Help Wanted – Presenters for CACLive
Hey, docents and volunteers – Do you have a passion for a particular Chicago architect, building, event, other topic relevant to our CAC community? Want to share your enthusiasm with…
A Visit to First Saint Paul’s Lutheran Church
By Dave Utech, Class of 2003 Editor’s note: Dave's story originally appeared in CAC@Home. Docents and volunteers contributed twenty stories to CAC@Home last year. In case you missed them the…
The Infosctructure You Hoped for Is Almost Here!
Virtual access to the Barry Sears Volunteer Library catalog begins in December. You'll find details in next week’s edition of The Bridge. . Brought to by your friends at the…
Kudos, November 2021
Kent Foutty, 2009 Our tour was in the morning, and I think it was 16 November 2021- we had a wonderful time on the River Cruise. The guide (Kent) was…
CAC Update 11.19.21
On going: Vaccine Requirement DEADLINE!!! We are now past the deadline. Even if you do not have any upcoming shifts, please email [email protected] with a picture of your vaccination card. Strategic…
You’re Invited! Visit the New Retail Shop!
Design your holidays with us! Join us on Tuesday, November 30 from 5pm -7pm for an exclusive evening at the Center. The CAC Design Store has re-opened, and we have…
They Made Their Mark – Adler & Sullivan, S. A. Maxwell & the Ryersons
By Brian Kelly, Class of 2019 Editor's note: This is the second part of Brian's story about Martin L. and Martin A. Ryerson, Adler & Sullivan and S. A. Maxwell. CLICK…
All Docent Day Recording and Recap
Thank you all for joining us on Saturday! Great presentations and questions. Below is a link to the recording with audio transcript as well. There were quite a few unanswered…
They Made Their Mark – The Ryersons
By Brian Kelly, Class of 2019 The promise of opportunity has lured folks to Chicago for a very long time. The Native Peoples migrated in and around this trade center…
President’s Message, November 2021 – Thank You
Dear Docent Family - The first Thanksgiving in 1621 was to celebrate the successful corn harvest in the Plymouth colony. This success was a direct result of advice received from…
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