Unity Park finishes up a virtual auction and raffle this weekend, with prizes from local artists and business — and us!
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Logan Leaders Take on Tiny Tim, Scrooge and More in ‘Christmas Carol’ Reading
First Ward Alderman Daniel La Spata hosted a reading of Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol” alongside local progressive leaders.
Read MoreBilly Sunday Brings Virtiual Holiday Events to Your Home With To-Go Cocktail Kits
Billy Sunday hosts a virtual holiday cocktail class this month and rare Scotch tasting in January.
Read MoreLetter to the Editor: ‘Medicare for All’ Advocates Push Senators on Health Care Donations
In this letter to the editor, new Logan Square resident Emily Hall writes on behalf of the Illinois Single-Payer Coalition, a group pressuring Illinois senators to support “Medicare for All.”
Read MoreDiscover New Perspectives of the Neighborhood Through This Accessible Community Photo Project
The photo installation is now on display suspended from trees surrounding the familiar neighborhood eagle in the hopes that viewers will discover new perspectives on Logan Square.
Read More6 Logan Square Businesses Receive $5000 Grants to Winterize
Six Logan Square businesses received $5,000 DoorDash Chicago winterization grants to provide financial support through the pandemic, which has proved catastrophic for many neighborhood establishments.
Read MoreLocal Pastry Chef Now Delivering Holiday Pies on Demand
After the indoor dining ban derailed Emma Kreis’s new job last month, the Logan Square pastry chef decided to launch her own pie delivery service.
Read MoreComfort Station to Host Bespoke Art Auction for ‘Radical and Trying Times’
“Home Comforts” is an online art auction with a twist: instead of bidding on already-made works, buyers will be able to bid on unique, original commissions from artists that are intended to be responsive to collectors and their homes.
Read MoreColor Your Way Through the Neighborhood While Supporting LoganSquarist
Introducing our first Logan Square coloring book: Carefully drawn by seven local artists, you can bring to life many community favorites while supporting our volunteer-run organization.
Read MoreJust Because it’s a Ghost Kitchen, Doesn’t Mean it’s Soul-less: Brother-Sister Duo Open New Take-Out Restaurant
New restaurant Bianca’s Burgers has found success as a take-out restaurant, thanks to the shared kitchen model that is taking off.
Read MoreHow We Survive: 3 Logan Square Businesses Face the Pandemic
Here’s how three of the many artisanal small businesses of Logan Square have held up against this year’s challenges.
Read MoreOpioid Use Skyrockets on City’s West, Northwest Sides as Fentanyl Arrives and COVID-19 Continues
Opioid-related deaths in Chicago’s West and Northwest sides are skyrocketing because of an influx of fentanyl and a lack of social services.
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