Chicago’s First Lady Cruises Box Office accepts Visa, MasterCard and Cash.
Will call ticket pickup is available at Chicago’s First Lady Cruises dockside box office on Michigan & Wacker Dr. We strongly recommend arriving at the box office 30 minutes prior to the start time of your cruise.
Individual Tickets: 800-745-3000 CAC Member Reservations: 312-922-8687 Groups of 10 or more, please contact grouptours@architecture.org or call 312-322-1130 to make a reservation.
Please check www.cruisechicago.com for Chicago’s First Lady Cruises Dockside Box Office hours.
Guests with limited mobility please visit www.cruisechicago.com/accessibility for drop-off location and directions. Please present yourself to our staff if you prefer early boarding. Chicago's Leading Lady and Chicago's Classic Lady are wheelchair-accessible and offer a wheelchair-accessible family restroom. Tickets for tours on these vessels can be purchased by selecting the 9am, 10am, 11am, 12pm, 1pm, 2pm, 3pm or 4pm departure times. Please also note that all Chicago Architecture Center downtown walking tours are wheelchair accessible.
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Policies for each event may be different. Generally event will call tickets may be picked up 90 minutes prior.
(210) 207-3663
Regular hours - Mon-Fri 10:00am-5:00pm Event days - vary
For accessible seating, please call (210) 207-3663.
Arizona Trail Riders Membership
As our name implies, the club's focus in on riding singletrack trail however dual sport and family rides are also part of ATR's mission. The club is a diverse group made up of riders of all ages, genders, and abilities so we offer something for everyone. As a club, we also offer organized rides to Baja and Colorado for our members, along with several camp-n-ride events throughout the year. Along with our club rides, ATR also holds at least one public event each year as fundraiser for our activities. These yearly events have ranged from AMA National Enduros to AMRA Desert Scrambles to Dual Sports. Our club members are expected to help promote these events.
While our main goal as a club is to get out there and ride, we realize it cannot be all play and no work. To that end, the Arizona Trail Riders have been, and will continue to be, leaders in promoting responsible OHV use locally and across the nation. ATR members are encouraged to get involved in the political world of OHV use and make their opinions, and expectations, heard by land managers and our legislators.
If this sounds good to you, then get busy and sign-up. We'd love to have you as a responsible member of the Arizona dirtbike riding community!
We meet once a month, the second tuesday at the Red Devil Italian Resturant and Pizzaria at 3004 E Bell Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85032 at 7 pm.
ATR Full Membership Fees/Schedule January - June: $35, July - October: $25, November and December are $35 but are good for the next calendar year. A Full Membership includes club t-shirt, voting rights, and partcipation in all Club events, including Club Rides.
ATR Associate Membership Fees/Schedule January - December: $10 The Associate Membership includes a club t-shirt and partcipation in all Club non-riding events. Voting rights, and participation in Club Rides are NOT included in this membership.
All membership renewals are due in January. ***NOTE*** Please purchase your memberships one at a time to make sure we capture your information correctly. Thanks.
New exhibits and 80 artist studios open to the public Tuesday - Sunday 12-5 pm. Admissions is free.
18th Annual Simply Photography Exhibit
Photographers get an opportunity to showcase their signature photographs in this juried show. Photography of all types including traditional, digital, manipulated and photographic mixed-media are allowed. This exhibit will be juried by Jeffrey Allison, the Paul Mellon Collection educator at VMFA and a professional photographer. The exhibit will be in the main gallery.
Call for entries is December 15, 2020 - January 13, 2021. Submit your entries through our online form. There are cash prizes. Check our website for details on submitting your artwork.
Camera Club of Richmond Exhibit
This exhibit of award winning photography will be in the Centre Gallery at Art Works.
The Camera Club of Richmond’s mission is to pursue excellence in photography. CCR accomplishes this mission through monthly meetings, group activities, educational seminars, image evaluations, photography exhibitions, and competitions. Since 1932, the Club has offered instruction, mentoring, and camaraderie to members to help them advance their photographic skills. All experience levels are welcome. Throughout COVID, CCR has transitioned their monthly meetings (2nd Wednesday of each month) and their many other seminars, to a virtual format. To learn more about CCR, visit their website.
