A dozen fiber artists tell the stories behind the projects displayed along the Bloomingdale Trail in an installation open through Oct. 2.
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Pink Salt To Embody Thailand’s Noodle Carts At Longman & Eagle Pop-Up
Thai-inspired pop-up Pink Salt will showcase noodle dishes for one night only at Longman and Eagle.
Read MoreLogan Square Pop-Up Encourages You To ‘Have A Good Sandwich’
Logan-area sandwich pop-up Have a Good Sandwich brings afine dining pedigree, earning a dedicated fan base.
Read MoreGuzzardi Encourages Small Businesses to Apply for Recovery Grants
State Rep. Will Guzzardi’s office encouraged small businesses to take advantage of the $250 million Back to Business grant program.
Read MoreLogan Square Band The Roof Dogs Prepare For First Full-Length Album Release
LoganSquarist caught up with Logan-based band The Roof Dogs ahead of the group’s upcoming album.
Read MoreThe Stoop Comedy Show Reaches New Heights, Finds A New Home
The Stoop Comedy Show started in Logan Square in 2020 and now expands to a residency at Ludlow Liquors with eyes towards further growth.
Read MoreHairpin To Reopen With A Bang
The Hairpin Arts Center is set to reopen Aug. 24 with a special fundraiser prerelease screening of documentary “Haymarket.”
Read MoreDos Urban Cantina’s Taqueria Shift Signifies Postpandemic Focus On Sustainability
The pandemic forced the owners of Dos Urban Cantina to reevaluate what it meant to support their team. A shift to a takeout-focused menu was only a small part of the bigger picture.
Read MoreExplore Live Creation At Elastic Arts’ ¡HOT MESS!
This Saturday, join five artists as they create and collaborate live at Elastic Arts’ ¡HOT MESS¡ performance, curated by Sara Zalek.
Read MoreFirst Ward Holds Community Peace And Health Block Party
The Peace and Health Commission of the First Ward held its first block party on Saturday, July 17, inviting neighbors to join in “food, music, local job opportunities, community resources and a school supplies/book bag giveaway.”
Read MoreRoberto Clemente Post Office: The Local Building Named After A Nonlocal Hero
Roberto Clemente, the man for whom a Logan Square post office was named, was beloved in the Latino community.
Read MoreNew Mural ‘Tunnel of Blessings’ Honors Lives of Youth Lost to Gun Violence
A vibrant new mural beneath the Bloomingdale Trail honors Neftali Reyes Jr. and 13 other young people who died from gun violence.
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