The much-loved City Lit Books returns under a new owner.
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Au Revoir, City Lit Books
Thank you, City Lit Books! We spoke to owner store owner Teresa Kirschbraun as the iconic Logan store prepares to close.
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Literary Legend: Denis Johnson Remembered Through New Book & Tribute Event at City Lit Books
American writer Denis Johnson died after authoring dozens of books and winning multiple awards. His final collection of short stories The Largesse of the Sea Maiden will be available, published amid tribute events at City Lit Books.
Read MoreAt City Lit, a Comfortable, Accommodating Open Mic
In a city with a strong and ever growing literary community, City Lit Books’s open mic stands out. Travis Steele began hosting the open mic a little over a year ago, and has worked to make it differ from others in the city.
Read MoreCity Lit Books: Finding Its Niche Amidst the Digital Age
Considering the cold, snow or ice and flannel gray days that sometimes seem to last months on end, it can be helpful to have some escape or ray of sunshine to fully embrace the colder weather and brighten the mood.
Read MoreCity Lit Books New Literary Spot in Logan Square
City Lit Books Chicago opened in Logan Square in August and brings another literary book option to the neighborhood.
Read MoreAs Chicago’s City Council Tilts Left, Local Aldermen See Possibilities
When the three aldermen representing the majority of Logan Square took office late last month, they joined a surge of progressive representation in the Chicago City Council.
Read MoreThe Story Of Lolimar Gutierrez, Owner Of Lolitas
Lolimar Gutierrez, owner and chef at new restaurant Lolitas, brought a love of cooking from Venezuela to Logan Square.
Read MoreDemocratic Socialist Caucus Touts City Budget Wins, Pushes For More Changes
The Democratic Socialist Caucus of the Chicago City Council heralded city budget wins on the environment, community development and housing. Logan-area council members also criticized property tax increases and called for improved housing assistance.
Read MoreNew Chamber of Commerce Director Nilda Esparza Brings Lessons Learned in Little Village to Logan Square
Serving as executive director of the Logan Square Chamber of Commerce has one duty that Nilda Esparza might not have anticipated — it involves a lot of eating, thanks the restaurant-heavy nature of the local business community. “I can’t keep up, everything is delicious,” Esparza said. “I recently tried the Mediterranean codfish at Sultan’s Market […]
Read MoreThe Creative Flexibility Behind ‘At the Garden,’ the Kids Show Concept Homegrown by a Local Teacher
A teacher and her film team dreamt up a show concept to chip away at gaps in literacy and social emotional learning.
