Driehaus Museum Announces Lineup of June Programs

CHICAGO, May 27, 2014 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Driehaus Museum offers fascinating lectures, concerts, tours, and more! The lineup for June 2014 follows:

The Rembrandt Young Artists Special Concert (June 1): Hear the future of classical music during an afternoon concert featuring the young winners of Rembrandt Chamber Players' High School Chamber Music Competition.

One Day Excursion: The Historic Hegeler Carus Tour (June 4): Enjoy a fascinating day trip to La Salle, Illinois to experience the magnificent Hegler Carus mansion. Led by art historian Rolf Achilles, you'll explore a unique space designed by August Fiedler that remains virtually unaltered since its completion more than a century ago.

Mansions and Millionaires: The McCormickville Walking Tour (First and third Saturdays, June 7 through November 15): Step back in time to enjoy a special walking tour of Chicago's River North district, led by historian Sally Sexton Kalmbach.

Cool Jazz on a Hot Summer Night
(June 11): Enjoy an entertaining evening with the Chicago Jazz Caravan, an ensemble featuring some of Chicago's most seasoned Jazz musicians, as they delight your senses.

Celebrate Dad: Father's Day at the Museum (June 15): This Father's Day, we celebrate the men in our lives and the machines they love—automobiles. Weather permitting; three vintage cars from Chicago Vintage Motor Carriage will be displayed in front of the Driehaus Museum from noon until 4 p.m. Dads receive complimentary general admission to the Museum all day.

Make Music Chicago (June 21): People of all ages, musical genres, and ability levels will gather throughout the day in Chicago's public places, including the Driehaus Museum, to make music.

For more upcoming programs, including exhibition-related events and guided tours, please visit DriehausMuseum.org.

About the Driehaus Museum

Steps away from Chicago's Magnificent Mile, the Richard H. Driehaus Museum is a fascinating and rare example of the palatial homes erected by the wealthy of America's Gilded Age. The galleries are elegantly furnished with pieces from the most celebrated designers of the late 19th and early 20th century, such as Louis Comfort Tiffany and Herter Brothers. These objets d'art are presented in harmony with the immaculately-restored interiors and surviving furnishings of the Samuel M. Nickerson Mansion. For more information about the Museum, visit DriehausMuseum.org.

Members of the media may contact Lynnea Smith, Marketing Manager, for more information: 312 482 8933, ext. 39 or [email protected]. High-resolution images are available at www.driehausmuseum.org/press/images.

SOURCE Richard H. Driehaus Museum

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