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Brushwood Center at Ryerson Woods presents 'Connecting to Our Common Ground' - Vimarsana News

Brushwood Center at Ryerson Woods presents 'Connecting to Our Common Ground'

Brushwood Center at Ryerson Woods, in collaboration with Hyde Park Art Center and collector, artist, and environmental scientist Patric McCoy, present an exhibition of artwork celebrating the diverse ways in which we connect with and are shaped by nature.

Brushwood Center Honors Baratunde Thurston, Writer, Climate Activist, TV Host, with 2023 Environmental Leadership Award - Vimarsana News

Brushwood Center Honors Baratunde Thurston, Writer, Climate Activist, TV Host, with 2023 Environmental Leadership Award

Brushwood Center at Ryerson Woods announces that Baratunde Thurston, writer, climate activist, and host of the PBS series "America Outdoors with Baratunde Thurston," is the recipient of the 2023 Environmental Leadership Award. He will be honored at the 40th Anniversary of the Smith Nature Symposium Awards dinner on September 29.

Suburban Mosaic: Muslims to mark Eid festival this week and beyond - Vimarsana News

Suburban Mosaic: Muslims to mark Eid festival this week and beyond

Muslims across the suburbs will mark the celebration of Eid al-Adha this week with communal prayers and festivities.

Environmental artist exhibition shown virtually through 3-D video - Vimarsana News

Environmental artist exhibition shown virtually through 3-D video

In her exhibition, “Tides: A Prelude,” artist Arica Hilton makes an environmental statement about plastics in the ocean. She uses recycled bits of plastic to create her abstract and impressionistic-style oils and acrylics. “Tides: A Prelude,” can be viewed online through a special video showing through at least Jan. 30.