The Chicago Roundup is a weekend-long gathering of GLBT's celebrating recovery, and those interested in finding out what recovery has to offer.
The Chicago Roundup offers the perfect opportunity to meet others in recovery from different parts of the country and the world.
This collection of so many different experiences and perceptions makes our own recovery that much stronger...and offers the opportunity for making some wonderful new friends.
It is our sincere wish for each of you that you will embrace this weekend by sharing of yourselves with each other and leave with a renewed sense of self, a newly formed fellowship and the ability to
carry the message. We want to welcome you to a weekend of serenity, unity and hope.
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The Chicago Roundup's theme for 2010 is "2010: An Awakening."
The event will take place at the Center on Halsted during
Market Days: August 6-8, 2010.
Registration is now OPEN! Buy your tickets for the Roundup here.
August 1st is the Deadline to Dine at the Roundup!
You have only until Sunday, August 1 to reserve your seat for the Roundup's Saturday Night catered Dinner and the lavish Sunday afternoon Brunch!
While the Saturday Night Speaker & Entertainment and the Sunday Gratitude Panel will be open to last-minute ticket purchasers (as long as seats are available), the caterers require that the two meals be ordered by August 1.
So, if you haven't purchased the Saturday Night or the Sunday Afternoon options, go the Roundup website and DO IT NOW!
We want to remind everyone that social networking websites are public in nature where both members and non members of Chicago Roundup mingle. So please do not put Chicago Roundup postings on any social networking websites, such as Facebook, My Space and the like. Please keep in mind that the name of Chicago Roundup or its activities are not to be posted or referred to unless with explicit permission from the Chicago Roundup Board and Committee. Experience suggests that it is in keeping with the Eleventh Tradition not to disclose Chicago Roundup membership on social networking sites as well as on any other Web site, blog, electronic bulletin board, etc., that is not composed solely of Chicago Roundup members, is not password protected or is accessible to the public.
