It’s a great weekend for art lovers! Stop by the CRMA for the Tiny Art Workshop and make your own masterpiece, or get inspired by puppeteer, printmaker and sculptor Johanna Winters at the Stanley. If art’s not your speed, get active with the LGBTQ+ Intro to Pickleball, catch Capitol Steps successors DC’s Reflecting Fools at the Englert or take the kids to the Science & Technology House Party at Robert A. Lee Rec Center. Top pick: Dive deep into human-powered winter activities with the Backcountry Film Festival (at Big Grove or Indian Creek Nature Center): short films of skiing, avalanche control, winter mountain climbing and more!
The Weekender is sponsored by:
FilmScene—Chauncey
The Picture Show: An American Tail
Jan 26 – 3:30pm
A young mouse named Fievel Mousekewitz and his family emigrate from Russia to the United State by boat after their home is destroyed by cats.
In “the wish”, two performers will lead volunteer audience members through a group reading of this stunning, informative, and funny collection of scenes focused on reproductive rights.
The stairway to heavenly political satire originally laid by The Capitol Steps continues upward with DC’s Reflecting Fools—the new musical parody show!
Two superpower arms negotiators in the 1980s go on a series of nature walks as they try to solve nuclear proliferation – and prevent the next great conflict. A story of the past, now eerily prescient.
Join ICCT for Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike to see an eccentric set of family dynamics playing out across the stage! Directed by Barry Schreier, this is a show you won’t want to miss!
Consistently counted among the world’s greatest orchestras, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra thrills audiences at home and in great concert halls around the world.