See? You can fill Soldier Field without the Bears. The Chicago Bears have dropped hints of a possible move from Soldier Field to the suburbs for weeks. They are one…more»
The Chicago Transit Authority is offering discounted unlimited-ride CTA passes through Labor Day to further encourage ridership. Ridership declined sharply in 2020 as pandemic shutdowns and work-from-home arrangements reduced demand…more»
Chicago’s Bronzeville neighborhood will soon be home to a new $30 million esports arena. The neighborhood – historically known as the Black Metropolis – is the heart of African American…more»
Wizard World is returning to live events on October 15-17 with Wizard World Chicago at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center in Rosemont, Illinois. The organizers say that all tickets…more»
The Chicago Department of Transportation is expanding its “Learn to Ride” educational program. Interested adults and teenagers can learn how to ride a bike for free. The COVID-19 epidemic has forced…more»
Chicagoans can now become a Vaccine Ambassador thanks to a partnership between the Chicago Department of Public Health, Malcolm X College, and Partners In Health. The Vaccine Ambassador Course is…more»
The Black Girls Code Chicago Chapter is hosting a free virtual Python workshop on Saturday, April 10 at 9 AM Central Time. The session is centered around computer programming with…more»
Mayor Lori Lightfoot and Governor JB Pritzker announced today that Chicago’s annual St. Patrick’s Day parade will be delayed to prevent further spread of the coronavirus. The decision was made…more»
March is Women’s History Month. There are a number of events taking place across Chicago to celebrate the occasion and provide educational opportunities to youth, adults, and seniors alike. These…more»
Spring is in the air in Chicago, and with that comes outdoor activities. Sure enough, the annual Chicago Kids and Kites Festival is right around the corner. The festival is…more»
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