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April 1: UChicago Neuro Experts to Crack the Brain’s Toughest Riddles in TED-Style Talks
April 1: UChicago Neuro Experts to Crack the Brain’s Toughest Riddles in TED-Style Talks “Brain Teasers: Cracking the Mind’s Toughest Riddles” on campus, free and open to public What: A free, two-hour session for the general public, “Brain Teasers: Cracking the Mind’s Toughest Riddles” will feature a panel of University of Chicago neuroscientists. They will […]
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FREE comedy variety show Sundays in Logan Square | The Return of Cole’s Chicago Cabaret!
February 17, 2015 Comments Off
Cole’s Chicago Cabaret a free comedy variety show every week in Logan Square Sundays at 8pm Doors at 7:30 – show at 8 p.m. SHARP Post by Cole’s Chicago Cabaret. Cole’s Bar is at 2338 N Milwaukee Ave 2 blocks from the California Blue Line Stop featuring a diverse and rotating lineup of the best comedians in Chicago […]
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Still looking for a Valentine’s gift for that special rider in your life? Single and just need something to lift your spirits? Don’t miss the 2015 Winter Bike Swap event on Saturday Feb. 14th. The swap features a lot of clearance, close-out and factory seconds for sale for about 50% off. If you’re a bargain hunter, […]
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Digital technology allows journalists to capture the defining moments of our time quickly and comprehensively. But is faster necessarily better? Is modern journalism living up to expectations? Redletter looks at the plusses and pitfalls behind the most recent evolution of the press and delves into the cast’s complex relationship with the news. The Neos examine […]
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February is African-American History Month and the Chicago Public Libraries are serving up some wonderful programs, from films to discussions about health and more. Check the schedule for the whole month. null Like this: Like Loading…
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“He’s all about the back door and not drawing attention to himself because it’s kind of a humbling situation,” said Robert Maibuecher, Lieutenant at Chicago Fire Department (CFD) Squad 2. “When he shows up to your house and tries to help you with a check or financial assistance. He doesn’t want to just parade in […]
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What do you think of alleys? Many of them are dirty, hidden, unsavory spaces, but there is an urban effort to upgrade alleys and how they are used. In Seattle, Detroit, San Francisco, and our own Chicago, alleys are getting makeovers and becoming interesting art and culture destinations. ChicagoTalks reported on several of the events, […]
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