Touring the Chicago Cultural Center - amazing architecture and history. At one time, a public library; now a center that provides year round free cultural events in art, music, dance, and film to the public seven days a week. We were able to view the two beautiful stained glass domes, including the largest Tiffany stained glass dome in the world. The are rotating art exhibits - as you can see from some of the ceramic statuary and mixed media light and color exhibit below.
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Thursday, October 17, 2013
Chicago Cultural Center
Touring the Chicago Cultural Center - amazing architecture and history. At one time, a public library; now a center that provides year round free cultural events in art, music, dance, and film to the public seven days a week. We were able to view the two beautiful stained glass domes, including the largest Tiffany stained glass dome in the world. The are rotating art exhibits - as you can see from some of the ceramic statuary and mixed media light and color exhibit below.Friday, May 20, 2011
Chicago Cultural Center and Millennium Park Tours
I had to make this photo extra large - it's the Tiffany stained glass dome in the CCC. Took a tour to start our morning in this magnificent building - then listened to a West African Dance orchestra - check them out below.
After this lunch hour concert, we headed on over to Millennium Park to walk among the sculptures and fountains - folks had fun playing in the water.
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Chicago Cultural Center
Tour of Chicago Cultural Center - Amazing Building - Our tour guide, Joyce, is obviously passionabte about this building and Chicago. She was awesome - the building has the largest Tiffany stained glass dome in the world - it is breathtaking. The photos don't do it justice - go see it.
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Barrelhouse Chuck
Lunchtime concert at the Chicago Cultural Center - was Chicago Blues by Barrelhouse Chuck. Here's a sample.
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
First Urban Culture to Chicago
A look back at the students on last year's trip - train traveling, Chess Records, the Chicago Cultural Center's Tiffany Dome, and Millennium Park. Looks like fun? Professors Lawlor and Hamilton are getting ready to take another eager group.
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