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SUMMARY:Passport to ChiArts!
DESCRIPTION:Passport to ChiArts is a FREE community open house and fall festival for all ages. On Saturday\, October 28\, experience our five conservatories through artistically engaging activities such as a musical petting zoo\, live drawing stations\, dress-up photo booth…and much more! \nWith treats\, activities and student performances scheduled from 10:00 AM until 3:00 PM\, this is the perfect way for your family to enjoy free fall festivities while celebrating the community’s future scholar-artists.
URL:https://www.humboldtparkportal.org/event/passport-to-chiarts/
LOCATION:The Chicago High School for the Arts (ChiArts)\, 2714 W. Augusta Blvd\, Chicago\, IL\, 60622\, United States
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Community Events,Education,Youth
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SUMMARY:Black Narratives Matter: A Youth Workshop on Racial Justice and Bookmaking
DESCRIPTION:Join Read/Write Library this January for a free 3-week after school course geared to local youth in the community. Created and taught by Kayla McClain (Masters of Arts in Arts Education candidate at School of the Art Institute of Chicago)\, Black Narratives Matter investigates the untold history of racial justice topics such as racial justice in the courts\, police brutality and what is missing from how students are taught in schools. While examining the history of violence against people of color and connecting the dots to events of today\, participants will create their own narratives along with illustrations from day to day activities to create books. \nBlack Narratives Matters is a collaborative dialogically community-based workshop grounded on the foundation of providing students with a safe space to express themselves throughout art while participating in an educative experience. The purpose of creating the book is to highlight each student’s experience\, what they have learned from this course and to enhance their sense of empowerment and self-esteem once they leave the course. \nBooks will be exhibited in a concluding opening celebration on January 25th\, open to the public\, family & friends. \nRead/Write Library is wheelchair accessible with gender neutral restrooms. For specific accommodations and additional questions\, please email us at info@readwritelibrary.org \nDates: Mon January 7th – Thurs 24th\nTime: 5:30-6pm every day Mon-Thurs\nCost: FREE \nDetails: https://readwritelibrary.org/events/black-narratives-matter-racial-justice-bookmaking\nShare on Facebook.
URL:https://www.humboldtparkportal.org/event/black-narratives-matter-a-youth-workshop-on-racial-justice-and-bookmaking/2019-01-07/
LOCATION:Read/Write Library\, 914 N. California\, Chicago\, IL\, 60622\, United States
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Civic,Community Events,Training & Workshops,Youth
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SUMMARY:Black Narratives Matter: A Youth Workshop on Racial Justice and Bookmaking
DESCRIPTION:Join Read/Write Library this January for a free 3-week after school course geared to local youth in the community. Created and taught by Kayla McClain (Masters of Arts in Arts Education candidate at School of the Art Institute of Chicago)\, Black Narratives Matter investigates the untold history of racial justice topics such as racial justice in the courts\, police brutality and what is missing from how students are taught in schools. While examining the history of violence against people of color and connecting the dots to events of today\, participants will create their own narratives along with illustrations from day to day activities to create books. \nBlack Narratives Matters is a collaborative dialogically community-based workshop grounded on the foundation of providing students with a safe space to express themselves throughout art while participating in an educative experience. The purpose of creating the book is to highlight each student’s experience\, what they have learned from this course and to enhance their sense of empowerment and self-esteem once they leave the course. \nBooks will be exhibited in a concluding opening celebration on January 25th\, open to the public\, family & friends. \nRead/Write Library is wheelchair accessible with gender neutral restrooms. For specific accommodations and additional questions\, please email us at info@readwritelibrary.org \nDates: Mon January 7th – Thurs 24th\nTime: 5:30-6pm every day Mon-Thurs\nCost: FREE \nDetails: https://readwritelibrary.org/events/black-narratives-matter-racial-justice-bookmaking\nShare on Facebook.
