Founded in 1971, the City Community Associates was originally called South Side Associates. Membership in City Associates has since expanded to service all neighborhoods within the city of Chicago.
City Community Associates is a vital organization with an active membership of almost 350. The group provides exciting opportunities for its members to grow in the knowledge, appreciation, and enjoyment of art. Close proximity to city museums and galleries make them a regular feature on the calendar of events. All programs are coordinated through the Art Institute of Chicago.
Members reside in the following zip codes: 60611, 60610, 60614, 60657, 60605, 60643, 60091, 60601, 60615, and 60637.
Unless otherwise noted, programs are for Community Associates members only. (g) Program is for Community Associates members and their guests.
(p) Program is open to the public.
Windows on the War: Soviet TASS Posters at Home and Abroad, 1941–1945 (g)September 13, 2011
Annual members coffee and lecture
Bus Trip October 5, 2011
Docent-guided tour of Robie House interior Docent-guided Hyde Park neighborhood walk
November 10, 2011
Combined Community Associates Lecture Lecture by Jeanne Gang, principal architect, Gang Studios Art Institute of Chicago
On the Wings of Grace: Angels in Art December 5, 2011
Holiday program and luncheon
Study Series at the Art Institute—"Contemporary Visions" (g)City Associates and Southland Community Associates
Light Years: Conceptual Art and Photograph, 1964–1977 January 4, 2012
International Works of Film and Video January 11, 2012
Contemporary Art: Focus on 60s and 70s Pop Art January 18, 2012
Cutting Edge Jewelry Design January 25, 2012
Hudson River School (g) February 14, 2012
March 15, 2012
2011 AIC/CSO Joint Education Seminar Symphony Center
Bus Trip and Luncheon April 19, 2012
Artist demonstration at Chicago Mosaic School Luncheon at Café 28 Tour of outdoor Chicago mosaics
Preview of Roy Lichtenstein: Anatomry of an Exhibtion May 15, 2012
Arts Club of Chicago Buffet
Bus Trip and Luncheon June 13, 2012
Docent-guided walking tour of Anderson Japanese Gardens, Rockford, IL Lecture by Jeff Nigro: Nature and Art in Japanese CultureLuncheon
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