Chicago Blog Posts

Chicago teens raised over $2,000 by turning Chase Park into a haunted house, supporting an after-school program for underprivileged children.

The Maldivas, an all-women improv troupe from Brazil, has been making waves in Chicago’s comedy scene since 2017, bringing laughter and empowerment through workshops and performances.

‘Art On Tap Chicago’ is a new docuseries that showcases local bars where artists in Chicago find inspiration, offering a great opportunity for expats and digital nomads to engage with the city's rich arts scene.

Chicago's Regional Planning Agency is working on significant improvements to Lake Shore Drive and the Blue and Red Lines, enhancing both the city's infrastructure and livability.

Chicago’s block party showcased the city’s strong community spirit and brought together expats and locals alike for a day of celebration and connection.

Chicago is introducing a new ticketing system for blocking bike and bus lanes, impacting all neighborhoods. Residents should be mindful of these lanes to avoid fines.

The Aragon Ballroom is celebrating 100 years of music and dance, offering a unique opportunity for expats and digital nomads in Chicago to experience the venue's rich history.

Lincoln Park residents are facing an unexpected problem due to a billionaire's squirrel-feeding operation, highlighting the challenges of coexisting with wildlife in urban areas.

Alders in Chicago have postponed the decision to remove the landmark status of the Cortland Bridge, providing residents and visitors with more time to ensure the vital transportation link remains in place.

Chicago is experiencing a dramatic shift in weather, moving from record-breaking heat to near-freezing temperatures within a few days, posing challenges for residents and visitors alike.

The Open House Chicago 2026 event provides a comprehensive guide to exploring the city's diverse neighborhoods, offering insights into unique features and attractions in each area.

The expansion of Chicago's automated ticketing program for lane blockers is a quiet but significant change that affects all commuters, including expats and digital nomads.

Chicago's e-scooter expansion plans have been paused due to concerns raised by Lime about the potential creation of a de facto monopoly.

UChicago and City Colleges are partnering to create a joint health campus in Washington Park, offering enhanced educational and healthcare opportunities for the community.

Arun Club is sending 60 members to the upcoming marathon, bringing attention to the West Side and fostering community pride.

Chicago celebrates Indigenous Peoples’ Day with a range of cultural events and activities, offering expats and digital nomads a chance to engage with local indigenous communities and learn about the city's rich history.

Douglass Park in Englewood is set for a $600,000 makeover by Thanksgiving, bringing improvements to a key neighborhood green space.

The Irving Park Food Pantry is moving to a new location to better serve the growing number of food-insecure residents in the area.

A family in Avondale managed to buy their home through Chicago's tenant law, but the process was complex and the outcome uncertain, raising questions about the effectiveness of the law for long-term renters.