Friday, December 14, 2012
Wheeler Mansion Children's Christmas Party With Santa!!!!
PDNA Annual Children's Holiday Party
Sunday, December 16, 2012 at the Historic Wheeler Mansion
Bring your child to a fabulous holiday party in the stunning Wheeler Mansion and see Santa Claus and this historic home all dressed up for the holidays.
Date: Sunday, December 16, 2012
Time: 2:00pm to 4:00pm
Location: Historic Wheeler Mansion, 2020 S. Calumet Ave. Chicago
Party Includes: Pictures with Santa, singing classic holiday carols, story telling, cookie decorating, tasty holiday treats, hot cider and hot chocolate
Be sure to bring your camera for great photo opportunities with Santa Claus
Tickets: $10 per child (infant to 12 years)
Tickets: $3 for attendees 13 years and older
Ph. 312 401-2688
Ph. 630 212-1744
Fax. 866 442-2965
Email. pdna.chicago@gmail.com
Website. pdnachicago.com
Friday, August 24, 2012
South Loop Townhouse for Rent-Only $2,100!
Dearborn Park 2-South Loop Townhome
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Fred Scovell
Chicago Viewpoint-Coldwell Banker (312) 914-1045 fredscovell@gmail.com http://chicagoviewpoint.com Listed by: Chicago Viewpoint-Coldwell Banker |
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Tuesday, August 14, 2012
Rent VS Own- South Loop Townhome to be available for rent!
Here is a graph from Crain's -August 2012 =indicating that in Chicago, it is now perhaps more economical to own rather than rent!!!! Chicago Viewpoint is going to have available a 2 bed-+den townhouse for rent in the South Loop for only $2,200!
Monday, June 4, 2012
LIT FEST
Printers Row Lit Fest 2012
Here is the rundown on the 2012 Printers Row Lit Fest in the South Loop per the Chicago Tribune! It is the feature event in the Printers Row-South Loop-Dearborn Park neighborhood each and every year!!
" What is the Chicago Tribune Printers Row Lit Fest?
The Printers Row Lit Fest was founded in 1985 by the Near South Planning Board to attract visitors to the Printers Row neighborhood (once the city's bookmaking hub). By 2002, it had grown to five city blocks (on Dearborn, from Congress to Polk), attracting more than 200 booksellers from across the country displaying new, used and antiquarian books, and featuring seven stages with more than 100 free literary programs.
As part of its ongoing commitment to the written word and its support of literacy and literary endeavor, the Chicago Tribune purchased the Printers Row Book Fair in 2002 from the Near South Planning Board. Recently renamed to be the Printer's Row Lit Fest, it is considered the largest free outdoor literary event in the Midwest-drawing more than 125,000 book lovers to the two-day showcase.
Where is Printers Row Lit Fest?
When does Printers Row Lit Fest take place?
Events occur from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. on June 9-10, 2012.
Who exhibits at Printers Row Lit Fest?
Booksellers, publishers, literacy and cultural organizations sell and promote books and book-related merchandise and distribute related information. Many of the independent booksellers participating in the Fest represent the diverse ethnic and cultural communities of the Chicagoland area and sell books of different languages and genres.
Who is speaking at Printers Row Lit Fest?
Panels and events are held on seven stages, featuring experts on an array of topics such as politics, sports, children's storytelling, science and much more.
How can I attend events at Printers Row Lit Fest?
Admission to all Fest events is free and available on a first-come, first-served basis. Certain events will require tickets.
Will I have a chance to have one of my books signed?
All Chicago Tribune Printers Row Lit Fest authors are asked to remain after their event for at least one hour to sign copies of their books at official Fest book-signing areas. For each author event, the Printers Row Lit Fest steering committee selects an exhibitor to sell the books.
What does Printers Row Lit Fest offer for children?
The Chicago Tribune Printers Row Lit Fest will include the Lil' Lit Park where kids and parents can enjoy storytelling, costumed characters, performances, sing-alongs, and special activities coordinated by educational and cultural groups."
Here is the rundown on the 2012 Printers Row Lit Fest in the South Loop per the Chicago Tribune! It is the feature event in the Printers Row-South Loop-Dearborn Park neighborhood each and every year!!
" What is the Chicago Tribune Printers Row Lit Fest?
The Printers Row Lit Fest was founded in 1985 by the Near South Planning Board to attract visitors to the Printers Row neighborhood (once the city's bookmaking hub). By 2002, it had grown to five city blocks (on Dearborn, from Congress to Polk), attracting more than 200 booksellers from across the country displaying new, used and antiquarian books, and featuring seven stages with more than 100 free literary programs.
