Event

Wine, Women & Shoes 2008

Wine, Women & Shoes - do we have your attention? We are bringing together these three remarkable forces for one remarkable cause: UNICEF's Accelerated Child Survival Initiative. Join us for a new and improved evening filled with scrumptious wine and beautiful shoes to support the work of UNICEF. This year's event will provide guests with the best Wine, Women & Shoes experience! Visit one of four bars located on the main floor to fill your wine glass and then enjoy the delicious buffets featuring a variety of heavy hors d'oeuvres. Relax in lounge seating and peruse shoes and a fabulous silent auction in our new, more spacious venue, the River East Art Center.

This year, we are pleased to bring you two unique experiences through our general admission and VIP ticket levels.

General Admission: General Admission includes a wine tasting bar and access to four bars serving a selection of red and white wines for your drinking pleasure, an extensive buffet with a selection of delicious hors d'oeuvres, the Nordstrom shoe boutique, amazing silent and live auction items, and the Nordstrom shoe raffle.

VIP tickets: VIP admission includes all of the benefits of General Admission as well as the opportunity to taste premium wines from eleven vintners while mingling with the winemakers themselves in a more intimate VIP gallery where Nordstrom is hosting a special boutique featuring designer handbags.

Proceeds benefit UNICEF's Accelerated Child Survival Initiative. For information: 312-222-8900 or www.unicefusa.org/chicago.

*Wine, Women & Shoes 2008 is only one month away!

*Wine, Women & Shoes will be held at a new, larger venue: The River East Art Center.

*Parking is available at North Pier, located a half block East of The River East Art Center on the same side of the street. Additional parking is located across the street from the River East Art Center.

*Enter the event on the Ogden Slip. To find the entrance, walk a half block South on McClurg and turn left at the River. The entrance to the River East Art Center is about a block down, on the river.