Bryn Mawr Avenue, Argyle Street Closing For Red Line Construction This Weekend
Bryn Mawr and Argyle are the next streets impacted by ongoing construction for the Red Line overhaul. Temporary closures are expected to wrap up by Wednesday.
Bucktown’s Le Bouchon Closes Indefinitely After Kitchen Fire
The 30-year Bucktown mainstay will be closed for the "foreseeable future," managers wrote in a social media post.
Beth Murphy, Murphy’s Bleachers Late Owner, Will Be Honored With Wrigleyville Street Sign
“Beth Murphy Way” will be unveiled Sunday at Waveland and Sheffield avenues during an Oktoberfest celebration at the beloved bar across from Wrigley Field.
The Taste Of Chicago May Be Smaller, But Visitors And Vendors Say It’s Better That Way
After being pushed back for NASCAR weekend, the food and entertainment festival took over Grant Park this weekend.
Lawrence, Catalpa Avenues Closing For Red Line Construction Starting This Weekend
The temporary street closures are necessary as crews demolish the old rail viaducts. That portion of construction is expected to be completed by Sept. 15.
Bryn Mawr Block Party Is North Park’s First Street Fest In 10 Years
The Sunday event will bring an artisan market, live music and kids’ activities to the Bryn Mawr Avenue retail strip as organizers look to boost the business corridor's viability.
It’s Fall Year-Round At Norwood Park’s October Café
Inspired by the the owner's love of the season, the cafe stocks maple-, cinnamon- and pumpkin-flavored coffee and pastries.
Another Round Of Extreme Heat Expected To Hit Chicago This Weekend
Expected highs of mid-90s on Saturday and Sunday could result in an especially warm Labor Day weekend.
Friday Morning Swim Club Is Canceled, But It Didn’t Stop Some From Showing Up
Organizers of the weekly event at Montrose Harbor had called it off for the rest of the summer, but around 30 swimmers in floaties were determined to keep going.
Free Museum Days Are Back For Illinois Residents This Fall. Here’s When To Visit
With proof of residency, Illinois residents can visit some of the city’s most famous museums for free this fall.
Chicago Firefighter Dies After Battling Far Northwest Side House Fire
Lt. Kevin Ward, 59, had been hospitalized since Aug. 11 following the fire near O'Hare Airport. Ward served the department for 27 years.
Need More Pickleball? 11 Pop-Up Courts Now Open At Lincoln Yards
The Lincoln Yards Pickleball Pop-Up, 1685 N. Throop St., will be open 8 a.m.-9 p.m. daily through the end of November.
Avondale’s European Fashion Wear The Latest Polish Business Closing, Citing Rent Hike
The store at 3025 N. Milwaukee Ave. will join the ranks of other Polish businesses that have left Avondale, though some are holding on in the historically Polish neighborhood.
Marina’s Bistro and Rum Bar Brings Modern Puerto Rican Cuisine To Uptown
After months of permit and funding delays, chef and owner Eric Roldan will hold a grand opening Saturday for his restaurant, which is named after his late mother.
Shake Shack’s Pickleball Club Comes To Maggie Daley Park Sunday
Players of all levels are welcome, and paddles and equipment will be provided. Proceeds from the event will go to the Greater Chicago Food Depository.
The Chicago Air and Water Show Takes To The Sky This Weekend — Here’s Everything You Need To Know
Spectators can watch the renowned aerial demonstrations that have become a staple of the city’s summertime this Saturday and Sunday between Fullerton Avenue and Oak Street along the lake.
Suburban Woman, 77, Marks 20 Years Swimming At Oak Street Beach For Cancer Research
Patty Brummet has raised nearly $200,000 through her participation in the annual Swim Across America Chicago event as well as cross-country bike rides.
Taste of Andersonville Arrives Wednesday With 3 Dining Routes
Thirty neighborhood restaurants and businesses are participating in this year's culinary showcase, which runs from 5-8 p.m.
Thirsty Ears, Chicago’s Only Classical Music Street Fest, Returns To Ravenswood This Weekend
Hosted by the Access Contemporary Music organization, Thirsty Ears Festival will return to Wilson Avenue between Hermitage and Ravenswood Avenue.
Hundreds Of Migrant Families Leaving City Colleges For Uptown’s American Islamic College
Migrants staying at Wilbur Wright College and Richard J. Daley College are relocating as City Colleges prepares the buildings for students to return in the fall.
