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Glenwood Sunday Market
When: Sun through Oct 25 9am - 2pm (except June 28 and Aug 16)
Where: 6962 N. Glenwood Ave.
A heartfelt thank you to everyone who joined us for Opening Day of the Glenwood Sunday Market! From our dedicated farmers and vendors to our volunteers, sponsors, neighbors, and shoppers, your support made the day truly special.
The market was filled with energy, community spirit, and an amazing turnout that helped make this our most successful opening day yet.
We are grateful to be part of such a vibrant community and can't wait to spend Sunday mornings with you all season long. Thank you for showing up, shopping local, and helping make the Glenwood Sunday Market a place where community thrives.
See you this weekend!
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NorthSide Networking
When: Aug 5, 11am
Where: R Public House, 1508 W. Jarvis Ave.
Join us for our OUTDOOR NorthSide Networking lunch. Expand your network at this multi-chamber event!
Be sure to bring lots of business cards with you. Registration includes lunch, raffle prizes, and a follow-up contact list.
- 11:00 to 11:15 - Open networking
- 11:15 to 11:30 - Mini introductions & instructions
- 11:30 to 12:20 - Speed networking
- 12:20 to 12:30 - Raffle & announcements
- 12:30 to 1 - Lunch & open networking
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Purchase A Square For Chalk Fest
When: Sat, Aug 22 11am - 7pm
Where: Howard Street between Paulina & Ashland in Rogers Park
Hang out with us at Chicago’s only 3D chalk art festival.
Chalk Howard Street is back! This vibrant event invites national and local street artists, neighbors, families and art lovers to transform Howard Street in Rogers Park into a creative canvas.
Want to be part of transforming Howard Street?
Express your creativity by purchasing a 4’ x 4’ square for $25.
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Call For Performers- Arts On Devon
Deadline: Tues, June 23 12pm
When: Sun, Aug 30 3pm
Where: Republic Bank Parking Lot, 2720 W. Devon Ave.
Arts on Devon is seeking performers who reflect the creativity, culture and energy of the Devon Avenue community. From music and dance to spoken word, cultural performances and interactive arts experiences, we welcome artists and groups of all backgrounds to apply.
This annual celebration brings neighbors and visitors together for an evening filled with live performances, community connection and cultural expression in the heart of West Ridge. We are especially interested in performances that celebrate the rich diversity and global traditions represented along Devon Avenue.
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Vendors Wanted for Chicago’s
Only 3D Chalk Art Festival
Deadline: Friday, July 17
When: Sat, Aug 22 11am - 7pm
Where: Howard Street between Paulina & Ashland in Rogers Park
Chalk Howard Street is looking for vendors to fill the street for our festival. We are looking for Artists & Makers - Food Vendors - Small Businesses - Community Organizations
Chalk Howard Street features: Internationally renowned 3D street artists - Local chalk artists & emerging creatives - Live music & entertainment - Food, drinks & global cuisine - Family-friendly activities - Thousands of attendees throughout the day.
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Roberts Cycle- Summer Tune-Up Special
Phone:773.274.9281
Where: Robert's Cycle, 7054 N. Clark St.
Summer Tune-Up Special — Starting at $75.
Roberts Cycle — Serving Rogers Park Since 1935
Give your bike the care it deserves! Our professional tune-up includes:
• Brake and brake pad adjustments
• Brake pad wear inspection
• Shifting system adjustments
• Front and rear hub tuning
• Headset (fork) adjustment
• Bottom bracket (crank) adjustment
Keep your ride smooth and safe — stop by Roberts Cycle for trusted service from your neighborhood experts. 60-day warranty on all Bicycle Repairs.
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Picnic Wine & Provision Events
Where: Picnic Wine & Provisions, 7301 N. Sheridan Rd.
Wine Tasting: Thurs, June 11 5pm
Enjoy 4 small pours of the featured wine lineup each week. Cost waived with a glass or bottle of wine purchase.
This week’s PAD will feature performances by Brad Meese and the Truth. Experience the vibrant sounds of local talent in our intimate wine bar setting.
