In Their Own Words – Docent Council Presidents
Contributed by Emily Clott, Class of 2012 As our celebration of 50 years of the docent program winds down, let’s give the last word to the most significant movers and…
Contributed by Emily Clott, Class of 2012 As our celebration of 50 years of the docent program winds down, let’s give the last word to the most significant movers and…
Lisa Tallman and Brendan Wilson love being River Cruise docents. For Lisa, it's being able to tell the Chicago story in a personal way. Brendan says, "Giving this tour is…
Classic Chicago Magazine, an online publication that "that celebrates the traditional qualities of a great world city" did a deep dive into the CAC docent program in its article, "50…
The first docent class immediately recognized the need for a docent council and created one immediately in 1971. For 50 years we have had Docent Council presidents, relying on them…
Do you have an idea for a new tour? . The Tour Committee is calling for proposals for new tours – tours that will be launched in 2022. To develop…
Dear Docent Family, I am an accountant by trade, and I’m good at it. I would make a terrible salesman. If forced into sales, I might just crawl into bed…
It’s time to select our representatives for the 2022 Docent Council. . As we have done for the past few years, voting will be electronic. Voting begins today and will…
Uplifting. Rewarding. Challenging. .. These are only three of the words Lisa Pickell and Mark Purdome use to describe how they feel about being River Cruise docents. They have more…
By Joan Stewart, Class of 1995 and Russ Seward, Class of 2005 The Palmer House: is it only a hotel, or is it a “museum” that is also a hotel? …
Celebrate the conclusion of the 50th Docent Anniversary video series with fellow docent Geoffrey Baer. Geoffrey traces the shifting trends and changes that have shaped Chicago from the 1970s, when…