Weekly Woo Winter Ten

Reading (kinda) week!

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Event Details

Clothing Swap with Hobart/CRC: We are partnering with Hobart and CRC to hold a clothing swap! Bring your clothes that you want to get rid of and get new clothes for free. You don't need to donate clothes to get clothes, nor do you need to get clothes if you donate. If you'd like to donate clothes but can't make it at this time, text Margaret at (513) 225-4906

Fireside with Dr. Susan Osborn: Teaching Music Through Photography and Architecture

Weekly Woo Winter Nine

We came. We saw. We Formaled.

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Event Details

Poker Night: No money required.

Chess Club: Pull up. Chess.

Volunteer at Hana Center: Join us to go to the Hana Center in Albany Park  Chicago to help sort donations for asylum seekers! CTA Passes and Korean snacks will be provided (more info in the RSVP form). RSVP is required. 

Hana Center is a Chicago-area non-profit organization working to meet the critical needs of Korean, Asian American, and multi-ethnic immigrant communities through various services such as housing and legal services.

Liquor Store Dreams Screening: Liquor Store Dreams offers an intimate portrait of the lives of liquor store owners and their second-generation ‘liquor store babies.’ Using a lens of relationality and solidarity, the documentary opens space for tough intergenerational conversations about immigration, class, race, and mental health. Join us for a screening and candid conversation with filmmaker So Yun Um and Skid Row Peoples’ Market owner Danny Park. We will meet at the WFFL at 6:30 and then walk over to the Block Cinema together.

Movie Night: The Hangover.

Willard Formal Photos!

Formal Photos!

Willard Formal was a huge success! Thank you to everyone who came and made this night one to remember.

Photos by Henry Frieman.