Pisco 4 PRIDE: Sat, June 13 2pm
Join us for a family fun event and enjoy special pisco cocktails, small bites, dancing, and a DJ & drag show you won’t want to miss.
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2026 Rogers Park Family Bike Rides
When: Sat, June 13 10am
Where: 1500 W. Jarvis Ave. (Jarvis Square)
Slow rolls, fresh air and community fun
“Kidical Mass” is a monthly family-friendly bike ride through Rogers Park! Whether you’re riding with little ones, friends, or neighbors, everyone is welcome on this relaxed community ride designed for all ages.
Second Saturday of each month until Oct. Meet at Jarvis Square, 1500 W. Jarvis Ave. at 10 a.m.
Bring your bike, your crew, and your community spirit for another great season of neighborhood rides.
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A Walk in the Park with A Clinical Herbalist
When: Sat, June 13 10am
Where: Legion Park, Entrance North of 3040 West Bryn Mawr
Join Alex Williams, a clinical herbalist, on a walk in Legion Park. Alex is the co-founder of First Curve Apothecary and founder of Greenspell, a grassroots organization dedicated to Ecological Herbcraft and community education in bioregional herbalism.
Start the tour with a brief review of the history of Legion Park and surrounding area.
Learn about ethical foraging and wildcrafting, deepening your ecological awareness of this unique and beautiful bioregion. You will gain a better understanding of how to use local plants and mushrooms for food or medicine from an expert herbalist. Their walk ends with an opportunity to sample or purchase some of the tinctures, bitters, teas and extracts that First Curve Apothecary produces.
Cost of the tour is $25, or $20 with RPWRHS member discount. Free street parking is available on Bryn Mawr and Virginia Avenues.
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Wild Onion 2 Year Anniversary
When: Sat, June 13 11am - 5pm
Where: Wild Onion Market, 7007 N. Clark St.
Wild Onion is marking two years of community, cooperation, and supporting local with special savings throughout the week and at their anniversary event.
The celebration on the 13th will feature a special discount offer for all shoppers. The store’s main goal is to feed the local economy and offer local good of all sorts and produce from local
sources.
Saturday all shoppers can get 10% off any local products or produce that the store carries.
The celebration will also feature music from For the Birds, local vendors and samples, and a
special owners’ giveaway.
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ChiTownBio June Events
At ChiTownBio, they are dedicated to providing an inclusive and accessible space where people from all backgrounds can learn, experiment, and collaborate in the life sciences. Their mission is to democratize biotechnology, empowering Chicagoans to explore innovative solutions to local challenges while fostering a strong community of citizen scientists and biotechnologists.
Sun, June 21 1pm: Fungi Exploration w/ Chicago Mushroom Club: Join ChiTownBio at the Nature Center for an exciting opportunity to learn more about fungi in the Chicagoland region.
Sat, June 27 2pm: Mushrooms 101- How to culture fungi: Join ChiTownBio & mushroom maestro Val Thompson as they guide you through mushroom culturing basics! Mushroom to Mushroom cultivation!
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Free Coffee/Tea On Monarch
When: Mon, June 15 - Sat, June 20
Where: Monarch Community Market + Cafe, 7010 N. Clark St.
To celebrate the grand opening of Monarch Community Market + Cafe in Rogers Park, they're giving away 5,000 free cups of coffee and tea during opening week!
RSVP to reserve your complimentary cup and join the celebration June 15-20.
The week will also feature:
• Merchandise discounts
• Daily giveaways
• Punch card specials
• A caricature artist on Saturday
Stop by, explore the new space, and help welcome Monarch Community Market + Cafe to the neighborhood!
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Artist of The Wall Volunteers
When: June 19 in the afternoon, June 20 7am - 5pm, June 21 9am - 4pm
Where: Loyola Park, 1230 W. Greenleaf Ave.
Artists of the Wall is just around the corner, and they are looking for volunteers to help bring this incredible community event to life. They need volunteers for a variety of roles, including:
- Artist check-in and registration support
- Paint distribution and restocking
- Set-up, clean-up, and general event help
Shifts are flexible, and you don’t need any special experience—just a willingness to help and be part of something joyful and creative. Sign up here.
