EVENINGS AT MATHER’S

7134 W. Higgins Avenue, Chicago, IL 60656 | (773) 774.4804mathersmorethanacafe.com

EVENING FITNESS CLASSES

Yoga Tuesdays and Thursdays,5:30–6:30 p.m. We welcome every fitness level and level of experience with yoga.Enjoy a calming, stress-relieving yoga class thatgradually stretches andstrengthens the body.Cost $5

Zumba Gold Wednesdays6:00–6:30 p.m.This modified Zumbaclass features exhilaratingLatin music and easy-to-follow dance movesthat focus on balance,range of motion, and coordination. Cost $3

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Monday, May 16:00–7:00 p.m. DIY Home Decorating, Part 1Karen Carpino, Interior DesignerLearn how to decorate your home like aprofessional designer—without spendingmoney! You’ll learn about redesigning andrearranging a room using what you alreadyown; downsizing your possessions in amove to a smaller residence; and basic or-ganizing and decluttering. Part 2 will be onWednesday, June 14. Suggested Donation$8 for each session

Monday, May 83:00–4:30 p.m. Culinary Talk & Tasting:Marshall Field’s Walnut Room Mary Beth Lutjen & the Culinary Delighters

It all started with a lady and a pot pie. Enjoy a sampling of some of the WalnutRoom’s famous culinary traditions, like Mrs. Hering’s Chicken Pot Pie, the PeachNest, Frango Mint Pie, and a few others.While enjoying the food, you’ll hear the history of this grand restaurant. Cost $10

Monday, May 85:00–7:00 p.m. Drawing: A 2-Week Workshop

Bob Hilger, Artist Learn four differ-ent approaches todrawing still-lifes,figures, and evencartoons. This

two-week workshop will focus on drawingan image using simple geometric shapes,adding shadow and spaces around animage, drawing the figure with a simpleline approach, and finally putting it all together. Suggested Donation $20 for the 2-week workshop

Tuesday, May 93:30–4:30 p.m. Car ChatDennis Delia, Retired Auto Mechanic Tired of being taken advantage by auto mechanics? Learn how often you should docar maintenance. In this open discussionand Q&A session, you’ll learn the rightquestions to ask from a mechanic with over 40 years’ experience. FREE

Wednesday, May 103:30–5:00 p.m. Tech-Knowledge: Catch a RideAaric Straford, Chicago Methodist Senior Services (CMSS)Compare a variety of both new and oldtransportation options including Pace, Paratransit, Lyft, and Uber. Find out the best way for you to get around at the best cost. Cost $10

For a schedule of daytime events, ask the receptionist for a More at Mather’s magazine.

Friday, May 124:30 p.m. Dinner Theater: Andrew BlendermannA Chicago favorite, the talented and“blenderful” Andrew will draw on hisrepertoire of over 2,000 songs to giveus an evening of entertainment youwon’t want to miss! Please pay uponregistration. Dinner 4:30 p.m.Show 5:30 p.m. Meal Cost $10Entertainment Suggested Donation $8

Monday, May 156:00–7:00 p.m. Retirement Living Options & Myths Andrea Donovan, Senior Living AdvisorLearn all about various living optionsavailable to older adults, includingcosts, levels of care, staffing, and thefacts about moving to a communityversus staying at home. FREE

Tuesday, May 163:30–4:30 p.m. Tellington TTouch for Pets and People!Mary Ann Wilkens, Connect 2 PetsLearn the system of gentle circularTTouches that work at the cellular

level to activate the body’s potential.Use the technique to find relief fromheadaches, backache, neck pain, anddepression. Suggested Donation $8

Wednesday, May 174:30–5:30 p.m. Judy Garland: Early & RareMike Delaney, Media Historian

Following her roleas Dorothy in theLand of Oz, JudyGarland madesome unusual and entertaining appearances inmovies and on

radio and TV, revealing a fresh innocencethat sharply contrasted with the turmoilof her personal life. Mike has collectedvideo and audio clips of some of theserare appearances for us. Suggested Donation $5

Friday, May 194:30 p.m. Dinner Theater: The Joy of Spring!John Eskola, Vocalist & Pat Rusk, PianistJohn and Pat serve up some joyoussongs of the season, such as “Spring,Spring, Spring,” “It Might as Well BeSpring,” and many more. Enjoy acabaret-style performance following a delicious spring dinner. Pay upon registration. Dinner 4:30 p.m.Show 5:30 p.m.; Meal Cost $10Entertainment Suggested Donation $8

Monday, May 225:00–7:00 p.m. Drawing: A 2-Week Workshop, Part 2 See May 8.

Tuesday, May 233:30–5:00 p.m. Tech-Knowledge: Taking & Sharing SelfiesAaric Straford, Chicago Methodist Senior Services (CMSS)Take pictures of yourself, friends, andfamily standing close. Find out why it is so much fun and so useful! Cost $10

Friday, May 266:00–8:00 p.m. Paint & Sip with Val

Val Zucker-McCune, Owner, Smart Art Studios

6:00 to 6:30 is a pre-party,

followed bypainting. Perfect for the stick-figurechallenged! Enjoy an evening of painting with local artist Val McCune.She’ll guide you through recreating aselected piece while you enjoy your favorite BYOB beverage. Relax at theend of your week and take home yourvery own masterpiece! Includes paintingsupplies and canvas. Suggested Donation $30

Monday, May 29CAFÉ CLOSED – Happy Memorial Day!

Evenings at Mather’s | 7134 W. Higgins Avenue, Chicago, IL 60656 | (773) 774.4804 • mathersmorethanacafe.com

Acoustic EveningsThursdays, May 4, 11, 18 & 25, 6:30–7:45 p.m.Join us for a showcase of local talent. Each

week features a different musician—and a unique musical experience!Come early for

dinner, and keep in mind we’reBYOB. Suggested

Donation $5

JOIN US FOR DINNER!Mather’s now serves Café favorites plus a special dinner menu until 8:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. Bring your family and friends in for a new experience at Mather’s, featuring

• full table service (no tipping allowed!) • something for every taste• the friendly welcome you expect from Mather’s • BYOB every night

Questions? Ask our friendly receptionist!

Dinner menu available 3:00–8:00 p.m.

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PLEASE REGISTER AT LEAST ONE WEEK IN ADVANCE FOR ALL PROGRAMS