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TODAY
Sunday, September 21
Slowdown
BY DAY
Tuesday, September 28 2010
Cooking For Geeks @ Pumping Station: One
Pumping Station: One, the Chicago hackerspace, proudly presents Jeff Potter, author of the recently released Cooking For Geeks. Jeff will be speaking tonight about the book, and why geeks are interested in food preparation. The event happens tonight at 8:30pm at Pumping Station: One (3354 N. Elston); admission is free, but you can also pre-purchase a copy of the book for the signing portion of the evening. RSVP for this event at Eventbrite.
Funny Ha-Ha
Funny Ha-Ha returns to the Hideout, 1354 W. Wabansia Ave., tonight at from 7pm to 8:30pm. Claire Zulkey hosts readings and performances by author Wendy McClure, "Curb Your Enthusiasm" actress Johanna Stein, 2nd Story's Megan Stielstra, blogger Meghan Haynes, comedy act "Mark and Homer Like This," and filmmaker Steve Delahoyde. $5 admission, benefitting the Neighborhood Writing Alliance. 21+
David Rakoff @ Harold Washington Library
Author and This American Life contributor David Rakoff reads from his forthcoming book Half Empty today at noon at the Harold Washington Library (400 S. State Street). Admission is free and open to the public.
Tuesdays on the Terrace @ MCA
The Museum of Contemporary art concludes their summer Tuesdays on the Terrace series tonight with performances from the World Music Festival. Grab some friends and a blanket for a relaxing evening on the garden lawn, or make a night of it with a reservation at Puck's. Snacks and beverages, including wine and seasonal cocktails are available for purchase. 5:30-8pm. 220 E. Chicago Ave.
Slow Food Chicago Happy Hour @ Prairie Fire
Slow Food Chicago invites you to get your drink on tonight at Prairie Fire, 215 N Clinton, starting at 6pm. Proceeds benefit SFC's educational programming.
