Meet Jamie DeCaria–Again

by Ellen Shubart, Class of 2006 Three years ago, Jamie DeCaria called her then-new job in CAC marketing as “just right,” a workplace between the large corporations and smaller nonprofits she had worked for in the past. She likely would…

2026 Docent Council Election – It’s Time to Vote!

The 2026 Docent Council Election is now underway!  There are ten candidates for six open Docent Council Representative positions and one candidate for the open Docent-at-Large position.  Please take a few minutes to review each candidate’s bio and video.  When…

AI in Wonderland

By Steve Redfield, Class of 2019 “In another moment down went Alice after it, never once considering how in the world she was to get out again.” – Lewis Carroll Over the summer, I was learning the updated Jackson Park…

RSVP for CHM Convening on Native History and Presence

Dear Docents and Volunteers- Sharing another event that promotes our Built on Belief work and collaboration with the Chicago History Museum.  On behalf of CHM and with the support of our Native Advisory Group we invite you to a convening around local Native History…

Kudos, September 2026

John Tielsch 2015Historic Treasures, August 2026Our guide, whose name I didn’t catch but was a retired lawyer (graduated from UW-Madison Law School) was exceptional. It was obvious he took a personal interest in this area of architecture and loves the…

President’s Letter, September 2026

Happy Fall Y’All! This is one of my favorite times of year, and this October gives us two particularly exciting reasons to celebrate – and no, I’m not talking about the Cubs and the Sox BOTH being in the post…

Marquette Hub Informational Overview for Volunteers

The Marquette Hub is a smaller space than the Chicago Architecture Center on Wacker Drive; however, volunteer support processes should follow the same general standards while accounting for the Hub’s space and operational needs.  Marquette Hub Core Information:  Wednesday-Saturday from…