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There's also an outdoor Pride arts event, a Malört-themed bar crawl and a Chicago Canine Rescue adoption pop-up.

Jung Yoon and AJ Domingo fell in love in 2019. Then the pandemic hit, and the couple started life as a family of four.

Chicago church leaders say developing a more inclusive community attracts more parishioners and helps LGBTQ+ people heal from trauma.

It's the second location for the heralded Southwest Side restaurant known for its braised goat, next to neighboring Uptown staples like Green Mill, Fiesta Mexicana and Carmela's Taqueria.

The drag artist's handmade designs pay tribute to Chicago's "creative spirit." "I like to make the outfit a performance in itself," she said.

The festival is coming back for the first time since 2019. In addition to food, this year's event will highlight more Thai culture like music, crafts and dance.

The city wants to find better ways to keep people safe during heat waves, so residents are being asked to monitor temperatures in their neighborhoods.

Worried the city could lose 800 affordable units as the arm of Heartland Alliance failed to pay its bills, city officials asked a judge to transfer control of the properties to another company.

The Broadway Armory, which houses senior and teen centers, is one of many sites being considered as an emergency shelter as the city struggles to house incoming asylum seekers.

The 57th edition of Midsommarfest takes place Friday-Sunday with five stages and dozens of food vendors and merchants.

The clothing, jewelry and home goods boutique now takes up two storefronts on Clark Street after nine years in Andersonville.

More than 100 independent ice cream shops and businesses are selling soft-serve and ice cream, paletas, Thai rolled ice cream, milkshakes, gelato, tacolato and more.

There's also an LGBTQ+ writers tour, a Taylor Swift-themed brunch and a laundromat pop-up.

The Monday Market debuts next week and runs through September.

Paper & Pencil is owned by Andersonville couple Eric Campbell and Tyler McCall. The shop sells writing utensils, stationery and more from women-owned and LGBTQ+ brands.

Here's a roundup of nearly 50 resources for LGBTQ+ families in Chicago, from housing support and health care services to social justice and skateboarding groups.

Here's a roundup of parties happening all month long — and into July.

Now in its 14th season, the market runs on Sundays through October along Glenwood Avenue, west of the Red Line Morse station.

The fourth annual Uptown Art Week features a two-day art fair live mural paintings throughout the neighborhood.