TONIGHT || Writer and activist Sarah Schulman will be in conversation this afternoon as part of the Voices series curated by Gallery 400 at the University of Illinois Chicago.
, which makes celebrating at home feel like a trip around the world.
March is going out like a lion this season so the water temperature in Lake Michigan is still no tropical dream. Think mid 30s fahrenheit, which is a pretty chilly prospect for even the bravest of swimmers. Fortunately, the supporters of charities likeShelter Shiver marks the 13th year that Alive Rescue’s friends have joined up at the lakefront to jump in and pledge their love for the animals.for those who’d like to join in . The plunge happens today at 10 AM at North Avenue Beach, with an after party scheduled for 11 AM-1 PM at Off Color Brewing . The Off Color party is restricted to plunge participants and one guest of their choice only, so sign up if you’d like to jump for the cause. this week, here’s your reminder.
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