Durufle's Requiem @ Millennium Park

The Grant Park Orchestra performs music by MacMillan and Gutierrez Heras as well as Durufle at this free concert. 8:30 PM. For more information, visit the website.

Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me @ Gene Siskel Film Center

The Gene Siskel Film Center presents a month-long festival of the films of David Lynch. Today's film is a new 35mm print of 1992's Twin Peaks film. The film shows today at 7:30 PM, and will also be screened on Monday and Wednesday; see the Film Center's Website for a complete schedule. Tickets: $9, $7 for students, $5 for Film Center members, and $4 for SAIC students. Film Center: 164 N. State. (312) 846-2600.

Free Intro to Yoga @ Bloom Studio

If you're curious about yoga but aren't sure about making the financial and time committment for professional classes, Bloom Yoga Studio has got you covered. Their monthly free Intro to Yoga workshop is a great way to learn some basic poses and get an introduction to the practice as well as decide whether it's really for you. The workshop is free, but pre-registration is recommeded to ensure you get a spot. 3-4pm at 4663 N. Rockwell. Call 773-463-9642 to register or do it online.

Lipp, Abrams & Fasman @ Hyde Park Art Center

As one of the final performances scheduled for artist Juan Chavez's Speaker Project, New York electronic musician and rhythm-meister Eliot Lipp will be playing at the Hyde Park Art Center. For the occasion, Lipp will be collaborating with a pair of Chicago associates--DJ Ben Fasman (of WalkThisWay and Gutter Butter DJs affilation) and bassist-about-town Josh Abrams. 5020 S. Cornell. 9pm, $8 admission. Advance tickets are available through the Empty Bottle website.

Blue Velvet @ Gene Siskel Film Center

The Gene Siskel Film Center presents a month-long festival of the films of David Lynch. Today's film is the 1986 breakthrough Blue Velvet. The film shows today at 5:15 PM, and will also be screened next Tuesday and Thursday; see the Film Center's Website for a complete schedule. Tickets: $9, $7 for students, $5 for Film Center members, and $4 for SAIC students. Film Center: 164 N. State. (312) 846-2600.

Traditional Latin American Doll Workshop @ Tourism Center

Patricia Carlos leads this free workshop, in which you can paint a doll that was handmade by Mexican artisans. 72 E Randolph, from 11 AM to 4 PM. Part of the Art of Play series of events. For more information, call 312-744-2400 or visit the website.

777 Wine Week @ Primehouse

Get a big ol' beefy lunch all this week at Primehouse and help out Common Threads. From 11:30am to 3pm, July 7-14, David Burke's Chicago meat emporium is offering a three course lunch special for $20.71. For just $7 more, you can sample seven wines from the selected region of the day to compliment your meal.

Exotica: Surfin' in Chicago

Exotica: Surfin' in Chicago gets fully under way today at FitzGerald's, 6615 Roosevelt Rd. in Berwyn. Doors open at noon for a full schedule of music, including performances by The Bikini Beachcombers, The Astronauts, The Reluctant Aquanauts, The Concussions, The Volcanos, The Neanderthals, The Trashmen and Los Santos, plus DJ Del Villareal, DJ Jet Sterling, hula and go-go dancers and vintage vendors. Tickets are $30 in advance, $35 door; children under 12 are free.

Work Out @ Millennium Park

Yoga at 8 AM, Pilates at 9 AM, and African dance at 10 AM, led by Amaniyea Payne and Muntu Dance Theatre, on the Great Lawn. If you need more incentive than taking in the amazing skyline views while working up a sweat, consider this: it's free. For more information, visit the website.

Weird Kids Night Dance Party

Hosted by the WLUW Hump Day Day Dance Party, the Weird Kids Night dance party features an all-kids' music theme and an all-star lineup: the Hump Day Dance Party Unit, DJ Arpad, Rocktober's Jake Austen, Chicago hip hopsters The Cool Kids, and Daniel Knox.

The hullaballoo is on Monday, July 9 at the Darkroom (2210 West Chicago), running from 9 p.m. to close. The cover is a paltry $7, and the proceeds benefit WLUW 88.7 FM.

GBV Tribute @ Beat Kitchen

Tonight, John Sellers will be in indie rock time warp heaven. In celebration of his new book Perfect From Now On: How Indie Rock Saved My Life, Sellers got some friends together to rock the Beat Kitchen. Performing tonight are Chicago's own Guided By Voices tribute band the Textbook Committee who will pay earnest homage to Bob Pollard alongside Chicago's Farewell Captain. The latter will forego their own originals to do a set of indie-rock cover songs by Pavement, Archers of Loaf and Superchunk all by John's request. They'll have the late show slot at the Kitchen tonight. Doors open at 10:30 pm, music starts at 11pm. Tickets are $7, 21+.