The Surrealists of the 1920s and ‘30s used social occasions and interruptions of cultural events to radically rearrange world order. Their wild Parisian soirées are the inspiration for an evening at The Arts Club like no other. The performers of The Neo-Futurists will be masters of ceremony, leading attendees through various embodied Surrealist ambulatory and textual explorations, and maybe the occasional seance. And, at an intuitively selected moment, hear the poetic incantations of Ron Sakolsky and Chicago Surrealist Penelope Rosemont.