Sponsored by Drury Lane Theatre.
Welcome to the Grove, where plants and creatures and children all grow together. Through songs, play, and stories, little ones and their grown-ups will discover the forest around them and learn how we are all connected. By: Co-created by Eleanor Kahn, Katie Norregaard, and Julie Ritchey
Celebrate Juneteenth with Mama Edie! We'll journey through the wisdom and humor of folktales and music and experience instruments and dolls from various countries throughout the African Diaspora. Folktales and music are two art forms that helped people survive being forced to migrate to our country and live for generations in a hostile land. In...
View contemporary and antique quilts, both hand and machine quilted, during the annual community PrairieFest event.
When the steel mills on Chicago’s Southeast Side closed decades ago, they left behind toxic sites that look harmless to the naked eye. Deriving its name from a deserted 67-acre hill made up of slag that Republic Steel/LTV dumped there during the 1950s–80s, The Hills is a place-based documentary where contaminated land, water, and wildlife...
Designed by Chicago youth and curated and hosted by the MCA’s Teen Creative Agency (TCA), 21Minus is the MCA’s annual exposition of youth creativity and control. This year’s theme, What Was, What Is, engages our pasts, our histories, and ourselves in order to recognize the realities of our experiences and environments. Join us at the...
View contemporary and antique quilts, both hand and machine quilted, during the annual community PrairieFest event.
All that pops, fizzes, and splats! Dress for a mess! All ages; children 8 and under with an adult.
Join us for a family-friendly STEAM exploration. Each session will feature a new challenge based on different aspects of STEAM. Grownups and kids will build, learn and play together. June 19: Build a Popsicle Stick Bridge June 20: Build a Newspaper Tower June 26: Baby Lifeguard June 27: LEGO Figure Catapult
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