Chinatown is one of the most interesting neighborhoods in Chicago, as it continues to retain its ethnic heritage and close community. At its northern tip by the river, you will find Ping Tom Park. North of 22nd Street are the newer shops and restaurants. South of 22nd along Wentworth Avenue, the older Chinatown continues with […]

Once the premier street to live on in Chicago, the Avenue fell into disrepair and it was not until the late 1980s that the street began to change. Historic mansions line this street and there is a small park with gardens. South Wabash has interesting buildings and the 2nd Presbyterian Church.

A bustling neighborhood with shopfronts flashy and quaint, the historic Century Movie Palace, a Gothic church, and outside cafes. The boundaries for this paint out are Belmont to Diversey, Sheridan to Clark Street. Street parking. Artful Framer Studios opens at 10 and will let us use the bathroom.

Whatever you’re in the mood to paint, you should find it at this paint out.  Spirit of Music Garden is in Grant Park, south, and hosts a wonderful statue of the Spirit with formal gardens nearby.  If you look across Michigan Avenue, you’ll see large historic buildings that now house hotels and restaurants. Do you […]

Montrose Harbor is located on the northern edge of Lincoln Park, a short walk from Montrose Beach.  With a great neighborhood feel, Montrose offers outstanding northern views of the skyline, a strong dinghy fleet, and friendly boaters that call the harbor home. We will meet at the south end of the harbor.

Roscoe Village is a family friendly neighborhood and promises to be an active Saturday.  Roscoe Street between Damen Avenue and Western is the home to shops and restaurants.  Known to locals as a “village within the city,” Roscoe Village boasts a collection of laidback taverns, cozy cafes, plentiful dining options, and funky boutiques.