In his 100thyear, Chicago historian Timuel Black calls on the storytellers of today to play an active role in writing the history of their time.…
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On Monday Chicago held its 65th annual Columbus Day Parade where attendees commemorated Christopher Columbus’ arrival in America through colorful dance troupes, parade floats and…
Mia, a three-year-old shepherd mix dog, knows that every day when her owner, South Loop resident John Macchione, comes home from work they are going…
A red sign illuminating the windows of Conte Di Savoia directs you inside, out of curiosity. Walking in, you see a deli counter decorated with…
When Chicago musician Adam Gottlieb packed his guitar into a van filled with food and winter gear to embark on a 900 mile October trip…
Sitting in her living room in Hyde Park, Rosey Puloka makes her hands into fists, signifying anger. She starts pounding her fists on her legs…
As patrons enter the doors of Lincoln Square’s Chicago Printmakers Collaborative, they are welcomed by shelves stacked with materials used in printmaking—like brushes, inks, and…