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  • RESCHEDULED: Favorite Shards Album Release Show

    • February 28 @ 8:00 PM
    • Seven Bar and Restaurant
    • 400 East Randolph 7th Floor

    Come celebrate the release of Melon's CD, Favorite Shards - out now on Burial Recordings:) 8pm --- Seven Bar, 400 E Randolph, 7th floor PWYC Nu A M - saturated tape ambience Quicksails - hyperspheric synthesis Melon Sprout - ceramic amplifier Slumpman Ray - welcome Ray... Read More

  • Soup and Bread

    • March 4 @ 5:30 PM
    • until March 11 @ 9:00 PM
    • The Hideout
    • 1354 W Wabansia, Chicago

    Since 2009 Soup & Bread has been providing food and community to hungry Chicagoans, and has raised more than $110,000 for local food pantries. This winter, we’re bringing back our traditional community meals at the Hideout on the first Wednesday of the month, from 6-8 pm, from December through April. As... Read More

  • No New Prisons Illinois Logan Prison Teach-In

    • March 4 @ 6:30 PM
    • until 8:00 PM
    • Virtual
    • Virtual

    Learn more about the harms of prison transfers and the need for the Illinois Department of Corrections to adopt the Logan Transfer Rapid Response Plan now. Care cannot wait! Register at: tinyurl.com/LoganTeachIn

  • ILC Film Screening: How to Blow Up a Pipeline

    • March 8 @ 11:00 AM
    • until 2:00 PM
    • Facets Multimedia
    • 1517 W Fullerton Ave, Chicago, IL

    Join the @ilcofchi for a matinee screening of How to Blow Up a Pipeline (2022), with special guest Jordan Sjol, co-writer and producer of the film. The screening will be followed by discussion and light breakfast refreshments will be provided. Tickets are $15 or $22 solidarity rate.... Read More

  • Community Forum: Abolish ICE... and Then What?

    • March 8 @ 1:30 PM
    • until 3:30 PM
    • Living Water Community Church
    • 6808 N Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL

    Join us March 8 for a community forum! (Español abajo) Where did ICE come from? How is it connected to policing, prisons, the military, and other forms of oppression? How can abolition make us all safer? Join us to meet your neighbors and learn together—about how we got here, and how we can practice abolition now while organizing for the future we deserve.... Read More

  • Opening Reception for Interval: Portraits Thus Far

    • March 13 @ 5:00 PM
    • until 7:00 PM
    • Leather Archives & Museum
    • 6418 N. Greenview Ave, Chicago, IL 60626

    Eve Beatrice Weiner (he/they) is a transsexual leatherdyke photographer and writer currently based in Brooklyn, NY. He is staunchly committed to art as both a creative continuation of sadomasochistic leather history/practice and a utility of preservation. They have worked with Kink Out to curate and platform fellow artists in the greater discipline, and he continues to serve his local contemporary scene through documentation and unwavering commitment to the sanctity and praxis of leather.... Read More

  • People's Cafe: ICE, Resistance, and Worker Power

    • March 29 @ 1:00 PM
    • until 4:00 PM
    • Co-Prosperity Sphere
    • 3219 S Morgan St, Chicago, IL

    From their historical roots in ancient Middle East and early 20th century Europe, People’s Cafes have historically served as a public space for citizens to share ideas and preserve democracy. Join @ilcofchi on March 29th from 1-4pm at Co-Prosperity Sphere in Bridgeport (3219 S.... Read More

  • Soup and Bread

    • April 1 @ 6:30 PM
    • until April 08 @ 9:00 PM
    • The Hideout
    • 1354 W Wabansia, Chicago

    Since 2009 Soup & Bread has been providing food and community to hungry Chicagoans, and has raised more than $110,000 for local food pantries. This winter, we’re bringing back our traditional community meals at the Hideout on the first Wednesday of the month, from 6-8 pm, from December through April. As... Read More

  • Anjali Enjeti and Simona Supekar

    • April 2 @ 7:00 PM
    • until 8:00 PM
    • Pilsen Community Books
    • 1102 W 18th St, Chicago, IL 60608

    Join us as we welcome Anjali Enjeti and Simona Supekar to the store for an event in celebration of their new books Ballot and Stock Photo. About Stock Photo: Part memoir, part cultural criticism, Stock Photo mines the visual culture of stock photography, which is used in nearly every facet of the media landscape we consume, including as part of the datasets on which A.I.... Read More

  • Lisa Low Celebrates REPLICA

    • April 11 @ 7:30 PM
    • until 10:00 PM
    • Pilsen Community Books
    • 1102 W 18th St, Chicago, IL 60608

    Join us as we welcome Lisa Low to the store for a launch celebration for her new collection Replica. Stand-up comedy, a celebrity non-apology, observations of racism, and the slipperiness of nostalgia underpin Replica. In poignant, witty poems, Lisa Low navigates the tensions of solidarity and hostility in white spaces as she sets out to write differently about race. “The... Read More