URL:https://www.humboldtparkportal.org/event/black-narratives-matter-a-youth-workshop-on-racial-justice-and-bookmaking/2019-01-08/
LOCATION:Read/Write Library\, 914 N. California\, Chicago\, IL\, 60622\, United States
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SUMMARY:Black Narratives Matter: A Youth Workshop on Racial Justice and Bookmaking
DESCRIPTION:Join Read/Write Library this January for a free 3-week after school course geared to local youth in the community. Created and taught by Kayla McClain (Masters of Arts in Arts Education candidate at School of the Art Institute of Chicago)\, Black Narratives Matter investigates the untold history of racial justice topics such as racial justice in the courts\, police brutality and what is missing from how students are taught in schools. While examining the history of violence against people of color and connecting the dots to events of today\, participants will create their own narratives along with illustrations from day to day activities to create books. \nBlack Narratives Matters is a collaborative dialogically community-based workshop grounded on the foundation of providing students with a safe space to express themselves throughout art while participating in an educative experience. The purpose of creating the book is to highlight each student’s experience\, what they have learned from this course and to enhance their sense of empowerment and self-esteem once they leave the course. \nBooks will be exhibited in a concluding opening celebration on January 25th\, open to the public\, family & friends. \nRead/Write Library is wheelchair accessible with gender neutral restrooms. For specific accommodations and additional questions\, please email us at info@readwritelibrary.org \nDates: Mon January 7th – Thurs 24th\nTime: 5:30-6pm every day Mon-Thurs\nCost: FREE \nDetails: https://readwritelibrary.org/events/black-narratives-matter-racial-justice-bookmaking\nShare on Facebook.
URL:https://www.humboldtparkportal.org/event/black-narratives-matter-a-youth-workshop-on-racial-justice-and-bookmaking/2019-01-09/
LOCATION:Read/Write Library\, 914 N. California\, Chicago\, IL\, 60622\, United States
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SUMMARY:Black Narratives Matter: A Youth Workshop on Racial Justice and Bookmaking
DESCRIPTION:Join Read/Write Library this January for a free 3-week after school course geared to local youth in the community. Created and taught by Kayla McClain (Masters of Arts in Arts Education candidate at School of the Art Institute of Chicago)\, Black Narratives Matter investigates the untold history of racial justice topics such as racial justice in the courts\, police brutality and what is missing from how students are taught in schools. While examining the history of violence against people of color and connecting the dots to events of today\, participants will create their own narratives along with illustrations from day to day activities to create books. \nBlack Narratives Matters is a collaborative dialogically community-based workshop grounded on the foundation of providing students with a safe space to express themselves throughout art while participating in an educative experience. The purpose of creating the book is to highlight each student’s experience\, what they have learned from this course and to enhance their sense of empowerment and self-esteem once they leave the course. \nBooks will be exhibited in a concluding opening celebration on January 25th\, open to the public\, family & friends. \nRead/Write Library is wheelchair accessible with gender neutral restrooms. For specific accommodations and additional questions\, please email us at info@readwritelibrary.org \nDates: Mon January 7th – Thurs 24th\nTime: 5:30-6pm every day Mon-Thurs\nCost: FREE \nDetails: https://readwritelibrary.org/events/black-narratives-matter-racial-justice-bookmaking\nShare on Facebook.
URL:https://www.humboldtparkportal.org/event/black-narratives-matter-a-youth-workshop-on-racial-justice-and-bookmaking/2019-01-10/
LOCATION:Read/Write Library\, 914 N. California\, Chicago\, IL\, 60622\, United States
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SUMMARY:Black Narratives Matter: A Youth Workshop on Racial Justice and Bookmaking
DESCRIPTION:Join Read/Write Library this January for a free 3-week after school course geared to local youth in the community. Created and taught by Kayla McClain (Masters of Arts in Arts Education candidate at School of the Art Institute of Chicago)\, Black Narratives Matter investigates the untold history of racial justice topics such as racial justice in the courts\, police brutality and what is missing from how students are taught in schools. While examining the history of violence against people of color and connecting the dots to events of today\, participants will create their own narratives along with illustrations from day to day activities to create books. \nBlack Narratives Matters is a collaborative dialogically community-based workshop grounded on the foundation of providing students with a safe space to express themselves throughout art while participating in an educative experience. The purpose of creating the book is to highlight each student’s experience\, what they have learned from this course and to enhance their sense of empowerment and self-esteem once they leave the course. \nBooks will be exhibited in a concluding opening celebration on January 25th\, open to the public\, family & friends. \nRead/Write Library is wheelchair accessible with gender neutral restrooms. For specific accommodations and additional questions\, please email us at info@readwritelibrary.org \nDates: Mon January 7th – Thurs 24th\nTime: 5:30-6pm every day Mon-Thurs\nCost: FREE \nDetails: https://readwritelibrary.org/events/black-narratives-matter-racial-justice-bookmaking\nShare on Facebook.
