cultural Festivals and Fairs,Exhibitions and Gallery Events,Member Events,Talks and Gatherings
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SUMMARY:Soif Solstice: Photography Exhibition\, Wine Tasting\, and Fundraiser
DESCRIPTION:Join ART WORKS Projects (AWP) and Easy Does It for a special Soif Solstice event\, in collaboration with local wine fair Third Coast Soif\, featuring the debut of AWPs’ Emerging Lens Chicago exhibition\, alongside a wine tasting that further connects us to people and places around the globe. \nAWP is a Chicago-based visual advocacy organization that advances engagement through human rights-based storytelling\, utilizing powerful documentary photography and film-based projects. Last shown at the 2024 Photoville Festival in Brooklyn\, NY\, “Emerging Lens: Safety\, Visibility\, Justice\, and a Hope for the Future\,” features eight global storytellers supported through AWP’s flagship fellowship program\, Emerging Lens. Each of the artists (listed below) represents early-career documentary photographers who cover underrepresented stories across the globe\, pushing the boundaries of traditional photojournalism and storytelling. \nEasy Does It will lead a curated wine tasting of 12 wines\, illuminating the enduring connection between land\, identity\, and resilience. The concept of terroir resonates uniquely in many of AWP’s visual stories\, where natural elements like soil and climate shape and preserve cultural heritage. Photography and wine are living records\, carrying layers of meaning that reflect the past and inform the present. This connection becomes the foundation of artists’ and winemakers’ narratives\, as their resulting works remind us that land is more than just terrain\, but a cultural identity. \nThis is a ticketed event\, from which a portion from each ticket sold will support AWP’s Emerging Lens Fellowship\, providing unrestricted grants\, production support\, and professional mentorship for new and early-career documentary photographers worldwide. During the event\, guests will have the opportunity to purchase raffle tickets and bid on silent auction items that will help AWP meet critical funding gaps. \nWhile the challenges of our current politically charged environment seem insurmountable\, our stories\, though personal\, often traverse borders and understanding. Join us for an afternoon of building community as we share stories of the people\, the places\, and the wines that connect us all. \nTicket Prices: \nGeneral Tickets: $35 \n\nPhoto exhibition and tasting of 12 wines\n\nVIP Tickets: $75 \n\nWelcome glass\nPhoto exhibition and tasting of 12 wines\n5 Raffle Tickets\n\n*For guests who do not want to partake in the wine tasting\, that’s okay! Please attend\, browse raffle and silent auction items\, and enjoy non-alcoholic and low ABV beverages available for purchase at the bar. Food by Motorshucker will also be available for purchase. \nFor event questions or sponsorship inquiries\, please contact Bora Un\, Managing Director\, AWP: bora@artworksprojects.org \n\n\n\n\nHost Committee: \nIvan Arenas \nMeghan Bourke \nKelly V. Carter \nAlex Cuper \nErin Kohn \nMark Lindzy \nElena Seligson \nFeatured Artists: \nAstrig Agopian (2023-24 Fellow) is a French-Armenian reporter\, photojournalist and documentary filmmaker based in Paris. Her work focuses on the intersection between geopolitics\, territory\, marginality\, and memory. Agopian was a featured journalist in UNESCO’s 2023 exhibition: Safety of women journalists: the stories behind the faces of women journalists. Astrig’s project “Like There’s No Tomorrow” is featured in this exhibition. \nMark Anthony Brown Jr.(2021-22 Fellow) is a journeyman of sorts. Mark’s art practice is research-driven and interdisciplinary\, utilizing photography\, sculpture\, drawing and painting with an interest in vernacular aesthetic practices and sensibilities\, the manifestation of African retentions in the diaspora\, semiotics\, and archival practices. His work has been exhibited nationally and has received various fellowships and awards including the Nexus Grant from Atlanta Contemporary (2022)\, and a Visiting Researcher Fellowship at Wilson Special Collection Library at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (2023). Mark’s project “Forest Cove: All of the Above” is featured in this exhibition. \nMegan Farmer (2019-20 Fellow) is a visual journalist at Seattle’s NPR affiliate station\, KUOW Public Radio. She previously worked at the Omaha World-Herald. Megan’s work has appeared in NPR\, The Associated