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Like last week's recommended band, Veruca Salt, this week's band released a new record after nearly 20 years apart. The members of the Swedish hard-core quartet Refused put aside their differences for a reunion tour, ultimately leading to the release of Freedom, a record that unfortunately fails to capture the excitement of the 1998 classic, The Shape of Punk to Come.
Saturday, July 25, 2015, 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM. $25.00.
Visit the Green City Farmer's Market. Shop for specialty foods from local producers and buy lunch. Take time to visit Lincoln Park Zoo or the Conservatory and then meet at the Peggy Notebart Nature Museum for a guided tour, including the Butterfly Room and the Wilderness Walk.
Monday, September 14, 2015, 7:00 PM.
Tuesday, September 15, 2015, 2:00 PM.
This month's Adult Book Discussion book will be Destroyer Angel by Nevada Barr.
"Octopus lived in a cozy home under the sea. He had nothing to complain about. He could make himself a decent meal. He had a wonderful view."
Check out Arms and the Dudes and learn about a stoner trio's unlikely success with foreign arms dealing before it comes to the big screen next spring.
“Who do you think you are, throwing sticks in the middle of the night, waking up cute little animals?!
After about 17 years of changing line-ups, the original members of mid-90's, Chicago rockers, Veruca Salt have come together with "hatchets buried, axes exhumed" to release a new album.
Recording the life and career of perhaps our finest documentary photographer, the latest entry in PBS’ American Masters series is a fascinating documentary.
Agnieszka lives in the valley outside the Blighted Woods. The evil of The Woods is held at bay by the wizard known as Dragon.
"I love taking pictures of animals... Sometimes the animals run or fly away... I only get pictures of their butts..."