URL:https://www.humboldtparkportal.org/event/black-narratives-matter-a-youth-workshop-on-racial-justice-and-bookmaking/2019-01-14/
LOCATION:Read/Write Library\, 914 N. California\, Chicago\, IL\, 60622\, United States
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SUMMARY:Black Narratives Matter: A Youth Workshop on Racial Justice and Bookmaking
DESCRIPTION:Join Read/Write Library this January for a free 3-week after school course geared to local youth in the community. Created and taught by Kayla McClain (Masters of Arts in Arts Education candidate at School of the Art Institute of Chicago)\, Black Narratives Matter investigates the untold history of racial justice topics such as racial justice in the courts\, police brutality and what is missing from how students are taught in schools. While examining the history of violence against people of color and connecting the dots to events of today\, participants will create their own narratives along with illustrations from day to day activities to create books. \nBlack Narratives Matters is a collaborative dialogically community-based workshop grounded on the foundation of providing students with a safe space to express themselves throughout art while participating in an educative experience. The purpose of creating the book is to highlight each student’s experience\, what they have learned from this course and to enhance their sense of empowerment and self-esteem once they leave the course. \nBooks will be exhibited in a concluding opening celebration on January 25th\, open to the public\, family & friends. \nRead/Write Library is wheelchair accessible with gender neutral restrooms. For specific accommodations and additional questions\, please email us at info@readwritelibrary.org \nDates: Mon January 7th – Thurs 24th\nTime: 5:30-6pm every day Mon-Thurs\nCost: FREE \nDetails: https://readwritelibrary.org/events/black-narratives-matter-racial-justice-bookmaking\nShare on Facebook.
URL:https://www.humboldtparkportal.org/event/black-narratives-matter-a-youth-workshop-on-racial-justice-and-bookmaking/2019-01-15/
LOCATION:Read/Write Library\, 914 N. California\, Chicago\, IL\, 60622\, United States
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SUMMARY:Black Narratives Matter: A Youth Workshop on Racial Justice and Bookmaking
DESCRIPTION:Join Read/Write Library this January for a free 3-week after school course geared to local youth in the community. Created and taught by Kayla McClain (Masters of Arts in Arts Education candidate at School of the Art Institute of Chicago)\, Black Narratives Matter investigates the untold history of racial justice topics such as racial justice in the courts\, police brutality and what is missing from how students are taught in schools. While examining the history of violence against people of color and connecting the dots to events of today\, participants will create their own narratives along with illustrations from day to day activities to create books. \nBlack Narratives Matters is a collaborative dialogically community-based workshop grounded on the foundation of providing students with a safe space to express themselves throughout art while participating in an educative experience. The purpose of creating the book is to highlight each student’s experience\, what they have learned from this course and to enhance their sense of empowerment and self-esteem once they leave the course. \nBooks will be exhibited in a concluding opening celebration on January 25th\, open to the public\, family & friends. \nRead/Write Library is wheelchair accessible with gender neutral restrooms. For specific accommodations and additional questions\, please email us at info@readwritelibrary.org \nDates: Mon January 7th – Thurs 24th\nTime: 5:30-6pm every day Mon-Thurs\nCost: FREE \nDetails: https://readwritelibrary.org/events/black-narratives-matter-racial-justice-bookmaking\nShare on Facebook.