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Calling All Musicians
Calling all musicians, singers, bands, DJs, drummers, instrumentalists, and sound artists!
Be part of the Summer Solstice celebration at Willye B. White Park as part of Make Music Chicago, a citywide event that fills neighborhoods with music on the longest day of the year. This is a free performance opportunity with no monetary compensation, but a chance to share your talent, connect with the community, and celebrate the joy of music with audiences of all ages.
They welcome all musical styles, genres, and experience levels. Whether you're a solo performer, part of a group, or creating something completely unique, they would love to hear from you.
To be considered, please email a demo and a brief introduction to evamccann1228@gmail.com.
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SilverSneakers Group Fitness Classes
When: Wed, June 24 9:30am
Where: The Selfhelp Home, 908 W. Argyle St.
SilverSneakers is offering free senior fitness classes near you. Ready to amp up your active lifestyle with SilverSneakers?
Staying healthy and making connections in your community just got even more convenient — SilverSneakers and HealthPRO Heritage are offering classes where you live1 .
No matter if you’re new to exercise or looking for a new challenge, these classes are for all levels and abilities. Have fun exercising with others — all are welcome!
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North Side Queer Pride Family Pride
When: Sun, June 27 10am - 10pm
Where: 1500 Block on Jarvis Ave.
Celebrate Pride with the whole family at the North Side Queer Family Pride Festival! Enjoy a full day of music, games, food, drinks, and community fun for all ages. The entertainment lineup features Mr. Brian for the little ones, Miss Aimee Leigh, RONS, and The Beaver Moon Band.
At 2pm, join the beloved Phoebe Snow Memorial Family Pride Parade and march in celebration of love, inclusion, and community.
Bring your family, your friends, and your Pride spirit for a day filled with joy, connection, and unforgettable memories.
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North Side Queer Pride Block Party
When: Sun, June 27 10am - 6pm
Where: 1400 Block of Jarvis Ave Between Greenview and Shierdan
Join the North Side Queer Block Party, hosted by the Chicagoland alumni of Delta Lambda Phi, for a day of community, creativity, and celebration!
Enjoy free food, yard games, and the chance to meet neighbors.
Bring your own apparel for protest art and collaborate with artists Stan Shellabarger and Dutes Miller to make wearable statements of pride and advocacy.
Entertainment Includes
DJ Irona: 10am to 12pm
DJs lost loft: 12pm to 4pm
Drag show featuring Winter Dior from 4:30pm to 6pm.
Connect, create, and celebrate queer community on the North Side!
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2026 GAAF Poster Contest
Deadline: Wed, July 1
This image will be used to showcase this year’s festival on bulletin boards and in public spaces, as well as digitally. It should be easy to read, stylish, and radically welcoming to everyone in our community.
The winning artist will receive:
- $250 Cash Prize
- Free Booth at the 2026 Fest
- GAAF T-Shirt
- Framed Copy of their Design
- $50 in Festbucks
Submissions due to manager@glenwoodave.org.
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Pride Month at Smack Dab
June is a meaningful month at Smack Dab. They honor Juneteenth with intention and continue showing up all month long for Pride by supporting organizations that uplift and advocate for the LGBTQ+ community.
For Smack Dab, this goes beyond a single day. It’s about creating space, sharing good food, and putting their dollars behind the communities they care about.
To find out what specials are dropping and which organizations are being supported throughout the month, join their join their email list and stay in the loop.
Also did you hear? Fridays at Smack Dab come with a little extra fun. Every week features a rotating BOGO special.
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Culture of Safety July Events
Where: Culture of Safety, 6961 N. Clark St.
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Empowerment & Self-Defense Workshop: Sat, July 18 4:30pm. Learn how to feel and be safer, stronger, and more self-confident through our empowerment-based workshop. This workshop Adults and Teens (age 17+) includes both physical resistance skills to slow down an attacker and get away to safety, as well as communication strategies to deter violence before it starts.
