Roberto Clemente, the man for whom a Logan Square post office was named, was beloved in the Latino community.
Read MoreRoberto Clemente Post Office: The Local Building Named After A Nonlocal Hero
Hey, Logan Square: What’s Your Side Hustle?
Local residents start businesses out of their homes and garages with dreams of going big time, as a hobby or to help pay the bills.
Read MoreThe Logan Theatre Rises
Neighborhood fixture The Logan Theatre (2646 N. Milwaukee Ave.), closed since September of 2020, will reopen, with films showing starting Friday, May 21.
Read MoreNew Park Cleanup Effort Calls For Volunteers In Logan, Citywide
A park cleanup initiative has called on civic-minded Chicagoans to help clean up the city’s beloved parks, in Logan and beyond.
Read MoreA Golden Apple for the Teacher: Local Educator Receives Award for Excellence
Logan Square fourth-grade teacher Colleen McKenna receives the Golden Apple Award, celebrating 15 years of her work in deaf education.
Read MoreLori Lightfoot and the Light-Hearted Memes: Logan Square Loves Its Mayor
Chicago has a habit of creating politicians who go on to national acclaim, and with her memes, Mayor Lori Lightfoot has joined in that tradition.
Read MoreParty of One: 6 Local DJs, Rappers and Podcasters to Keep You Entertained During Quarantine
Check out these local artists and house DJs spinning music to stay connected and creative — and to keep up the dance moves.
Read MoreIs 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.
Read MoreCrampus Holiday Market Returns to Emporium to 'Experience Periods with Dignity'
Get your holiday shopping on at the annual holiday market and support female empowerment by helping menstrual products get to the homeless community at the same time.
Read MoreThe Logan Square Chamber of Commerce Offers a Taste of the Neighborhood
If you’re looking for an opportunity to schmooze or you’re a business person looking to make new contacts, then The Logan Square Chamber of Commerce is a great resource.
Read More‘Discarded Karma:’ One Person’s Trash is Another Person’s Treasure
The Logan Square custom of offering up and reusing free swag via social media is not only neighborly—it’s also responsible.
Read MoreNew York City Artist Brings His ‘Suckadelic’ Toys to the Neighborhood
If you’re looking for some funny, counter-culture-kitsch, check out The Sucklord during his ‘Old Style’ Art Gallery tour Sept. 21 at Galerie F and Logan Arcade.
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