Whether you're celebrating Mom, Grandma, or your No. 1 Aunt, show some love to the woman … Continue Reading
Featured Articles
Logan Square Arts Festival 2017 Music Guide
Hot tip from LoganSquarist : make sure you’re caught up on sleep before this weekend’s Logan Square Arts Festival, which is packed with an immersive arts and music experience that the whole family can enjoy for three straight days.
Refugees of Logan Square
Logan Square’s history includes many refugees, who made their marks on the neighborhood, even as it changes today.
LoganSquarist Highlight: Kari Messenger, Events Manager
LoganSquarist wouldn’t be possible without the hard-working efforts of our dedicated staff. Hailing from all across the country, with a number of interests and professional aspirations, our team has one thing in common: a passion for Logan Square.
Waguespack, Guzzardi Weigh in on Governor’s Race
Illinois’ race for governor is in full swing, as quite a few Democrats vie for the party’s nomination and the right to face Gov. Bruce Rauner, a Republican in his first term who has never passed a budget for the state
Logan Boulevard’s Architecture is Anything but Cookie Cutter
We joined the Logan Square architecture walking tour offered by the Chicago Architecture Foundation. Take a look at some of our favorite buildings and learn about the eclectic beginnings of Logan Square.
Food + Drink
Cinco de Mayo Celebrations in Logan Square
Logan Square is home to a number of Mexican restaurants and bars — from elevated dishes … Continue Reading
Business
Q&A: Your Happy Place Liquors Shares Libations with Logan Square
Your Happy Place Liquors makes it their mission to bring what people like to the shelves … Continue Reading
DNAinfo Acquires Chicagoist, Other Gothamist Properties
Hyperlocal news site DNAinfo.com, which serves Chicago and is based in New York, … Continue Reading
Arts + Entertainment
Logan Square Arts Festival 2017 Music Guide
Correction: A previous version of this article incorrectly named the bar serving … Continue Reading
Colt Cabana to Host Live Podcast Recording at Bric-a-Brac
Internationally famed professional wrestler, podcaster and Chicago's own Colt Cabana is … Continue Reading
Politics
Waguespack, Guzzardi Weigh in on Governor’s Race
Illinois' race for governor is in full swing, as quite a few Democrats vie for the … Continue Reading
Ald. Ramirez-Rosa Kicks Off 35th Ward’s 2018 Participatory Budgeting Campaign
The 35th Ward, which covers roughly a third of Logan Square, began its 2018 … Continue Reading
Crime
Murder-Suicide, Fire, New Ordinances Considered: Logan Square Crime
Recent Logan Square crime news includes a murder-suicide, an armed robbery and a fire … Continue Reading
Logan Square Crime Roundup: ICE Needs a Warrant to Enter Schools, Woman Missing in Neighborhood
Logan Square continues to have a relatively quiet start to 2017 on the crime front, but … Continue Reading
Neighborhood
LoganSquarist Highlight: Kari Messenger, Events Manager
LoganSquarist wouldn’t be possible without the hard-working efforts of our dedicated staff. Hailing from all across the country, with a number of interests and professional aspirations, our team has … Continue Reading
The Aldermen of Logan Square
A new brunch spot opens. An old one closes. More heated words (and bricks) are thrown in the debate over gentrification. Even the “Aloha” billboard comes down. Plenty has changed in Logan Square since … Continue Reading
LoganSquarist Highlight: Sabina Bhasin, Marketing Director
LoganSquarist wouldn’t be possible without the hard-working efforts of our dedicated staff. Hailing from all across the country, with a number of interests and professional aspirations, our team has … Continue Reading
Living
LINKing Up at the Logan Square Farmers Market
Near the corner of Milwaukee Avenue and Diversey Parkway, January cold creeps into a large, once-abandoned building. The pastel blue and purple walls chip off their paint onto the unfinished floor … Continue Reading
Family
Christopher House Hosted 27th Annual Fundraising Benefit Honoring Cubs Charities
As a young boy, Gilbert Juarez watched his older brother and sister attend school at Christopher House, and he saw firsthand how they blossomed. Juarez described how Christopher House helped his … Continue Reading
In History
Refugees of Logan Square
Logan Square’s history includes many refugees, who made their marks on the neighborhood, even as it changes today. “Neighborhoods reinvent themselves as people change over time,” said Dan … Continue Reading