Wednesday
Oct052011
To-DosLetter: Falling for Autumn!


So Long, Summer - Welcome Autumn!
It is, indeed, that time of year when the leaves begin to fall, the weather cools and many warm weather lovers wonder: "what now?" It's true that it's not hard to find something To-Do in the summer - it's just hard to keep up with it all! But, in the off-season (i.e., fall, winter and spring!), Soleil's To-Dos really shines! In fact, Soleil's To-Dos was born in autumn eleven years ago and we still revel in our ability to unearth tons of really cool To-Dos to keep you entertained, enlightened, engaged and excited year-round! In your seven-day forecast we've got:
Afro Latino Live Series featuring Grupo Cha Cha - A new weekly Thursday series presented by Sound Culture! Sound Culture has solidly established its reputation as a presenter of world music. Look forward to heating things up each week with a dose of African Diasporic Music from Latin America!


Ugandan Orphans Choir - Du something different at DuSable this Saturday! Five boys and five girls aged 8-11 invite you to share in their culture through dance, music and song, bringing a message of hope!
Black United Fund Living Legends/Passing the Torch Awards Benefit - Break out your finery and celebrate the year of the woman! Awardees include Deborah O. Brown (NBC 5 Chicago), Naomi Davis (Blacks In Green) and Zondra Hughes (Steed Media Group)! ('Tis the season to be . . . Gala - so look for an upcoming To-DosLetter featuring a number of fabulous galas!)

Dark Girls - Screening & Lecture - The long-anticipated screenings of this documentary have finally begun! Dark Girls examines biases and attitudes relating to dark-skinned women. The directors will participate in a lecture/discussion about the issues raised in the film.
Black Theater Alliance/Ira Aldridge Awards - Prime-Time Theater season is in full effect and here's an opportunity to show some love for your faves from the stage and behind the scenes. We have a nice selection of productions on our Theater Page and more are added regularly - so please feel free to indulge yourself! If you're looking for a little more spooky in your theater, Chicago Stage Reviews "Spooky Theater" will get you off to a hell-raising start!



So, I hope you feel a little reassured and trust in Soleil's To-Dos as we embark on another journey through the "off-season"!!
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