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The River North Dance Company’s 20th anniversary season opens with a world premiere by artistic director, Frank Chaves, and, a new twist on the company’s classic signature piece, Reality of a Dreamer.  We are excited to be working with RNDC again, and have just begun an intense citywide distribution of flyers and posters.  There are three different posters for this latest campaign, all with very captivating images which you will soon see springing up around town.  This performance is one night only, so be sure to get your tickets right away!

River North Dance Company’s Fall Engagement is at the Harris Theater November 7th.

As part of the exhibition Benito Juarez and the Making of Modern Mexico, the Chicago History Museum commissioned us to distribute brochures advertising this and the new Abraham Lincoln exhibition to Hispanic and Latino communities throughout the city. The new exhibition was co-curated by the National Museum of Mexican Art, and is a fascinating exploration of Abraham Lincoln’s contemporary, Benito Juarez.  Last week we visited many different neighborhoods and locations distributing the bi-lingual flyers.  Keep an eye out for the materials, and pick one up today!

Once again, we are excited to be working with Lillstreet Art Center.  In support of their fall classes, we are distribution their fall course catalog throughout the city of Chicago.  Offering classes on printmaking, ceramics, jewelry and sewing, Lillstreet is a one stop facility for all things crafts related.  Whether you are a newbie, a seasoned veteran of the crafts, or if you are looking to get an early start for your kids, Lillstreet is the place for you.  Be sure to grab a course catalouge, and see what they have to offer!

Lill Street is located at 4401 N. Ravenswood.

As it begins to cool down in Chicago, things are heating up at the Chicago History Museum.  The lecture/discussion Chicago 2016: The Thrill of Victory or the Agony of Defeat? will be taking place the 1st of September. Project Sunday presents And They Came to Chicago which covers the 150 year history of Italian settlement in the city. Lastly, be sure to take advantage of the Civil War Chicago bus tour.  Be sure to pay a visit to CHM for these, and other great events! 

Chicago History Museum is located at 1601 N. Clark St.

Fall is about to be ushered in as the month of August comes to an end, and what better way to start the season than signing up for classes at Lill Street!  Offering a variety of courses including printmaking, ceramics, and glass, Lill Street is a fantastic place to flex your creative muscles.  Next week begins our distribution of their latest brochures, which include course schedules.  Classes start in the next few weeks, so be sure to sign up today!

Lill Street’s fall session begins September 14th.