COMMUNITY DAYS
Every Tuesday at 1 pm
Our Tuesday program is brought to you in conjunction with JCC Chicago.
Tuesday, February 25—Community Days: The Benefits of Cloud Computing – iCloud. Discover the convenience and power of cloud technology with Tony LaPalio from Senior Tech Support. You will learn how iCloud can simplify your digital life and provide secure, reliable storage options. We will start with an easy introduction to the cloud, and then Tony will explore iCloud’s key features, such as automatic backups and seamless syncing.
We will discuss the advantages of using cloud storage compared to keeping physical files and how all your devices can work together in harmony. Additionally, we will cover pricing and plans tailored to your needs. Whether you want to streamline your digital storage or increase your daily productivity, this presentation will demonstrate how iCloud can become an essential tool in your digital life.
Tuesday, March 4—Community Days: Mrs. Lincoln in Love Historic Portrayal with Laura Keyes. Set on January 31, 1862, this scene takes place as Mrs. Lincoln and her family are comfortably settled in the Executive Mansion. While enjoying an afternoon tea with other women, Mrs. Lincoln reflects on the loves of her life: her children, her husband, and her country. During the gathering, she even shares some of Mr. Lincoln’s love letters to her.
Tuesday, March 11—Community Days: Blues, Jazz, and Country Music with Rob Lutes. Join musician Rob Lutes for a performance and lecture on his favorite American songs from three genres that flourished in the early 20th century.Join musician Rob Lutes for a performance and lecture on his favorite American songs from three genres that flourished in the early 20th century.
Tuesday, March 18—Community Days: Think You Know Chicago? Surprising Tales from the City’s Most Beloved Attractions with Theresa Goodrich. Explore the fascinating stories behind Chicago’s most famous landmarks and tourist attractions in this engaging look at the city’s history. From escaping elephants to Supreme Court battles, these tales are sure to surprise even the most knowledgeable fans of the Windy City. Meet the individuals who established beloved cultural institutions and museums, as well as the unsung heroes who transformed an industrial town—once known for its pollution and stockyards—into a vibrant center for the arts.
Tuesday, March 25—Community Days: Fashion, Ferris Wheels, and Film: Dressing Women for the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair with Kelli Marshall. Step back into 1893 and explore how women dressed for a day at the Chicago World’s Fair! Join Kelli Marshall from Chicago Movie Tours as we examine original photographs, newspaper articles, and a virtual reality experience focused on the Fair’s most popular attraction, the Ferris Wheel. We’ll also discuss fashion advice from that era and learn about the Fair’s strict photographic regulations.
Support for these programs had been graciously provided by The Albert and Lucille Delighter and Marcella Winston Foundation, a Supporting Foundation of the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago.