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Culture of Safety's Summer Camps: Culture of Safety's August Summer Camps still have some spots left! Looking for interactive, affordable, empowering child care for the weeks between Park Distract camps and CPS school? All camps are offered at sliding scale/tiered pricing. All camps are neurodivergent-friendly and LGBT-affirming. Immigrants welcome!
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Summer Karate Pass: Three months unlimited classes + uniform for Just $300 (June 1-August 31! )- Open to adults & kids age 5+
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Weekly wellness offerings: Weekly Meditation in the Samatha Tradition Sundays. Community Tai Chi classes at Culture of Safety Mondays.
Culture of Safety Bodywork is expanding! In addition to Shiatsu bodywork, we now offer Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD, Vodder) and pregnancy massage. Click here for more information.
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Save the date: National Night Out
When: Tues, Aug 4 5pm
Where: 24th District Police Station, 6464 N. Clark St.
August 4th, 2026 is National Night Out, a nationally recognized event that promotes America Night Out Against Crime. National Night Out represents a combined effort with the Police and
the Community to promote involvement in crime prevention and strengthen neighborhood bonds.
NNO sends a strong message to would-be criminals that the community is organized and determined to keep their neighborhood safe.
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North Side Queer Pride Website
The North Side Queer Pride website is LIVE!
Check out the website for the full lineup of North Side Queer Pride festivities, including family-friendly events, performances, business pop-ups, community gatherings and more.
Rogers Park is coming together to celebrate Pride in a big way, and you won't want to miss it.
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The Factory Presents:
Two Out of Three Falls
Opens: Thurs, June 11
Where: The Factory Theatre, 1623 W. Howard St.
In 1988, wrestling legend King Kong Bruiser was murdered. His killer walked away clean. In 2019, Johanna Goodish, daughter of the Bruiser, can’t seem to step out of his shadow. So she’s going to do the one thing that might shake off the ghost: she’s going to kill the man who killed her dad. And she’s going to do it in the middle of the ring, live on pay-per-view.
Dinner & a show deal:
Grab tickets to any performance of Two Out of Three Falls and you'll get 15% off your ticket purchase with code RPH15. Then dine before the show at R Public House and show your theater ticket to your server to get 15% off your entire bill. Not hungry ahead of time? Join the after-show party at R Public House and get the same deal! Both deals run through July 18.
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Lifeline Theatre Presents:
LOKI - The End Of The World Tour
Closes: Sat, June 27 *extended*
Where: Lifeline Theatre, 6912 N. Glenwood Ave.
A world premiere rock musical based on Norse mythology.
LOKI arrives at Asgard, bringing chaos, comedy, and three monstrous (maybe) children. LOKI tangles with Odin, Thor, and the mysterious Freya; each with their own agenda; their own secrets—but all paths lead to one eternal question: In an us vs. them world, can we envision a new mythology?
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Theatre Above The Law Presents:
The Matchmaker
Closes: Sun, June 28
Where: Theatre Above the Law, 1439 W. Jarvis Ave.
The classic Thornton Wilder piece, The Matchmaker, has been reimagined by Theatre Above the Law in alignment of their mission to challenge the norm of theatre by presenting classic stories in relatable ways. The play had been tapered down to a quick witted 90 minutes in 4 scenes.
Wealthy merchant Horace Vandergelder enlists the services of Dolly Levi to find him a suitable wife. What ensues is a series of comical mishaps in the name of adventure!
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RE/MAX Premier NorthCoast
Connie Abels, Managing Broker, GRI, ABR, CLP
773.442.2357
HELP! Connie sold ALMOST ALL her listings! She can HELP you too! When making the biggest financial transaction in your life, trust a seasoned Realtor who is a member of YOUR community. She is the #1 agent in Rogers Park, having sold more properties in our neighborhood than any other broker. Connie knows Rogers Park!
Thinking of selling this summer? Contact Connie at 773-442-2357 for a free, no-obligation market analysis, a proven marketing plan, and guidance on preparing your home for sale.
