Flash news: flash-mob cataloging in Chicago this weekend!
Completely ganked from the Talk thread:
This Sunday, April 19, the Puerto Rican Cultural Center in Chicago will host a flash-mob to catalog the 1-2,000 books left in their library! The flash-mob will start at 11 am and go until 3 - or until the books are cataloged, whichever happens first.
The PRCC is located at 2700 W Haddon in the Paseo Boricua neighborhood. Take the Division exit off 90/94, go about 2 miles West on Division, then turn left on Washtenaw. The PRCC is on the NW corner of Haddon and Washtenaw. There's plenty of free street parking.
Feel free to just show up on the day, or send a message ahead of time to let us know you're coming so we'll know how many to expect! Sarah Jackman (sbjackman@gmail.com) is the contact person for this flash-mob. Feel free to call her at (608) 330-0865 or send her an email.
We hope lots of Chicago-area LibraryThingers will come out to help - can't wait to see you all there!
This Sunday, April 19, the Puerto Rican Cultural Center in Chicago will host a flash-mob to catalog the 1-2,000 books left in their library! The flash-mob will start at 11 am and go until 3 - or until the books are cataloged, whichever happens first.
The PRCC is located at 2700 W Haddon in the Paseo Boricua neighborhood. Take the Division exit off 90/94, go about 2 miles West on Division, then turn left on Washtenaw. The PRCC is on the NW corner of Haddon and Washtenaw. There's plenty of free street parking.
Feel free to just show up on the day, or send a message ahead of time to let us know you're coming so we'll know how many to expect! Sarah Jackman (sbjackman@gmail.com) is the contact person for this flash-mob. Feel free to call her at (608) 330-0865 or send her an email.
We hope lots of Chicago-area LibraryThingers will come out to help - can't wait to see you all there!
Labels: cataloging, Chicago, cultural library, flash mob, flash-mob cataloging, Illinois
posted by Sonya at 11:31 AM
4 Comments:
And for Chicagoans, you can take the Blue Line to Division and then the #70 Austin bus west.
Hmm. I have church, but my church meets literally four blocks east of there.
Woohoo! Finally a flash-mob in Chicago! As of right now, I can't see any reason that I shouldn't be able to make it other than the typical CTA travails we all deal with on a daily basis.
I was really sad to miss this, but I had stuff going on out in the 'burbs. Hope it was a blast and hopefully LT will have another flash-mob cataloging in our wonderful windy city!!
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