Press\, The New York Times\, Science Magazine\, Bleacher Report\, The San Francisco Chronicle\, The Omaha World-Herald\, and The Seattle Times. Megan’s project “Life After a Hate Crime” is featured in this exhibition. \nBrittany Greeson (2020-21 Fellow) is a Detroit\, Michigan based photographer and grew up in the mountains of North Carolina and in Western Kentucky. Her work examines the consequences of economic divestment and the daily life of the American working-class through long-form visual narratives and portraiture. Prior to working independently\, she interned at The Oregonian\, The Roanoke Times\, The Flint Journal\, The Washington Post\, and the San Antonio Express-News. Brittany’s project “A City in Limbo” is featured in this exhibition. \nIsadora Kosofsky (2016-2018 Fellow) is a documentary photographer and filmmaker based in Los Angeles. She began photographing at the age of fourteen\, documenting individuals in hospice care. Isadora often takes an immersive approach to visual storytelling\, spending months and years embedded in the lives of the people she shadows. She is a recipient of a 2018 Grant from the Pulitzer Center for Crisis Reporting and the Royal Photo Society named her one of one hundred “heroines” in photography worldwide. Isadora is a TED Fellow\, part of a network of 450 global change makers\, and gave a talk at TED 2018 in Vancouver. Isadora’s project “Vinny and David” is featured in this exhibition. \nEmmanuel Guillén Lozano (2016-17 Fellow) is a Mexican photographer and photo editor currently based in New York City. His work focuses on social issues\, human rights\, and the effects of violence. His long-term projects in Mexico document the toll of the Drug War and the consequences it has brought to communities around the country that have suffered forced disappearances and killings\, both at the hands of the cartels and the Mexican state security forces. He currently works as a photo editor on projects for Google at Blink Media\, and has taught photojournalism at Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. Emmanuel’s project “43: The Aftermath of a Disappearance” is featured in this exhibition. \nMustafa Saeed (2022-23 Fellow) is a Somali-born artist based in Hargeisa\, Somaliland. His work combines different mediums including photography\, graphics\, and sound to explore socio-political issues including war\, conflict and the environment. He is a contributor to Everyday Africa and the founder of Fankeenna\, a youth-led art platform that houses a studio\, gallery and workspace for local artists. His work has been exhibited at Addis Foto Fest (Addis Ababa)\, Lumières d’Afriques (Paris)\, and UNSEEN Photo Fair (Amsterdam). Mustafa’s project “Heavy” is featured in this exhibition. \nRachel Woolf (2018-19 Fellow) is a Denver-based independent visual journalist. She specializes in documentary photography\, videography\, and portraiture. Her work aims to intimately show aspects of humanity intersecting with economic and social issues. She has been published in The New York Times\, CNN\, US News and World Report\, Bloomberg\, Education Week\, Detroit Free Press\, and The Detroit News. Rachel’s project “Deported: An American Division // A Family Divided” is featured in this exhibition.
URL:https://www.chicagoculturalalliance.org/event/soif-solstice-photography-exhibition-wine-tasting-and-fundraiser/
LOCATION:Easy Does It\, 2354 N Milwaukee AVE\, Chicago\, 60647
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and Gallery Events,Food and Drink
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SUMMARY:Artecito Virtual – Koala
DESCRIPTION:How much do Koalas sleep? \nJoin us online as we explore Koalas with our friends from Artecito! \n🎨 \n¿Cuanto duermen Koalas? \n¡Acompáñanos a explorar sobre los koalas con nuestros amigos de Artecito! \n🎨 \nWhat is Virtual Artecito? \nArtecito is a free\, bilingual online workshop developed by OPEN Center for the Arts and Lincoln Park Zoo that uses the arts to connect families with nature through local culture\, holidays\, and wildlife. Each session includes an art activity that encourages creative thinking about our relationship with the natural world. \n🎨 \n¿Qué es Artecito Virtual? \nArtecito es un taller gratuito en español desarrollado por OPEN Center for the Arts y Lincoln Park Zoo que utiliza las artes para conectar a las familias con la naturaleza\, la cultura y la vida silvestre. Cada sesión incluye una actividad artística que inspira a niños y familias a pensar creativamente sobre su relación con la naturaleza.
