- Third Coast Festival
- Navy Pier
- 848 East Grand
- Chicago, Illinois
- 60611-3509
- 312-948-4682
- info@thirdcoastfestival.org
other stuff we do
Consulting
The Third Coast staff is available for consulting, teaching, and presenting specially-curated Listening Rooms outside of Chicago. (No birthday parties, please.) Contact Julie Shapiro if you’re interested with questions about availability and other logistics.
Curriculum – For Audio Educators
Audio Documentary 101 is a guided listening experience for the classroom. It includes a three CD collection of exceptional audio documentaries, a teacher’s handbook and a robust list of resources and other reading materials. The curriculum was made possible in part with a grant from the Illinois Humanities Council.
To Order Audio Documentary 101:
We can't wait to get this into your hands! The curriculum is free to audio educators, though we do ask that you pay $5 to cover shipping (international shipping figured per request). Please submit a written request on your school or organization’s letterhead, explaining how you will use the materials. (And please include your email!)
Send your letter, and payment (a $5 check written payable to the Third Coast International Audio Festival) to:
Third Coast Festival
c/o Johanna Zorn
Navy Pier
848 East Grand Ave.
Chicago IL 60611
Calling all teachers! Check out the new audio educators google group, where folks are sharing ideas, materials and curricula.
Praise for TCF
at University of Michigan
Julie, Johanna,
Thank you for making the trek to our fair town. My students and I loved it.
Some testimonials from my fourth year students:
It was such an honor and pleasure to interact with the Third Coast Festival directors Julie Shapiro and Johanna Zorn!
These two women were extremely helpful in offering their creative advice on my project.
Julie and Johanna gave incredible ideas and insight to all of our diverse integrative projects. I found both of them to be very easy to talk to, and great discussions took place.
Need I say more?
All best;
Stephanie Rowden
Asst. professor,
U of M
