Imagine the city in a snow globe...
See Chicago winters like you never have before. Our upcoming exhibition, City in a Snow Globe, presents a series of imagined worlds where Chicago’s downtown lakefront is alive with activity in the winter months, asking you to dream of the possibilities of our beautiful public lakefront. This wintery experience opens at the Chicago Architecture Center on November 17.
Step into stunning Sacred Spaces in Downtown Chicago on this tour that takes you to five strikingly different houses of worship.
Only one more chance this year to hop on our popular Andersonville Pub Tour! Stop by local pubs as you discover the stories of this historically landmarked neighborhood.
As you Walk the 606, learn about the history of the beautifully restored Bloomingdale railroad viaduct on Chicago’s northwest side.
Saturday, December 3 at 11:00am
Join us in a festive family workshop exploring buildings suited for frosty environments! Participants will explore the City in a Snow Globe exhibit and create their own chilly structure to complete a winter wonderland. All supplies for this workshop will be provided – including hot chocolate and cookies!
Wednesday, November 16 at 6:00pm
Explore the first Japanese architectural movement, Metabolism, in this free film screening. A Q&A with architect and author Naomi Pollock, architectural and design historian John Zukowsky and photographer Noritaka Minami will follow the screening.
Interested in using your IRA Required Minimum Distribution (RMD) to make a Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD) to CAC? Would you like to make a gift of stock or make an ACH transfer? Learn more or contact Karen Bippus, Director of Individual and Planned Giving at kbippus@architecture.org or (312) 561-2118.
The Chicago Architecture Center stands on unceded Native land. What does this mean?