URL:https://www.humboldtparkportal.org/event/black-narratives-matter-a-youth-workshop-on-racial-justice-and-bookmaking/2019-01-16/
LOCATION:Read/Write Library\, 914 N. California\, Chicago\, IL\, 60622\, United States
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SUMMARY:Black Narratives Matter: A Youth Workshop on Racial Justice and Bookmaking
DESCRIPTION:Join Read/Write Library this January for a free 3-week after school course geared to local youth in the community. Created and taught by Kayla McClain (Masters of Arts in Arts Education candidate at School of the Art Institute of Chicago)\, Black Narratives Matter investigates the untold history of racial justice topics such as racial justice in the courts\, police brutality and what is missing from how students are taught in schools. While examining the history of violence against people of color and connecting the dots to events of today\, participants will create their own narratives along with illustrations from day to day activities to create books. \nBlack Narratives Matters is a collaborative dialogically community-based workshop grounded on the foundation of providing students with a safe space to express themselves throughout art while participating in an educative experience. The purpose of creating the book is to highlight each student’s experience\, what they have learned from this course and to enhance their sense of empowerment and self-esteem once they leave the course. \nBooks will be exhibited in a concluding opening celebration on January 25th\, open to the public\, family & friends. \nRead/Write Library is wheelchair accessible with gender neutral restrooms. For specific accommodations and additional questions\, please email us at info@readwritelibrary.org \nDates: Mon January 7th – Thurs 24th\nTime: 5:30-6pm every day Mon-Thurs\nCost: FREE \nDetails: https://readwritelibrary.org/events/black-narratives-matter-racial-justice-bookmaking\nShare on Facebook.
URL:https://www.humboldtparkportal.org/event/black-narratives-matter-a-youth-workshop-on-racial-justice-and-bookmaking/2019-01-17/
LOCATION:Read/Write Library\, 914 N. California\, Chicago\, IL\, 60622\, United States
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SUMMARY:Black Narratives Matter: A Youth Workshop on Racial Justice and Bookmaking
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URL:https://www.humboldtparkportal.org/event/black-narratives-matter-a-youth-workshop-on-racial-justice-and-bookmaking/2019-01-21/
LOCATION:Read/Write Library\, 914 N. California\, Chicago\, IL\, 60622\, United States
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SUMMARY:Black Narratives Matter: A Youth Workshop on Racial Justice and Bookmaking
DESCRIPTION:Join Read/Write Library this January for a free 3-week after school course geared to local youth in the community. Created and taught by Kayla McClain (Masters of Arts in Arts Education candidate at School of the Art Institute of Chicago)\, Black Narratives Matter investigates the untold history of racial justice topics such as racial justice in the courts\, police brutality and what is missing from how students are taught in schools. While examining the history of violence against people of color and connecting the dots to events of today\, participants will create their own narratives along with illustrations from day to day activities to create books. \nBlack Narratives Matters is a collaborative dialogically community-based workshop grounded on the foundation of providing students with a safe space to express themselves throughout art while participating in an educative experience. The purpose of creating the book is to highlight each student’s experience\, what they have learned from this course and to enhance their sense of empowerment and self-esteem once they leave the course. \nBooks will be exhibited in a concluding opening celebration on January 25th\, open to the public\, family & friends. \nRead/Write Library is wheelchair accessible with gender neutral restrooms. For specific accommodations and additional questions\, please email us at info@readwritelibrary.org \nDates: Mon January 7th – Thurs 24th\nTime: 5:30-6pm every day Mon-Thurs\nCost: FREE \nDetails: https://readwritelibrary.org/events/black-narratives-matter-racial-justice-bookmaking\nShare on Facebook.
URL:https://www.humboldtparkportal.org/event/black-narratives-matter-a-youth-workshop-on-racial-justice-and-bookmaking/2019-01-22/
LOCATION:Read/Write Library\, 914 N. California\, Chicago\, IL\, 60622\, United States
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Civic,Community Events,Training & Workshops,Youth
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SUMMARY:Black Narratives Matter: A Youth Workshop on Racial Justice and Bookmaking
DESCRIPTION:Join Read/Write Library this January for a free 3-week after school course geared to local youth in the community. Created and taught by Kayla McClain (Masters of Arts in Arts Education candidate at School of the Art Institute of Chicago)\, Black Narratives Matter investigates the untold history of racial justice topics such as racial justice in the courts\, police brutality and what is missing from how students are taught in schools. While examining the history of violence against people of color and connecting the dots to events of today\, participants will create their own narratives along with illustrations from day to day activities to create books. \nBlack Narratives Matters is a collaborative dialogically community-based workshop grounded on the foundation of providing students with a safe space to express themselves throughout art while participating in an educative experience. The purpose of creating the book is to highlight each student’s experience\, what they have learned from this course and to enhance their sense of empowerment and self-esteem once they leave the course. \nBooks will be exhibited in a concluding opening celebration on January 25th\, open to the public\, family & friends. \nRead/Write Library is wheelchair accessible with gender neutral restrooms. For specific accommodations and additional questions\, please email us at info@readwritelibrary.org \nDates: Mon January 7th – Thurs 24th\nTime: 5:30-6pm every day Mon-Thurs\nCost: FREE \nDetails: https://readwritelibrary.org/events/black-narratives-matter-racial-justice-bookmaking\nShare on Facebook.
