Performed by Rachelle Zola shortly after her 754-mile Pilgrimage from Chicago to Montgomery, “LATE: A Love Story” is not just a performance – it’s a raw and honest exploration of truths discovered too late, weaving together narratives of love, loss and healing.

Performed by Rachelle Zola shortly after her 754-mile Pilgrimage from Chicago to Montgomery, “LATE: A Love Story” is not just a performance – it’s a raw and honest exploration of truths discovered too late, weaving together narratives of love, loss and healing. Save the date.

Performed by Rachelle Zola shortly after her 754-mile Pilgrimage from Chicago to Montgomery, “LATE: A Love Story” is not just a performance – it’s a raw and honest exploration of truths discovered too late, weaving together narratives of love, loss and healing. This is a private event for DePaul students.

You are invited to this LATE LOVE Celebration! You must RSVP to attend. Limited spaces available. Join us in welcoming Rachelle Zola back after her 754-mile+ Pilgrimage! There will be refreshments.

Join this welcome home of Rachelle Zola – and experience LATE: a Love Story at Theatre Y where it all began! There are limited seats available so please RSVP for this free show.

Join Rachelle Zola in Montgomery after her 754-mile Pilgrimage from Chicago in an honest exploration of truths discovered late, weaving together narratives of love, loss and healing.

Performed by Rachelle Zola along the route of her 754-mile Pilgrimage from Chicago to Montgomery, “LATE: A Love Story” is not just a performance – it’s a raw and honest exploration of truths discovered too late, weaving together narratives of love, loss and healing.

Performed by Rachelle Zola along the route of her 754-mile Pilgrimage from Chicago to Montgomery, “LATE: A Love Story” is not just a performance – it’s a raw and honest exploration of truths discovered too late, weaving together narratives of love, loss and healing.

Performed by Rachelle Zola along the route of her 754-mile Pilgrimage from Chicago to Montgomery, “LATE: A Love Story” is not just a performance – it’s a raw and honest exploration of truths discovered too late, weaving together narratives of love, loss and healing.

Performed by Rachelle Zola along the route of her 754-mile Pilgrimage from Chicago to Montgomery, “LATE: A Love Story” is not just a performance – it’s a raw and honest exploration of truths discovered too late, weaving together narratives of love, loss and healing.

Join us in Montgomery for an extraordinary event celebrating the legacy of the Civil Rights Movement and the ongoing fight for racial justice today. This event marks the culmination of Rachelle Zola's remarkable pilgrimage, a 76-year-old woman who has walked from Chicago to Montgomery, driven by a deep commitment to addressing racism in America. Rachelle’s journey has been one of love, courage, and solidarity, connecting with communities along the way and amplifying the voices of those who have fought for justice.

An Uncensored Dialogue with Dr. Robert White, Rachelle Zola & Andy Swindler shortly after Rachelle completes her Pilgrimage from Chicago.

Be among the first to hear the profound truths of Rachelle’s walking pilgrimage and a vision for the future. She will have just completed her 825-mile pilgrimage in 6 months from Chicago, IL.

We can be a world where our diversity and cultures are celebrated –and heal from the deeply rooted racism in our country. Once we heal, reconcile and accept our accountability, we will be free to be ourselves.

Rachelle’s journey honors and retraces the steps so many took during The Great Migration – coming “home” to the South and remembering the leaders and martyrs of the Civil Rights Movement, while celebrating those doing the ongoing deep work of individual and collective healing.

Performed by Rachelle Zola along the route of her 754-mile Pilgrimage from Chicago to Montgomery, “LATE: A Love Story” is not just a performance – it’s a raw and honest exploration of truths discovered too late, weaving together narratives of love, loss and healing.

Join Rachelle Zola as she crosses the Edmond Pettus Bridge in honor of the heroes who courageously risked their lives to stand up for voting rights.

Performed by Rachelle Zola along the route of her 754-mile Pilgrimage from Chicago to Montgomery, “LATE: A Love Story” is not just a performance – it’s a raw and honest exploration of truths discovered too late, weaving together narratives of love, loss and healing.

Performed by Rachelle Zola along the route of her 754-mile Pilgrimage from Chicago to Montgomery, “LATE: A Love Story” is not just a performance – it’s a raw and honest exploration of truths discovered too late, weaving together narratives of love, loss and healing.

Performed by Rachelle Zola along the route of her 754-mile Pilgrimage from Chicago to Montgomery, “LATE: A Love Story” is not just a performance – it’s a raw and honest exploration of truths discovered too late, weaving together narratives of love, loss and healing.

Performed by Rachelle Zola along the route of her 754-mile Pilgrimage from Chicago to Montgomery, “LATE: A Love Story” is not just a performance – it’s a raw and honest exploration of truths discovered too late, weaving together narratives of love, loss and healing.

Performed by Rachelle Zola along the route of her 754-mile Pilgrimage from Chicago to Montgomery, “LATE: A Love Story” is not just a performance – it’s a raw and honest exploration of truths discovered too late, weaving together narratives of love, loss and healing.

Performed by Rachelle Zola along the route of her 754-mile Pilgrimage from Chicago to Montgomery, “LATE: A Love Story” is not just a performance – it’s a raw and honest exploration of truths discovered too late, weaving together narratives of love, loss and healing.