Open House, Sun June 14:
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New Listings:
1236 Farwell: Super sunny, meticulously maintained 2bd/1ba condo near the beach, heated floors, parking available
5508 Kenmore: 2bd/1ba, HWF, in-unit W/D, nice deck (Estate Sale)
4343 Clarendon: Large studio w/amazing Lake Views, Fabulous Murphy Bed, & Parking Included
Let Connie sell YOUR HOME FAST Today!
Read Connie’s Reviews.
Visit Connie’s Website.
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Mark Keppy Baird & Warner Real Estate
773.301.6332 | Mark.Keppy@bairdwarner.com
The Keppy Group is the #1 Team in Rogers Park, with Mark Keppy recognized as the #1 Agent in Rogers Park for 2025. That distinction reflects more than just numbers. It speaks to deep neighborhood knowledge, strategic pricing, and a consistent record of results across Chicago. Whether you are buying or selling, Mark and his team provide trusted guidance backed by experience and a commitment to doing things the right way. The Keppy Group connects people not only to homes, but to the communities they live in, always aiming to deliver excellence and exceed expectations at every step.
ACTIVE LISTINGS
- 918 W Ainslie #1W: 215K 1bd/1ba
- 924 W Roscoe #1: $875K 3bd/3.1ba (1 garage space)
COMING SOON
- 5712 N. Wayne Ave.
- 7400 N. Seeley Ave.
UNDER CONTRACT
- 1614 W Thome Ave: $1.175 Mil Multi-Unit (4 units) (3 garage spaces)
- 1028 Ashland Ave: $725K (4 garage spaces)
- 5639 N Kenmore #3: $635K 3bd/2ba (1 garage space)
- 1503 W Greenleaf: $600K 6bd/2.5ba
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1324 W Albion #1E; $385K 2bd/2ba (1 garage space)
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1465 W Fargo #2: $360K 2bd/2ba
- 710 Bayside Ct: $349K 3 bed, 2.5 bath
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1639 W Farwell #1: $325K 2bd/2ba
- 6430 N Glenwood #2J: $285K 2bd/1ba
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1531 W Rosemont #2N: $275K 2bd/1ba
- 4946 S Hoyne Ave: $275K South Side | Multi-Unit
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7123 N Damen 6E: $229K 1bd/1ba (1 exterior space)
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1585 Ridge Ave #406: $185K 1bd/1ba
- 5740 N Sheridan #12E: $155K 1bd/1ba
- 4950 N Marine #1505: $111K 1bd/1ba
JUST SOLD
- 7509 N Oleander Ave: $985K 3bd/2ba
- 6323 N Wayne: $849K Multi-Unit 6bd/4ba
- 1502 N Artesian #1: $690K 3bd/2.5ba
- 260 E Chestnut #3207: $675K 3bd/2ba
- 840 Auburn Ct: $600K 3bd/3ba
- 2437 Crawford Ave: $455K 3bd/2ba
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4430 N Magnolia GS: $430K 2bd/2ba (1 garage space)
- 1136 W Pratt #2S: $390K 2bd/2ba
- 5040 N Marine Dr #C8: $180K 1bd/ba
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Illinois Department Of Human Services
Looking to start a new career?
The Illinois Department of Human Services was created in 1997 to provide our state's residents with streamlined access to integrated services, especially those who are striving for economic independence, and others who face multiple challenges to self-sufficiency.
Find the right fit to help make a difference.
The Illinois Department of Human Services offers a wide range of career opportunities.
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Morse Fresh Market
Where: 1430 W. Morse Ave.
Open everyday 7am-9pm.
Click here for their weekly deals.
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Wild Onion Market
Where: 7007 N. Clark St.
Open everyday 8am-8pm.
Click here for their weekly deals.
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LGBTQIA+ businesses, here.
More listings here.
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In the 49th Ward, the 24th District patrols nine Beats. Each patrol Beat in the Chicago Police Department hosts monthly or bi-monthly community Beat meetings. The primary purpose of the Beat community meetings is to allow Beat residents, other community stakeholders and police to discuss chronic problems on the Beat and to engage in problem-solving. Beat community meetings provide an opportunity for police and community residents to exchange information about conditions in the neighborhood.
Find your Beat and the Beat schedule on the map here.
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