URL:https://www.humboldtparkportal.org/event/black-narratives-matter-a-youth-workshop-on-racial-justice-and-bookmaking/2019-01-23/
LOCATION:Read/Write Library\, 914 N. California\, Chicago\, IL\, 60622\, United States
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Civic,Community Events,Training & Workshops,Youth
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SUMMARY:Black Narratives Matter: A Youth Workshop on Racial Justice and Bookmaking
DESCRIPTION:Join Read/Write Library this January for a free 3-week after school course geared to local youth in the community. Created and taught by Kayla McClain (Masters of Arts in Arts Education candidate at School of the Art Institute of Chicago)\, Black Narratives Matter investigates the untold history of racial justice topics such as racial justice in the courts\, police brutality and what is missing from how students are taught in schools. While examining the history of violence against people of color and connecting the dots to events of today\, participants will create their own narratives along with illustrations from day to day activities to create books. \nBlack Narratives Matters is a collaborative dialogically community-based workshop grounded on the foundation of providing students with a safe space to express themselves throughout art while participating in an educative experience. The purpose of creating the book is to highlight each student’s experience\, what they have learned from this course and to enhance their sense of empowerment and self-esteem once they leave the course. \nBooks will be exhibited in a concluding opening celebration on January 25th\, open to the public\, family & friends. \nRead/Write Library is wheelchair accessible with gender neutral restrooms. For specific accommodations and additional questions\, please email us at info@readwritelibrary.org \nDates: Mon January 7th – Thurs 24th\nTime: 5:30-6pm every day Mon-Thurs\nCost: FREE \nDetails: https://readwritelibrary.org/events/black-narratives-matter-racial-justice-bookmaking\nShare on Facebook.
URL:https://www.humboldtparkportal.org/event/black-narratives-matter-a-youth-workshop-on-racial-justice-and-bookmaking/2019-01-24/
LOCATION:Read/Write Library\, 914 N. California\, Chicago\, IL\, 60622\, United States
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Civic,Community Events,Training & Workshops,Youth
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SUMMARY:Unity Peace Healing and Arts Walk at Humboldt
DESCRIPTION:A walk and cultural celebration that links both Humboldt Park a Puerto Rican community on the west side of Chicago and Douglass Park\, an African American and Mexican community in Chicago. \nSat\, Sep 18\, 2021 from 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM\nThis event takes place at the Humboldt Park Boathouse (1301 N. Humboldt Dr.) \nIn accordance with Be Safe Chicago Guidelines for Parks and Recreation Activities\, participants in this activity will be required to wear a mask and practice social distancing at all times while participating. Patrons who are exhibiting any symptoms of COVID-19 are asked to stay home and join us for an event when symptoms subside.
URL:https://www.humboldtparkportal.org/event/unity-peace-healing-and-arts-walk-at-humboldt/
LOCATION:Humboldt Park Boat House\, 1301 N. Sacramento\, Chicago\, IL\, 60622\, United States
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Chicago Park District,Community Events
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SUMMARY:Global Peace Picnic at Humboldt
DESCRIPTION:In commemoration of the United Nations’ International Day of Peace\, the Chicago World Music Festival’s Global Peace Picnic celebrates diverse music and cultures from across the globe with live performances and family-friendly activities. This FREE festival is produced by the Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events (DCASE). \nSat\, Sep 25\, 2021 from 1:00 PM – 7:00 PM\nThis event takes place at the Humboldt Park Boathouse (1301 N. Humboldt Dr.) \nIn accordance with Be Safe Chicago Guidelines for Parks and Recreation Activities\, participants in this activity will be required to wear a mask and practice social distancing at all times while participating. Patrons who are exhibiting any symptoms of COVID-19 are asked to stay home and join us for an event when symptoms subside.
URL:https://www.humboldtparkportal.org/event/global-peace-picnic-at-humboldt/
LOCATION:Humboldt Park Boat House\, 1301 N. Sacramento\, Chicago\, IL\, 60622\, United States
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Chicago Park District,Community Events
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