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After 120 years, artists and the Wicker Park community are about to be banned from St. Paul's Church building by Love Holy Trinity Blessed Mission

By: 
Elaine Coorens
Date: 
04/07/2012
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There was hope among some when six members from Love Holy Trinity Blessed Mission (LHTBM) were present in the public meeting hosted by the Near NorthWest Arts Council and 1st Ward Alderman Proco "Joe" Moreno

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Art during and about Ukrainian chaos presentation Saturday evening at Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art

Date: 
05/16/2014
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Everywhere she turned in the main square of Kyiv (Kiev) during the Maidan in the Ukraine from Nov. 21 to Feb. 22, Dr. Natalia Moussienko saw art. She will tell that story in a presentation of Art of the Barricades ~ Voice of Ukraine, Sat. May 17, 7:30 p.m., Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art, 2320 W Chicago Ave., in Ukrainian Village. 

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Chicago Cultural Plan 2012 Draft final discussion on July 31

Date: 
07/27/2012
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From a series of town hall meetings, which included one in Wicker Park's A. N. Pritzker School, the Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events (DCASE) created two documents as a draft of Chicago's Cultural Plan 2012. These findings in the documents are being discussed in four public meetings.

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Near North West Arts Council and Wicker Park Art Center

Date: 
01/16/2010
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The Near North West Arts Council (NNWAC) was founded by artists, teachers and social activists twenty-three years ago with a goal of building a network of resources supporting a vital, vibrant arts environment in the neighborhood. The establishment of the Wicker Park Art Center in the heart of Wicker Park is part of the goal.

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Pulaski Day includes closings on Monday

By: 
Elaine Coorens
Date: 
03/01/2015
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Chicago Public Schools are going to be open!

Pulaski Day on Mon., Mar. 2, will have Chicago Public Libraries closed. But mail will be delivered and most banks will be open. Remember to pay those parking meters. 

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Smith Park's 1st Annual Memorial Day Parade: An impressive success

By: 
Elaine Coorens
Date: 
05/27/2015
Pipe3r begins

Smith Park's 1st Annual Memorial Day Parade organized in Sts. Volodymye and Olha Ukrainian
Catholic Church's parking lot, 2245 W. Superior, then stepped off from Oakley and Huron on Monday morning with the sun shining then the rain falling.

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St. Paul's Cultural Center renamed Wicker Park Art Center

Date: 
05/05/2010
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Near NorthWest Arts Council (NNWAC) announces the renaming of their location from the St. Paul's Cultural Center to the Wicker Park Art Center at 2215 W. North Ave. in the heart of the Wicker Park Historic District.

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Ukrainian National Museum fights to get books back in Ukrainian libraries

By: 
Elaine Coorens
Date: 
07/19/2014
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The Ukrainian National Museum (UNM), 2249 W. Superior St., needs help in their peaceful war to get Ukrainian books back in Ukrainian libraries in Kharkiv, Ukraine. 

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Ukrainian Village part of Chicago Architecture Foundation's Open House Chicago 2014

By: 
Elaine Coorens
By: 
George Matwyshyn
Date: 
10/16/2014
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Ukrainian Village is home to 6 of the 170 great places and spaces on the Chicago Architecture Foundation's 5th annual Open House Chicago (OHC) event Oct. 18 and 19 throughout Chicago. 

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View the Tatra Mountains from Noble Square: 1st Chicago International Mountain Film Festival

By: 
Elaine Coorens
Date: 
12/07/2012
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Tatra Mountain or other mountain climbing doers, viewers and enthusiasts have an opportunity to see films from Poland, Slovakia, Belgium and Great Britain during the First Chicago International Mountain Film Festival sponsored by the Tatra Mountain Cultural Foundation from Dec. 14 through 16 at 1135 N.

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