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The Lifeline Theatre will be recreating The Floating Market, inspired by Neil Gaiman from his best-selling book Neverwhere, for a benefit commemorating the theatre’s 27th anniversary. Don’t miss this magical evening of performance art, music and fun.

Lifeline always provides quality entertainment for theatre goers, and now is your chance to give back, while taking in a terrific show. Tickets are limited, so learn how to get yours today!

Neil Gaiman’s Floating Market: A Benefit for The Lifeline Theatre is at The Chicago Cultural Center on April 19th. Please visit www.lifelinetheatre.com for more information.

The 2010 Creative Chicago Expo at the Chicago Cultural Center is a highly successful event that connects artists and art organizations in all disciplines. The Creative Chicago Expo is free and open to the public. Last year, over 5,000 people connected with vendors, workshops, and consultants, taking advantage of Chicago’s top resources, services and expertise for individuals and organizations in all the arts.

Not only will direction tour marketing be promoting the 2010 expo, but we will have a booth as well! We’ll be checking out tons of booths of clients and friends. Be sure to come by our table and say hello !

The 2010 Creative Chicago Expo is at the Chicago Cultural Center on April 10th. Please visit www.chicagoartistsresource.org for more info.

Throughout 2010, the Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs will present At Work Forums on various issues related to Studio Chicago. This month, the Forum will host a panel discussing successful artwalks and the development of neighborhood business.

Artists at Work offers a variety of resources and helpful tools to artists of all mediums, and we are excited to be working with them on this project. Utilizing our printworks division, we will be printing bookmarks that will then be distributed all over town. Be sure to pick one up, and check out what Artists at Work can offer you!

Artists at Work:  Anatomy of a Successful Art Walk / Opening Tools is at the Chicago Cultural Center January 21st.  Please visit www.studiochicago.org for more information.

What happens when you combine art and science? Ars Scientia of course! For the next few months, the Cultural Center will be hosting this new series made up of Conversations and Salons which explore collaborations between artists and scientists.  Topics include Exploring Environmentalism, Structuring Change, and The Magic of Perception.

Ars Scientia takes place every other Monday 6:00pm-7:30pm through March 23rd.