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April 12: Lunchbreak - Fanfares Carib-tini
WGN NewsNight of 100 Stars Gala Saturday, April 14 The DuSable Museum of African American History www.dusablemuseum.org Fanfares Catering, Inc. 742 East 95th Street Chicago (773) 568-4437 Fanfares Carib-Tini Jerk Chicken Ingredients: 6 chicken breasts,...Tags: Onions, Coconut Milk, Butter, Coconut, Chili
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Chicago museums offering free admission
Chicago’s largest museums are offering many free days to Illinois residents this month, with most of them following up with more free days in February.
The free days are the result of a revision of a state law regarding the Chicago Park District...Tags: Shedd Aquarium, Field Museum of Natural History, Museums, Arts, Arts and Culture
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History Lesson
Anyone ever tell you history is dull, tedious and irrelevant? Not us. And for some particularly fascinating and relevant insights into black history, ditch the textbooks and head to these stage shows, which explore everything from the politics in...Tags: Mahalia Jackson, Theater, University of Chicago, College Baseball, Jackie Wilson
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October 10 - 14
WGN NewsDark Girls - Platinum - Halloween Costumes - Rabbi Shmuley - Schoolhouse Rock - Steven Brill - Doyle & Debbie Show - Billy Corgan - Ziggy Marley Monday, October 10 Dark Girls Screen and discussion with Bill Duke Tonight 7:00 p.m. DuSable Museum 740...Tags: Halloween, Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, Bill Duke, Religion and Belief, Judaism
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The Jeremy Winters story
Meeting Jeremy Winters happened by chance--or perhaps it was fate. When he arrived at WGN studios for the Chicago mayoral debate on Jan. 27, there was only one seat available in the audience--and it was right next to Tribune Standards Editor Margaret...Tags: College Sports, Real Estate, High School Sports, WGN, Human Interest
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DuSable Museum founder was 'a model for dreaming big'
Chicago Breaking NewsMargaret Burroughs, an artist, teacher and longtime Chicago Park District commissioner, started the nationally recognized DuSable Museum of African American History in the living room of her South Side home almost 50 years ago. Mrs. Burroughs helped shape... -
Founder of DuSable Museum dies at 95
Chicago Breaking NewsDr. Margaret Burroughs, the principal founder of the DuSable Museum of African American History on Chicago's South Side, died today. She was 95. Dr. Margaret T. Burroughs (center) walks with Mayor Richard Daley through the Margaret T. Burroughs Gallery at... -
Monster Mash: David Duchovny won't travel to L.A. with LaBute play; Versace painting returned to owners
Culture MonsterLeading man: David Duchovny said he won't be in the L.A. production of Neil LaBute's "The Break of Noon" at the Geffen Playhouse. The play recently opened off-Broadway. (Showbiz 411) Home again: A painting from the art collection of murdered...... -
Emanuel gives South Side aldermanic candidate a boost
Clout StPosted by John Byrne at 2:25 p.m. Mayor-elect Rahm Emanuel today added the personal touch to his financial support and endorsement of 17th Ward Ald. Latasha Thomas, appearing with her at a get-out-the-vote rally in advance of Tuesday's runoff election....... -
Bank of America expands “Museums on Us” promotion
Postcards from FloridaBank of America has announced the 14th season of its national “Museums on Us” program, which now includes 150 of the nation’s finest arts, cultural and educational institutions. Designed to increase access to the arts across the nation, the.... -
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Margaret Burroughs dies; founder of Chicago's DuSable Museum of African American History
![Margaret Burroughs, an artist and teacher who founded the nationally recognized <a href="http://www.dusablemuseum.org/"> DuSable Museum of African American History</a> in the living room of her home on the South Side of Chicago almost 50 years ago, died Sunday of unspecified causes at home, surrounded by family. Relatives said she was 95; other records indicate she was 93.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2010-11/57826623-22220236-187105.jpg "Margaret Burroughs, an artist and teacher who founded the nationally recognized <a href="http://www.dusablemuseum.org/\"> DuSable Museum of African American History</a> in the living room of her home on the South Side of Chicago almost 50 years ago, died Sunday of unspecified causes at home, surrounded by family. Relatives said she was 95; other records indicate she was 93.")
Margaret Burroughs, an artist and teacher who founded the nationally recognized DuSable Museum of African American History in the living room of her home on the South Side of Chicago almost 50 years ago, died Sunday of unspecified causes at home,...Tags: Bronzeville, James Baldwin, Arts, Arts and Culture, Music
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