Similar organisations to Magic Masters of Chicago
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Theater
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Chicago International Puppet Theater Festival
The Chicago International Puppet Theater Festival advances the art of puppetry.
8300
Chicago
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Recreational, Pleasure, or Social Club
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Chicago Prime Timers
The purposes of this organization shall be: to foster friendships, personal growth, and healthy aging among older gay, bi, and transmasculine men in an atmosphere of fellowship, mutual respect, and support; to promote these outcomes through participation in social, cultural, educational, and philanthropic activities that reflect member interests; to strengthen intergenerational ties with younger gay and bisexual men by addressing mutual concerns and by better understanding different generational perspectives; to support not-for-profit organizations and social and humanitarian projects that align with CPT beliefs.
Chicago
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Dance
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Emergence Dance Theatre
One of the world's largest dance festival presents the best in hip-hop, ballet, tap, Latin, jazz, urban, ethnic and contemporary dance in Chicago.
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Chicago
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Arts, Cultural Organizations - Multipurpose
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Art Institute of Chicago
5,000 years of art and creativity in the ❤️ of Chicago Interested in becoming a member.
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Chicago
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Singing Choral
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Chicago Master Singers
CMS is an auditioned chorus made up of passionate volunteer singers from the greater Chicago area.
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Barrington
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Theater
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League of Chicago Theatres
THE LEAGUE OF CHICAGO THEATRES IS AN ALLIANCE OF THEATRES, WHICH LEVERAGES ITS COLLECTIVE STRENGTH TO SUPPORT, PROMOTE AND ADVOCATE FOR CHICAGO'S THEATRE INDUSTRY.
Chicago
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Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution
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League of Chicago Theatres Foundation
LEAGUE OF CHICAGO THEATRES FOUNDATION SUPPORTS THE WORK OF LEAGUE OF CHICAGO THEATRES THROUGH GRANTMAKING AND FUNDRAISING.
Chicago
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Opera
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Opera Festival of Chicago Inc
Opera Festival of Chicago is dedicated to presenting fully staged productions of Italian opera masterworks that rarely grace the stage in the United States, making this work accessible to American audiences and artists alike.
1900
Chicago