Looking for some options in and around Chicago. Here they are:
- Second Sunday, Hyde Park Art Center,5020 S. Cornell Ave.,Chicago, IL 60615, 773/324-5520,http://www.hydeparkart.org/calendar/2008/11/second_sundays_13.php 1-4pm FREE drop in day of art activities and performances for the entire family to explore their creativity at the Art Center!
One World, One Sky: Big Bird's Adventure, Adler Planetarium,1300 S Lake Shore Dr.,312-922-7827(free for us since we're members)
Description
The Adler hosts the U.S. premiere of a new sky show featuring Sesame Street characters from versions of the show produced around the world. It's part of a global partnership of planetariums, including China's Beijing Planetarium. Big Bird, Elmo and Chinese Sesame Street Muppet Hu Hu Zhu discover the stars, moon and sun together in a film that teaches astronomy basics with a nod to multiculturalism. The 10:30am show on Saturdays is in Spanish; the 10:30am show on Sundays is in Mandarin
The Adler hosts the U.S. premiere of a new sky show featuring Sesame Street characters from versions of the show produced around the world. It's part of a global partnership of planetariums, including China's Beijing Planetarium. Big Bird, Elmo and Chinese Sesame Street Muppet Hu Hu Zhu discover the stars, moon and sun together in a film that teaches astronomy basics with a nod to multiculturalism. The 10:30am show on Saturdays is in Spanish; the 10:30am show on Sundays is in Mandarin
- JAZZ SHOWCASE, they have a children's show on Sunday's at 4pm http://www.jazzshowcase.com/matinees.html
If All the World Were Paper, Museum of Science and Industry, 5700 S Lake Shore Dr (at 57th St),Bronzeville/Hyde Park/South Shore, Chicago,773-684-1414
Prices -Tickets: $28, 12 and under $18 (museum admission not included)
Description
This interactive musical opening Chicago Children's Theatre's new season follows the journey of Paper Girl from her birth as a paper cut-out to her trip to a colorful jungle island. Aimed at a 2– to 6-year-old audience, kids can join in the fun by whispering secrets into paper bags and fanning a paper airplane through the sky. The production is an adaptation of a highly-acclaimed original work by London's Oily Cart theater company, which creates works with both very young and special-needs children in mind.
This interactive musical opening Chicago Children's Theatre's new season follows the journey of Paper Girl from her birth as a paper cut-out to her trip to a colorful jungle island. Aimed at a 2– to 6-year-old audience, kids can join in the fun by whispering secrets into paper bags and fanning a paper airplane through the sky. The production is an adaptation of a highly-acclaimed original work by London's Oily Cart theater company, which creates works with both very young and special-needs children in mind.
- SPERTUS MUSEUM, http://www.spertus.edu/families_kids/childrens_center. just opened a new kids center.
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