URL:https://www.chicagoculturalalliance.org/event/artecito-virtual-koala/
LOCATION:Virtual\, Chicago\, IL\, United States
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions and Gallery Events
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SUMMARY:Adult Paint & Sip
DESCRIPTION:Dot Mandala Paint & Sip Evening \nUnwind\, sip\, and get creative at our relaxing Dot Mandala Paint & Sip event – no experience needed! Whether you’re a total beginner or just looking for a new way to de-stress\, this fun and beginner-friendly session is the perfect escape. \nExplore the calming art of dot mandala painting\, known for its meditative patterns and soothing effects. As you paint\, you’ll enjoy:\nStress relief & relaxation\nA boost in focus and mindfulness\nA creative outlet for self-expression\nBeautiful\, symmetrical designs you’ll be proud of\nA mindful\, social experience with zero pressure! \nBring your friends\, enjoy a glass of wine\, and leave with your own handmade mandala masterpiece. All materials provided – just show up and enjoy! \nFall Paint & Sip Workshops will be lead by Pranali Goyal
URL:https://www.chicagoculturalalliance.org/event/adult-paint-sip/
LOCATION:Kalapriya Studio\, 2101 S. Wabash Ave.\, Chicago\, United States
CATEGORIES:Workshops and Classes
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SUMMARY:Adult Paint & Sip
DESCRIPTION:Dot Mandala Paint & Sip Evening \nUnwind\, sip\, and get creative at our relaxing Dot Mandala Paint & Sip event – no experience needed! Whether you’re a total beginner or just looking for a new way to de-stress\, this fun and beginner-friendly session is the perfect escape. \nExplore the calming art of dot mandala painting\, known for its meditative patterns and soothing effects. As you paint\, you’ll enjoy:\nStress relief & relaxation\nA boost in focus and mindfulness\nA creative outlet for self-expression\nBeautiful\, symmetrical designs you’ll be proud of\nA mindful\, social experience with zero pressure! \nBring your friends\, enjoy a glass of wine\, and leave with your own handmade mandala masterpiece. All materials provided – just show up and enjoy!
URL:https://www.chicagoculturalalliance.org/event/adult-paint-sip-2/
LOCATION:Kalapriya Studio\, 2101 S. Wabash Ave.\, Chicago\, United States
CATEGORIES:Workshops and Classes
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SUMMARY:Kino\, Kaffee und Kuchen
DESCRIPTION:Date: \nStart\nSaturday\, January 06\, 2024 \nTime:  \nLocation: \nLocation\nDANK Haus Room 206\, 2nd Floor \n\n\n \nKINO\, KAFFEE UND KUCHEN  \nSaturdays at the DANK Haus in Room 206\n10:30 – 11:00 AM | Kaffee und Kuchen \n11:00 – 12:00 PM | Vorfilm \n12:00 PM | Feature Film Begins \n  \nJoin us each Saturday at the DANK Haus in Fall\, Winter\, and Spring for Kaffee\, Kuchen\, und Kino. Each week guests will choose the film they want to watch \nDANK Members: $5 | Non-Members: $7 \n 
URL:https://www.chicagoculturalalliance.org/event/kino-kaffee-und-kuchen/2025-11-08/
LOCATION:DANK Haus German American Cultural Center\, 4740 N. Western Ave.\, Chicago\, IL\, 60625\, United States
CATEGORIES:Music, Film, and Theater
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SUMMARY:Puerto Rican Arts Alliance: Studio Arts Program
DESCRIPTION:El Rinconcito is a free open art space for creative expression for people ages 12-25. You can meet people like you who are interested in arts\, painting\, drawing\, printmaking\, and others. El Riconcito provides a safe and welcoming studio for art making. An artist and a counselor in the studio can guide you in creative experiences\, but you can opt to do your own artwork. \nJoin us! We provide the art supplies\, and you bring your creativity.
URL:https://www.chicagoculturalalliance.org/event/puerto-rican-arts-alliance-studio-arts-program/2025-11-08/
LOCATION:IL
CATEGORIES:Workshops and Classes
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SUMMARY:Constructing Jathi Choreography with Harini Nilakantan
DESCRIPTION:Weekly Saturdays\n1:15 – 2:15 PM\nHarini Nilakantan is a student of Aacharya Choodamani Guru Smt. Roja\nKannan\, and has over two decades of experience in this art form. In this 90-minute class\, dancers will learn new choreography – both how to piece together combinations and increase retention with her for advanced\nrhythmic patterns or Jathis.\nClass focus: execution\, technique\, creativity\, retention
URL:https://www.chicagoculturalalliance.org/event/constructing-jathi-choreography-with-harini-nilakantan/2025-11-08/
LOCATION:Kalapriya Studio\, 2101 S. Wabash Ave.\, Chicago\, United States
CATEGORIES:Dance
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SUMMARY:Indonesian Gamelan Concert + Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Friends of the Gamelan will perform traditional Central Javanese gamelan music. The performance will be followed by a hands-on workshop where audience members will learn how to play a short traditional piece. \nAll ages are welcome and encouraged to attend! \nNOVEMBER 8\, 2025 – 4:00PM Concert; 4:45PM Workshop\n844 Madison Street\nOak Park\, IL 60302 \nConcert + Workshop: $45\nConcert only: $25\nWorkshop only: $25 \nBuy Tickets Here: www.oakparkmusic.com/recitals/gamelan \n*This is not a drop-off event. All children (10&U) must be accompanied by an adult!
URL:https://www.chicagoculturalalliance.org/event/indonesian-gamelan-concert-workshop/
LOCATION:844 Madison Street Oak Park\, IL 60302\, 844 Madison Street\, Oak Park\, 60302\, United States
CATEGORIES:Music, Film, and Theater
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