The Obama Center is hosting the Black Harvest Film Festival shorts this Tuesday, featuring a diverse selection of films from local and international filmmakers.
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The Obama Center is hosting the Black Harvest Film Festival shorts this Tuesday, featuring a diverse selection of films from local and international filmmakers.
Players Sports Center is set to open in October in Logan Square, offering a range of indoor sports activities and a new fitness hub for the neighborhood.
An artist in Chicago builds a local audience by engaging with local restaurants, fostering a sense of community and cultural pride in the process.
Chicago teens are calling for more job opportunities and businesses in their neighborhoods, as highlighted by a recent survey from WBEZ's Moment of Youth initiative.
The Chicago Cubs and White Sox have both qualified for the MLB playoffs, providing exciting opportunities for sports fans, including expats and digital nomads, to enjoy the city's sports culture.
Chicago City Council will vote on two measures to protect renters, including rent control and eviction prevention, impacting expats and digital nomads in the city.
Self-service portrait studios are now available in Chicago's Northwest Side, offering a convenient and user-friendly way for expats and digital nomads to get professional-looking photos without the hassle of traditional photography sessions.
Glow Up Studio's free salon service for foster kids in Chicago's West Side aims to provide a positive experience for these children, who often face stress and uncertainty in their lives.
This new Divvy proposal could make rides to and from Chicago's South and West Sides significantly cheaper for residents, especially in neighborhoods like Austin, Garfield Park, and North Lawndale.
More children in Chicago are opting for the bike bus to school, reflecting a shift towards healthier and more sustainable commuting options.
Pollyanna Brewing is opening a new location in Chicago's Alarmist neighborhood, and they want to hear from neighbors and locals to ensure they are a welcome addition to the community.
The city of Chicago has approved an increase in the TIF budget for Pilsen without expanding its boundaries, which could lead to improved co-working spaces, job creation, and community programs for expats and digital nomads in the area.
The recent zoning change on 71st Street in South Shore, Chicago, allows for more commercial and residential development, bringing both opportunities and challenges for residents and newcomers.
The Kenwood neighborhood is hosting a free yard sale event on Sunday, offering residents and visitors a chance to browse through a variety of items for free and connect with fellow residents and locals.
Chief Keef’s triumphant homecoming concert at the United Center highlights Chicago’s music scene and its ability to celebrate its own talent.