North Lakeside Cultural Center 

Current Cultural Programs 

 

This is the current listing of cultural events being held at the North Lakeside Cultural Center.  Everyone is invited to come and delve themselves into perhaps new or even familiar facets of local and global cultures.  If you would like more information on our cultural programs, please contact us.

Fall at NLCC
Art

Gallery exhibit

"Two by Two"

An exhibit of art by two artists & musicians

Artists Laurie Sucher and Kathryn Gauthier display their art and musical talent (November 14). 

 

Opening reception on Sunday, November 14, 2 - 6pm. 

Live music by the artists at 2:30pm.

Gallery hours: Fridays and Saturdays, 1 - 5pm, and by appointment.

Parking for opening available across the street at the Sacred Heart lot.

For further information telephone 773-517-7619

Opens November 14 and continues through January, 2005.

 

Music

October 17, 2004

In Concert...

Anatoliy Torchinskiy

3 p.m.

Russian pianist Anatoliy Torchinskiy returns for a concert of music including: Alberto E. Ginastera -  Danzas argentinas
1. Danza del viejo boyero
2. Danza de la moza donosa
3. Danza del gaucho matrero

Johannes Brahms
Intermezzo in A-maj Op.118 No.2
Ballade in g-min Op.118 No.3
Intermezzo in Eb-minor Op.118 No.6

Fryderyk Chopin -  Polonaise in A-maj, Op.40, No.1

Edward Grieg -  Sonata in e-min, Op.7
1. Allegro moderato
2. Andante molto
3. Alla Menuetto, ma poco piu lento
4. Finale. Molto allegro.

Reception to follow.  $5 Admission.

Call (773) 743-4477 or (773) 517-7619 for further information.

Parking: Across the street at the Sacred Heart Lot

October 24, 2004

In Concert...

Lakeside Flutes

3 p.m.

NLCC welcomes the North Shore flute choir for the first time! Monty Adams conducts.

Reception to follow.  

Admission: $7/$5 seniors and members. 

Call (773) 743-4477 or (773) 517-7619 for further information.

Classes

Neighborhood Music Consort

Learn to read and play music on the recorder, an early wind instrument, with musician Bonnie Tipton Long.  Music, instruments, and instruction is provided.  Advance registration required.  Free and open to all ages.

Saturdays 9 am to 10 am

Beginning students learn to read music and play the recorder.

Saturdays 10 am to 11 am

Intermediate students polish their reading and recorder skills.
Theater
Collage Productions 

present

The Man 

Who Came to Dinner

by 

George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart

November 21 through January 16

Fridays & Saturdays at 8pm; Sundays at 2pm

This "wild, wacky and wonderful" 1930's screwball comedy makes for "a real old-fashioned Christmas."  

Portly Sheridan Whiteside, critic, lecturer, wit, radio orator, intimate friend of the great and near-great, has found his celebrated wit no weapon with which to combat a fractured hip. Whiteside, trekking across the country on one of his annual lecture tours, met his Waterloo in the shape of a small piece of ice on the doorstep of the Gunder Mansion. Result: an invasion of the Algonquin Round Table upon Chicago's north lakeshore.

"...this George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart comedy from 1939 remains fresh and as funny as ever..."  -Arthur Lazere

Telephone (773) 764-0353 for reservations, (please indicate if parking is needed).

 

Tickets $10/$12  Discounts for students, seniors, military and members. Special Holiday and Opening prices. $5 parking.

 

This production is partially supported by a City of Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs City Arts I grant; the Illinois Arts Council, a state agency; and the Berger Family Foundation.

 

Programs of the North Lakeside Cultural Center are supported in part by the Illinois Arts Council, the Berger Family Foundation, the Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs, the Chicago Park District and North Lakeside Cultural Center members, friends and volunteers.

This page was last updated on October 31, 2004 .

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