While strolling along Logan Square’s several historic boulevards, you will be surprised to see both stately greystones and large bungalow-style homes, along with brand new sustainability projects scattered throughout. Originally a hub for new... immigrants from all around the world, this community now boasts many delicious restaurants, unique local shops, and architecturally fascinating buildings thanks to its many ethnic groups, which have contributed to the cultural evolution of Chicago in innumerable ways. As the childhood home of Shel Silverstein, Logan Square continues to remain an eclectic neighborhood focused on providing art-loving Chicagoans with opportunities to express themselves aesthetically, while simultaneously supporting local businesses. Catch a matinee showing at one of Chicago’s oldest movie theaters, shop for goods created by local artists, brunch or dine at one of many newsworthy cafes and restaurants, and head out for some fresh air on the daily, if you wish, via the 606. Three distinct CTA Blue Line train stops, along with several bus routes, make it a breeze to find even more hidden Logan Square gems, or explore other parts of Chicago. Read More