By Burt Michaels, Class of 2019 “The carillon is the only instrument that summons its own audience,” claims Jim Fackenthal, carillonneur at St. Chrysostom’s Episcopal Church on North Dearborn Street,…
The talents and creativity of our Docent and Volunteer community know no bounds. To prove that point, here are some stellar recent examples from Jack Brickman, Robin Simon and Karen…
by Emily Clott, Class of 2012 It’s always tough to say goodbye to a valued friend and colleague. Hard as it is to imagine Holmes without Watson or Batman without…
We’ve got an All-Star lineup of speakers for the Fundamentals of Chicago Architecture training class in 2025, and there are limited opportunities for docents and staff to attend some of…
Mark your calendars for March 6 - 9, 2024, as we head to Savannah, Georgia, for an enriching adventure! The CAC Enrichment Committee has curated a fantastic itinerary that includes:…
by Ron Becker, Class of 2019 Many people try to imagine what it is like to live in a Frank Lloyd Wright house, but I had an opportunity to spend…
by Ellen Shubart, Class of 2006 Coming to CAC with a Theatre Management background might not be the way most staff get to 111 E. Wacker Drive, but Madeline Sneed…
As we prepare for the new year's upcoming events and communications, it’s essential that we have your correct contact information on file. We kindly ask that you log in to…
As we wrap up another successful year at the CAC, we want to remind you of the requirements for each role. If you are a docent and have other roles such…
Calling all docents, exhibit hosts, guest services, and education guides! Please take a few minutes to write about a tour or experience that you remember. It may have been peculiar,…