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9 things to do on 11/29/2008

Saturdays 11am-12:15pm
Hatha Yoga
1926 N. Main St.
Wheaton, IL
800.669.1571 x300
theosophical.org
info at theosophical.org
Relax your body, mind and spirit while you enjoy the extraordinary health benefits of yoga designed to help the body rejuvenate and strengthen itself. $12 per class.

11.01-11.30
Mother Russia in Follia
Follia Restaurant
953 W. Fulton Market
Chicago
773.262.9736
www.world-weaver.com
mkostina at sbcglobal.net
This hand-knit collection offers a glimpse into the enigmatic Russian soul. Each dress is inspired by traditional Russian costumes from various time periods and tells a story of six legendary Russian women.

Sunday 6-7:30pm
Free Community Yoga Class
Yoga Now
5852 N. Broadway
Chicago
773.561.9642
yoganowchicago.com
Come join other Chicago yogis in releasing and exercising your body/mind at our free community class! Open to all levels.

11.10-12.14
How Many Earths Book Drive
McCormick Tribune Campus Center
Illinois Institute of Technology
3201 S. State St.
Chicago
312.567.5002
HowManyEarths.com
OurEnergyFuture at gmail.com
Donate your books and support How Many Earths and Room to Read. Your books will help fund two important sustainability and literacy programs. If you can’t make it to the IIT campus, schedule a pick-up appointment.

every day 5-8pm
Artists Collaborative Exhibition
Fine Arts Building #732
410 S. Michigan Ave.
Chicago
beaconst.org/
Join one of Chicago’s historic landmark buildings and the Beacon Street Gallery for their 2008 Artists Collaborative exhibit. Over 25 artists gather under one roof to showcase their work. These downtown Chicago artists are represented in local, national and international collections.

closed at 3 p.m. on Dec. 4 and 24 and all day Dec. 25 10am-7pm
Botanic Garden Wonderland
1000 Lake Cook Rd.
Glencoe, IL
847.835.5440
chicagobotanic.org/wonderland
Take a magical trip this holiday season to a winter wonderland of twinkling lights, garden-scale trains, miniature Chicago landmarks, beautiful horticulture displays and indoor snowfall. This popular holiday exhibition features garden-scale trains winding their way past detailed landscapes with 80 miniature versions of Chicago’s favorite landmarks.

11.29 11am-4pm
Tree Treats
The Morton Arboretum
4100 IL-53
Lisle, IL 60532
630.968.0074
www.mortonarb.org
trees at mortonarb.org
Celebrate winter by making treats for the trees, and learn about the animals that might feast on them during “Tree Treats.” Decorate trees naturally using items that winter animals can eat. Free with Arboretum admission. All visitors welcome to this free drop-in program. Children’s Garden.(Weather permitting)

11.29 11am-8pm
Green Friday Celebration
GreenHeart
746 N. LaSalle St.
Chicago
312.264.1625
LocalFirstChicago.org
april at localfirstchicago.org
Celebrate fair trade with GreenHeart and Local First Chicago.

Every Saturday 4-5pm
”Yours truly with Nancy”
Online
856.499.4066
ContactTalkRadio.com
info at nancytursi.com
Christmas Miller will be doing live readings on the telephone for the listeners so if you are interested please join us either by calling in or by chat room.

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