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 | Jeanne & Melissa: Hula Lesson The Hilton Hawaiian Village's hula instructor attempted to teach Jeanne & Melissa the traditional Hawaiian... |
 | Hoisin BBQ Lamb Chops The Hilton Hawaiian Village's Executive Chef joined You & Me to unveil his recipe for... |
 | Jeanne's Favorite Places Jeanne took Melissa around the island to some of her favorite places. |
 | Konos Coconut Cocktail The Hilton Hawaiian Village's master mixologist Christina Maffei joined Jeanne & Melissa to create a... |
 | Food And Sunset at Tropics Bar & Grill Jeanne & Melissa had food and watched the sunset at Tropics Bar & Grill. |
 | Ukulele Master: Jake Shimabukuro Ukulele master Jake Shimabukuro talked with You & Me and showed off his amazing musical... |
 | SIU's Farm To Fork Program Chef Bill Connors from Southern Illinois University was in the You & Me kitchen talking... |
 | Torched Ahi Tuna The Hilton Hawaiian Village's Executive Chef joined You & Me to unveil his recipe for... |
 | Spiegel Catalog: Looks For Less The fabulous Derek Warburton joined You & Me to talk about the Spiegel Catalog and... |
 | Hawaii Fashion Looks Julie Cohen of Hubba Hubba was in the You & Me studios to unveil some... |
 | Kids R Actors 2 Kids R Actors 2 members joined Melissa & Jeanne to talk about the camp for... |
Videos tagged 'art'
I Love My Job: Florist
Posted on February 27, 2012
Acutely in touch with their beauty and energy, Olga Goncharova’s lifelong love of flowers has blossomed into a career as a florist.
Vibrant Ukrainian Village
Posted on January 27, 2011
With its longtime residents, artist transplants and trendy boutiques, Ukrainian Village is one of the most diverse as well as hippest hoods in the city.
Pilsen the Eclectic
Posted on January 7, 2011
An oasis of Mexican food, art and culture as well as the center of Chicago’s art district, Pilsen is home to an eclectic group of residents and places of business.
The Diverse Rogers Park
Posted on October 1, 2010
Touting its place as Chicago’s most diverse neighborhood, Rogers Park is pervaded by a deep sense of community and an appreciation for the arts.
Aly Heads Down to Chinatown
Posted on September 17, 2010
Settled in the early twentieth century, Chicago’s Chinatown offers visitors a glimpse into the world of Chinese architecture, cuisine and culture.
Old Town School of Folk Music
Posted on July 23, 2010
With nearly 7,000 students and 650 classes, Old Town School of Folk Music is the largest and probably most versatile community school of arts in the U.S.
Little Village
Posted on May 14, 2010
Little Village, the Mexico of the Midwest, is rife with Mexican culture, from the National Museum of Mexican Art to the sweet, salty, spicy treats sold by the area’s many street vendors.
Crafts for Kids
Posted on May 13, 2010
Using recyclables, you can make a neat pizza-box vanity during your next mother/child bonding moment. It’s a cool place for children to keep jewelry and hang photos.
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