Wicker Park, Bucktown, West Town

The museum will be showing "The Long Breakup," where Katya Soldak documents the plight of Ukraine through the eyes of family and friends in Kharkiv.

The Chicago Makers Pop Up Shop will hold the outdoor market Thursday to showcase vendors from across the city.

Sasha Shver left her corporate job in New York City fashion design to follow her dream of opening a vintage clothing and furniture store with her husband.

Ermoni Best created the event after years of inequality in the hospitality industry. "I was sick of always trying to conform to be part of this world. So I created my own."

Protesters rallied against Nini's Deli owner Juan Riesco last year. This week he wrote, "We have decided to double down on our Christian worldview and reopen our family business for the glory of God alone!!"

The bakery chain has more than 200 locations, but this will be its first in Chicago.

The Big Mini will team up with Aayu Clinics to host a vaccination clinic Tuesday at the indoor mini-golf course in Wicker Park.

Neighbors opened the car door, kicked the attacker and tried to pull him out of the car, but the man was able to drive away with the woman's car and wallet.

The beloved dive bar is coming back with live music, veggie bingo and the release of "Closing Time," a re-recording of Tom Waits' debut album.

Concert-goers and musicians are ready to get back to Wicker Park stages — and vaccinated people can do so freely at The Point, owner Jun Lin said.

Atomix, 1957 W. Chicago Ave., closed in 2019 year after 19 years in business. One of its former baristas is opening a new spot in its place.

The West Town Chamber of Commerce also canceled its annual Do Division Street Fest.

Though the pandemic is ending, local restaurateurs still need neighbors' support, chamber Director Pamela Maass said.

The annual fest will include two live music stages with bands and deejays, dozens of independent artisanal vendors, a Goose Island beer tent and more.

“You can’t kneecap a whole industry of mostly independent small businesses ... because of anecdotal concerns about quality of life,” one expert said.

The West Town Neighbors Association includes those who live west of Damen, north of Grand, east of Western and south of Chicago avenues.

Police said the 22-year-old man began striking and kicking officers after the axe was taken away from him.

The bar is back — but patrons will notice major changes. "... These places for congregating and socializing are so important to getting back to feeling a semblance of normalcy."

While block clubs can't prevent all crime, setting up tools like phone trees can be helpful to provide information after a crime has occurred, the rep said.