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Tickets go on sale noon Tuesday, and are only available online only.

The dispensary is one of almost 200 social equity dispensaries in Illinois whose licenses were delayed by a series of lawsuits against the state.

Owner Danielle Mullen hopes to close on the store's previous building in River West early next year. In the meantime, the store will reopen Friday at 515 N. Halsted St. for holiday shopping.

The event runs 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday on Chicago Avenue and other business corridors in the area and features a Jolly Trolley shopping tour.

Vendors and local farmers will set up at the market 10 a.m.-3 p.m. select Sundays through mid-April.

The approval comes after years of tense community meetings about the Lincoln Square project, which will sit directly across from the Western Avenue Brown Line station.

Waguespack was first elected to City Council in 2007. He's become a close ally of Mayor Lori Lightfoot since endorsing her in 2019.

Deals and in-store events will be available Saturday at shops along Damen Avenue between Webster Avenue and the 606 Trail.

Melissa Beilstein and Dave Rubin have resold vintage items for decades. Now, they've come together to open a store on Division Street.

Allegations of a toxic workplace culture by a former Hideout program director led to the closure of the venue through the end of the year. Organizers say all funds will go directly to staff, not its owners.

The sign has hung over the corner of Rockwell and Iowa streets since the '60s, the bar's co-owner said. A city spokesperson said Archie's does not have a permit for the sign.

Books, candles, horror movie posters, light-up dinosaurs and Italian pastries make up a laundry list of can't-miss gifts in Wicker Park, Bucktown and West Town.

The expansion has allowed the studio to more than double the number of resident artists it can host, coinciding with swell of interest in ceramics across the city and country.

The project would extend the Red Line from its end point at 95th Street to 130th Street. Officials hope the federal government will provide the majority of funding for the $3.6 billion project.

Johnny O'Brien is showcasing rare and vintage musical equipment at his new store. "It's not just a secondhand instrument. It's a work of art that just needs a new driver," he said.

The stores range from West Lawn to Auburn Gresham to West Garfield Park. The move comes just days after Whole Foods closed its Englewood store.

The owner of the city's primary private booting company, Michael Denigris of Innovative Park Solutions, has made $11,250 in campaign contributions to aldermen ahead of the vote.

The concert hall inside the former Morton Salt warehouse near Goose Island opens Feb. 17.

Ivy Hall opened Friday. It holds one of the first two social equity licenses issued by the State of Illinois for recreational marijuana dispensaries.

The band has played everywhere from basement gigs to football stadiums, letting people sing their favorite songs with a full backing band. Their anniversary show is Saturday at Piece Pizzeria and Brewery.