Walking with LeWitt

New Play Festival 2021

A choose-your-own-adventure exploration of the story of Little Red Riding Hood

In place of the 2020 Holiday Concert series you can enjoy a curated playlist of festive, local music on your phone while strolling the peaceful winter wonderland of the outdoor gardens. During the month of December Olbrich Gardens is offering a GPS activated Holiday Song Walk featuring a mix of holiday classics and original tunes performed by Madison area musicians. As you explore each garden area a different holiday song will automatically queue up and play over your phone/headphones. - The Great Lawn: Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas (Harmonious Wail) - Sunken Garden: Christmas on the Isthmus (Tom Kastle) - Event Garden: North Star (Beth Kille & Erik Kjelland) - Rose Garden: Christmas Time Is Here (Gerri DiMaggio) - Moonlight Meadow: What Are You Doing New Years’ Eve (Madison Red & The Band That Time Forgot) - Perennial Garden: Ocho Kandelikas (Yid Vicious Klezmer Ensemble) - Herb Garden: Christmas Bliss (Rob Dz) - Rock Garden: Merry Christmas to Me (Mark Croft) - Serenity Meadow - Jingle Bells (Capitol Chordsmen) - Thai Garden: Greensleeves (Wheelhouse) The Holiday Song Walk is free! Local musicians have generously contributed their songs to Olbrich Botanical Gardens to brighten the season. We encourage you to support our local musicians and we eagerly await the day when we can feature live performers at the Gardens again.

Enjoy Randall 5th-8th grade bands' performances while enjoying much of what Twin Lakes offers! Grab a drink at "Cup of Joe", a delicious baked good at "Bodi's", and an amazing view of Lake Mary all while listening to Randall's 5th-8th grade bands perform!

CASE - Soundscapes 2021-2022

Thank you for joining us on the Black Student Experience at Northwestern University tour! Over the next hour, you will hear stories about the fight for racial equity led by Black students at Northwestern. These are more than stories, you will hear about lived experiences of Black students based on archival documentation. For some, these stories will be difficult to hear and might not mirror your views of the institution. If that is the case, we invite you to engage with an open mind and with empathy. Use this opportunity to listen and learn. For others, this tour is about truth-telling. It speaks to a broader history of injustice and a fight for equity and inclusion. While it is not all-encompassing, we hope that this tour affirms those experiences and offers some historical context for the structures that exist today that foster equity and inclusion. As you travel between each stop, please use that time as an opportunity to reflect on what you hear, you can use the discussion questions as a guide. If you have additional stories and experiences that you would like to share, please contact the McCormick Library of Special Collections and University Archives, specialcollections@northwestern.edu.

This campus walk covers a large portion of south campus in Evanston. Listeners may opt to take the whole walk or plug in when they happen to be on a site.,

Take a leisurely stroll from the Arch to Sargeant Hall while four experts from Northwestern tell you about the trees that call this campus home.

Welcome to the Northwestern Indigenous Tour, produced by the Northwestern Center for Native American and Indigenous Research. During this tour, you’ll visit fourteen landmarks on Northwestern’s campus and learn more about the past histories and present realities of Native peoples, places, and events and how they are tied to Northwestern University. This tour will take approximately one and a half hours. Senior Producer & Narrator Patty Loew Associate Producer Stephan Moore Assistant Producers Alex Schwartz Maddie Jarrard Sound and Walking Tour Design Jeffrey Nils Gardner Sarah D. Espinoza Location Producers Alva Chavez Emanuella Evans Madeleine Fernando Maddie Jarrard Tessa Kauppila Carlyn Kranking Janet Lee Braden Pomeranzt Luodan Rojas Peter Warren Narration Jabbar Bennett Maggie Croft Jasmine Gurneau Jonathan Holloway June Thiele Caroline Watson Special Thanks Frank Bibeau Lois Biggs Chris Caldwell Doug Cox Alexander Danner Hannah Karzmer Violet Kuner Winona LaDuke John Low Kyle Malott Gary Morseau Fawn Pochel The family of Nelson Sheppo Only in Lapland Sound Collection Eli Suzukovich Avery Wallace Eliot Waldman Robert Wapahi-mani Dorene Wiese Wisconsin Public Television Northwestern Center for Native American and Indigenous Research Medill School of Journalism, Media, Integrated Marketing Communications Northwestern Sound Arts and Industries Program