jen & holly

• Friday 18 September 2015
• 7-11 pm
• Ceremony with cocktails, hors d’oeuvres and dancing to follow
• Prairie Production
• 1314 West Randolph Street, Chicago

Parking/directions: Prairie Production is located on Randolph Street in Chicago’s West Loop neighborhood (view map). Easily accessible by taxi from any downtown hotel or by public transportation and major expressways. Free street parking is available on W. Randolph Street.

Public transportation: The venue is located halfway between the CTA‘s Morgan-Lake and the Ashland-Lake stations on the L’s green and pink lines.

Catering: Our reception will be catered by First Slice, a self-funded charity that feeds the needy and homeless. There may not be a traditional wedding cake (or much else traditional, for that matter), but there will be plenty to eat — for a good cause.

Hotel room blocks:

Westin Michigan Avenue Chicago

• 900 N. Michigan Avenue
• Please call the toll free reservations line at 1-888-627-8385 and reference Christensen/Crenshaw.
• You may also book online at www.starwoodmeeting.com/Book/christensencrenshawwedding
• Reserve by 5 pm August 18.

The Knickerbocker Millennium Hotel

• 163 E. Walton Place
• Please book at http://bit.ly/1LMKpMM

Want to be part of our celebration? Please email of photo of your own wedding or a picture of you with someone you love to jen.christensen@turner.com. Let us know who’s included in the image and when and where it was taken.

Art Institute of Chicago:

TripAdvisor’s top recommendation for what to do in Chicago. One of the best museums in the world, with amazing Impressionist and post-Impressionist collections.

Millennium Park:

Home of “The Bean” and other landmark art installations and sculpture.

Museum campus:

Three of Chicago’s world-class museums—the Field Museum, Adler Planetarium and Shedd Aquarium—are located in this 57-acre lakefront park located at the south end of the Monroe Street Harbor.

Architecture boat tour:

This 75-minute tour highlights Chicago’s rich architectural heritage, with dramatic views of residential and commercial buildings along the river. The Chicago Architecture Foundation offers other tours by boat, by bus, on bike and on foot.

The Gayborhood:

The first officially recognized gay village in the United States, Boystown is the nickname for the neighborhood that’s home to Chicago’s LGBT community.

Wrigley Field:

Built in 1914, Wrigley has been home to the Chicago Cubs for 99 years. Check the Friendly Confines’ web site for information on behind-the-scene tours and home game tickets.