As part of its ongoing commitment to the written word and its support of literacy and literary endeavor, the Chicago Tribune purchased the Printers Row Book Fair in 2002 from the Near South Planning Board. Recently renamed to be the Printer's Row Lit Fest, it is considered the largest free outdoor literary event in the Midwest-drawing more than 125,000 book lovers to the two-day showcase.
Where is Printers Row Lit Fest?
Printers Row Lit Fest is located on historic
Printers Row, on and around the area of Dearborn Street, from Congress to Polk
streets in Chicago. (Google
map of area)
When does Printers Row Lit Fest take place?
Events occur from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. on June 9-10, 2012.
Who exhibits at Printers Row Lit Fest?
Booksellers, publishers, literacy and cultural organizations sell and promote books and book-related merchandise and distribute related information. Many of the independent booksellers participating in the Fest represent the diverse ethnic and cultural communities of the Chicagoland area and sell books of different languages and genres.
Who is speaking at Printers Row Lit Fest?
Panels and events are held on seven stages, featuring experts on an array of topics such as politics, sports, children's storytelling, science and much more.
How can I attend events at Printers Row Lit Fest?
Admission to all Fest events is free and available on a first-come, first-served basis. Certain events will require tickets.
Will I have a chance to have one of my books signed?
All Chicago Tribune Printers Row Lit Fest authors are asked to remain after their event for at least one hour to sign copies of their books at official Fest book-signing areas. For each author event, the Printers Row Lit Fest steering committee selects an exhibitor to sell the books.
What does Printers Row Lit Fest offer for children?
The Chicago Tribune Printers Row Lit Fest will include the Lil' Lit Park where kids and parents can enjoy storytelling, costumed characters, performances, sing-alongs, and special activities coordinated by educational and cultural groups."
Friday, May 18, 2012
Street Closings In The South Loop For Nato
It's
time to welcome the world to the South Loop, and South Loop Neighbors
is making sure you have facts and information about what to expect.
Throughout the weekend, the SLN website will be kept up-to-date with the
latest information from city authorities and other sources. We hope you
find it useful.
Road closures.
From 6 pm Saturday, May 19, until midnight May 20, Roosevelt Road will
be closed east of Michigan Ave. Columbus and Lake Shore Drives will be
closed from Balbo Dr. to 31st St. The area
around McCormick Place will be closed from Friday at midnight through
Saturday, Sunday, and Monday midday. Roads that will be closed include
Calumet Ave./King Drive from Cullerton to 26th, Prairie and Indiana
Avenues from 21st St. to I-55, 21st St. east of Indiana Ave., and Cermak
Rd. east of Michigan Ave. No residences or businesses will be within
the secured fenceline.
A map of Saturday Museum Campus road closings is on the SLN website.
A "soft zone"
a couple of blocks further out might include residential or commercial
areas, and require residents and employees to show IDs for entry at
certain times. This zone will probably be east of Michigan Ave. and
south of Roosevelt Rd., and may be drawn even smaller so it would not
affect Museum Park and Central Station residents.
Protesters are expected
all weekend, but the largest rally and march is set for Sunday, May 20.
It will begin at 2 pm at the Petrillo Bandshell, go west along Jackson
to State, then south to Harrison, east to Michigan, then south to
Cermak, disbanding by 4:15 pm. The group had earlier been promised that
it could march to 23rd and Indiana, within sight and sound of McCormick
Place, so the endpoint may be a site of conflict between protesters and
police.
An Occupy Chicago gathering is planned for 7:00 to 9:00 pm Saturday at Congress and Michigan.
To keep up with changing conditions and protest incidents, the city is encouraging residents to sign up for text, email, or phone alerts at notifychicago. Businesses are encouraged to sign up for security alerts by text.
CTA will be adding additional buses and trains.
Street closures will affect several CTA bus routes to the South Side,
notably routes 3 King Drive and 6 Jackson Park Express. Specific details
for specific dates can be found at the CTA website.
Metra will have airport-style security measures
in place for all lines. No food or drink will be permitted, and
bicycles and large parcels including most backpacks and briefcases will
be forbidden. From Saturday, May 19, through Monday, May 21, all Metra
Electric stations between Van Buren Station and 53rd will be closed.
Many other Metra Electric stations will be closed on Monday, May 21.
More details can be found at the Metra website.
The Jewel store at Roosevelt and Wabash will close at 10 pm on the days of the summit weekend.
The north end of Printers Row will see increased federal security presence around the Federal Center, perhaps as far south as Harrison.
A downtown air defense exercise will begin at 9:00 am Friday, lasting approximately two hours
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
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