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And if you're up and around this morning (Saturday) and willing to brave the return of the cold, today is the formal season opening day for City Farm, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., at 1204 North Clybourn, just south of Helmut Jahn's Mercy Lakefront Near North SRO.
Also coming up this week: On Tuesday the 17th, Henry Hobson Richardson in the Landscape, at Glessner House; Chicago's Civil War History, Memory and Landscape, at CAF lunchtime on Wednesday, North Lawndale's K-Town Historic District, at the Cultural Center on Thursday, the same day the Chaddick Institute will be offering Plans, Projects, and Priorities: The Planning Legacy of the Two Mayor Daleys.
There are nearly two dozen great events still to come this month, so check out the May calendar here.
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