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“A bell to me is meant to gather, to call, to create moments of communion or raise an alarm,” said Natalia Villanueva Linares, the artist behind Comfort Station’s new exhibition. “A bell is an instrument of sound but, by enveloping it with mud, it becomes an instrument of silence.”
Read MoreLocal retro soul band Hollyy will perform at the 2022 South by Southwest (SXSW) music festival.
Read MoreLoganSquarist caught up with Logan-based band The Roof Dogs ahead of the group’s upcoming album.
Read MoreAdler’s “Covid Houses,” which she created to process her feelings during the pandemic, will be on display along with a wider selection of work beginning Friday, June 18.
Read MoreOne of Logan Square’s most distinctive housing styles, the worker’s cottage, may soon become an endangered species, say local advocates.
Read MoreServing 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 MoreIf your spring break plans are about as exciting as watching ice melt, not to worry — Revolution Brewing has launched a “Hero Staycation Sweepstakes” to help you get away from it all without leaving the couch.
Read MoreJeni’s Ice Cream’s in Logan Square location is officially open for business at the former Mega Mall luxury development.
Read MoreAfter 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 More“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 MoreWhen CBS radio aired the sci-fi drama “The War of the Worlds” in 1938, listeners ran into the streets in panic. Given how this year has gone so far, it’s appropriate that Theatre in the Dark has decided to restage the classic alien invasion tale as a live audio play set in the modern era.
Read MoreYou can meet some new neighborhood feathered friends at the 10th annual Windy City Coop Tour.
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