Saturday April 1, 2000
2 - 4pm:
THE CITY & THE COUNTRY: AMERICAN PERSPECTIVES WINE TASTING
Session 1, The City Picnic
Speaker: Mark Gruber, wine instructor, Northwestern Univ.
A comprehensive look at the American wine industry, in conjunction with
the exhibition The City & the Country: American Perspectives, 1870-1920.
Following a tour of the exhibition, there will be a wine tasting and discussion.
Fee: $25, $20 members. Space is limited; reservations required.
Sunday April 2, 2000
1 - 3pm:
CREATIVE CREATURES, a family program
A look at the exhibition Outsider and Folk Art from Chicago Collections
followed by studio time.
Free, but reservations are required.
Call Terra's Education Dept. at 312.654.2255 Mon-Thur only.
Saturday April 8, 2000
2 - 4pm:
THE CITY & THE COUNTRY: AMERICAN PERSPECTIVES WINE TASTING
Session 2, The Country Picnic
Speaker: Mark Gruber, wine instructor, Northwestern Univ.
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Thursday April 13, 2000
12 - 1pm
Luncheon/Lecture:
WILLIAM MERRITT CHASE: HALL AT SHINNECOCK, 1892
Speaker: Debra Mancoff, part-time faculty at SAIC, and author of several books
including Mary Cassatt: Reflections of Women's Lives