Eternity Concepts by Xexilia O. Shadows
Xexilia O. Shadows
This exhibit is the illustrative works of Eternity Concepts, the passion project of Xexilia O. Shadows. They depict various moods, emotions, and contain cryptic messages therein. Xexilia began producing and showing art at the VFMA in her youth with traditional media such as drawing and painting; Today, she mainly relies on digital art production due to accessibility. The constant themes explored in her work are love, tragedy, quantum mechanics, the otherworldly, religion, magic, morality, human rights equality, and human nature. She uses art to communicate her thoughts most clearly, as severe dyslexia has made it difficult to explain her views verbally. Instead, a picture is worth more than a thousand words in her world. It can be an entire novel. Long influenced by comics, Xexilia branched in Japanese comics (commonly called manga) in 1996, feeling that the typical format and stories of these comics better worked for the stories she wanted to tell--which were a far cry from American superhero comics or newspaper strips. Today, in addition to being a showcased artist, Xexilia is also a published author in a variety of subjects, namely non-fiction research of paranormal events. Working in the genre of New Adult, her work is beloved by teenagers and adults alike, and often features cautionary tales and examples Xexilia sees as pitfalls of life. Her goal is to always leave the viewer or reader better than before they found her work, to expand their minds and cause them to reconsider themselves, old beliefs, and the world inside and around them. She originally began publishing her works online in 1998 and is considered a legacy or retro webcomic artist.
For MS Project training to be effective it needs to be integrated, applied, and enjoyable. By guiding participants through the construction and use of both sample and actual projects (from your workplace), we have found our training to be both productive, and well received. Other courses may show you how to find the product features – our course teaches you how use the features to produce meaningful results.
Who should take this MS Project Best Practices 102 course?
This course is for anyone who intends to be involved in planning and/or controlling projects using Microsoft Project. (We have courses available for all versions of Microsoft Project.)
Where is this MS Project training offered?
The Microsoft Project Best Practices 102 course is offered on an open-enrollment basis at our Project Management Education Center in Bellevue/Seattle, WA, (which also serves Kirkland, Redmond, Renton, Everett, Federal Way, and Tacoma), as well as at our Project Management Education Center in Tucson, AZ (which also serves the Greater Phoenix area, Oro Valley, and Sierra Vista / Fort Huachuca), and other select locations such as Grand Cayman. We also provide it on an on-site basis anywhere in the world, and online using live instructors.
MS Project 102 Course Objectives
By the end of this MS Project training course you will be able to:
Create work, material, and cost resources
Create resource calendars
Assign work, material, and cost resources
Understand effort-drive scheduling
Utilize task types and understand their impact on schedule calculations
Create task calendars
Assign fixed costs to tasks
Set up recurring tasks
Analyze over-allocated resources
Perform resource leveling – both automatic and manual
Utilize advanced reporting features
Microsoft Project Course Details
Length: 8 hours.
Style: This interactive course is built around “Step by Step Microsoft Project” by Carl Chatfield, PMP. The text is accompanied by PowerPoint presentations – participants build projects based on sample data, as well as developing and experimenting with their own project data.
Texts: Participants receive a course participant’s manual, course textbook, and sample files.
Format: Computer classroom. We will supply you with a laptop loaded with Microsoft Project if you take the course in one of our classrooms.
Prerequisites: Microsoft Project Best Practices 101
Microsoft Project Course Content (Best Practices 102)
Setting up work resources
Creating resource calendars
Assigning work resources
Work calculations
Task types and their affect on schedules
Effort-driven scheduling and smart tags
Creating and assigning cost resources
Task calendars
Fixed costs
Recurring tasks
Material resources
Over-allocated resources and resource leveling
Advanced reporting
Creating a lookup table
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Please check with event organizer prior to registration as this course may be presented live online instead of in-classroom due to Covid-19 protocols.
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