LoganSquarist Staff Highlight: Grace Bierman, Events Marketing Manager

Meet Grace, our events marketing manager who has boosted our monthly meetups and the event side of our organization!

Soul Lotta Love: Local Band Holly, Descends into Chicago’s Music Scene

Logan Square band Holly, has been practicing every day in anticipation of their first headlining show at Schubas tomorrow night.

Necessary & Sufficient Coffee Shop Cultivates a Warm New Space for the Community

From Chaga lattes to vegan empanadas, Necessary & Sufficient Coffee infuses an original and cozy vibe in our flourishing coffee scene.

La Boulangerie to Debut Evening Menu, Wine Pairings in Mid-January

La Boulangerie will debut a new evening menu this month, featuring an assortment of French foods and a curated wine list.

Is Egg Nog a No-Go for You? Try Coquito — Extending the Holiday Season in the Neighborhood

Homemade Coquito, also known as the Puerto Rican egg nog, is a flavorful part of Logan Square’s holiday tradition. Here are a few places to try it.

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UPCOMING LOGANSQUARIST EVENTS

Aimed at socializing the neighborhood, LoganSquarist’s first and foremost mission is to bring neighbors together. Check out our upcoming events:

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As Logan Square's Property Tax Continues to Soar, Political Officials Host Community Tax Education and Appeal Workshop

December 11, 2019 By Scott Jauch

The office of Board of Review Commissioner Mike Cabonargi held a property tax appeal workshop to educate Northwest Side residents on how to appeal their 2019 property tax assessments. The Dec. 9 … Continue Reading about As Logan Square's Property Tax Continues to Soar, Political Officials Host Community Tax Education and Appeal Workshop

Logan Square Aldermen Push Progressive Fixes to Mayor’s Budget

November 19, 2019 By Michael Dhar

Logan Square-area aldermen want to add a suite of progressive revenue streams to the mayor's recently proposed budget. Bringing in an extra $500-million-plus dollars, those approaches could fund … Continue Reading about Logan Square Aldermen Push Progressive Fixes to Mayor’s Budget

Why is The Dill Pickle Named After a 1920s Hobo Speakeasy?

November 25, 2019 By Tim Frisbie

Some grocery stores are named after their founders, upstanding, god-fearing businessmen like Bob Mariano or Bernard Kroger. Others have stitched their names together from well-worn consumer buzzwords … Continue Reading about Why is The Dill Pickle Named After a 1920s Hobo Speakeasy?

Tips on Appreciating ‘Vernacular Architecture’ from a Former Rick Steves Travel Guide

October 25, 2019 By Tim Frisbie

In her 10 years working as a tour guide and writer for Rick Steves’ Europe, Amanda Scotese learned a lot about how to uncover a neighborhood’s most interesting historical points. Scotese, who later … Continue Reading about Tips on Appreciating ‘Vernacular Architecture’ from a Former Rick Steves Travel Guide