Club Preview + Group Renovation Days
Preview the club before it officially opens, tear down some walls, and meet some new friends.
Ribbon Cutting and News Night!
Join Mouse Arts and Letter for our ribbon cutting at noon! A day full of facility tours will follow, plus pinhole cameras, calendars, merch, and at last, a news night at 7pm. Ring in the new year with warmth and joy!
Spanish Interchange/Intercambio de Español
Practica español y/o inglés
Practice spanish and/or english
Citywide Newsroom
Journalists from all publications are invited to work together at the club all day, whether you’re a member or not. We will have a citywide pitch meeting/discussion at 10:30AM.
Signal Hill Issue 2 Launch
Celebrate the release of the second issue of acclaimed audio documentary magazine Signal Hill!
Film Screening and International Letter Exchange: Three Giant Salamanders
Join the Guangzhou based arts collective Momoration for a screening of Wan Qing’s work “Three Giant Salamanders in the Basement” along with two other short films concerning anarchist tofu stands, martial arts, and identity cards. Following the screening, attendees will be invited to correspond via letter with the artists in Guangzhou. This event is part of Mouse’s Event Series: Soybean Investigations.
Translation Night
Translation nights are monthly salons where we read translations we have made, translations others have made, and on occasion, our own writing. It's not a writing workshop. It is a convivial gathering of friends who read their brief works, then ask each other questions about it.
Dreaming Inside History: A Video Tour of Alternative Educational Spaces of Chicago
A lecture and video series that revisits histories of alternative art and design education across several decades of Chicago history. Featuring works from an autonomous CPS high school “without walls”, the “Video Machete” arts collective, and more.
Midwest Modern Presents: A Tour of West Michigan Architecture
Join Midwest Modern for a photography-centered lecture on modern architecture in West Michigan, with an emphasis on the outsized role its furniture industry played in shaping the image of modern design in the popular imagination.

