A student at the University of Illinois at Chicago, Kalina Fleming-Lopez lives in the Pulaski Park area and is serving as an intern with Our Urban Times this summer.
Stories from Kalina Fleming-Lopez
Last 2015 Tuesdays at the Triangle: The Polish Triangle Trio
Tuesdays at the Triangle 2015 ends this season August 25 with the Polish Triangle Trio, who will perform from 6 to 8 p.m. where Wicker Park, Pulaski Park, Noble Square and East Village meet...intersections of Milwaukee, Ashland and Division.
Serene sounds of Matt Ulery’s Loom, jazz quintet, filled the Polish Triangle this past Tuesday. The sounds mixed together, intertwining with the fountain and the traffic.
Chicago Public Schools started off the 2015 fiscal year with $6.4 million in outstanding debt. When Rauner announced his plan to implement $106 million budget cuts for CPS in July of this summer, the city went into a frenzy of planning, trying to find a way to avoid such a budget crisis.
Matt Ulery’s Loom, jazz quintet, will be weaving music for this weeks event as part of Tuesdays at the Triangle, a local event hosted by the Polish Triangle Coalition. The event will be held on August 11, from 6 to 8 p.m. where Milwaukee, Division and Ashland intersect.
If you wandered past the Division Blue Line stop on Tuesday you probably could hear the melody on the wind as students from the Chicago Center for Music Education (ChiME) playing for the local event, Tuesdays at the Triangle.
Almost 3,000 people settled with their picnic baskets, children and dogs in Wicker Park this past Thursday for the Movie in the Park, Hook which was funded by the local favorite. The Magic Boat Puppet theater sailed into Wicker Park before Hook, however, to the delight of all ages of puppet lovers.
Young Suzuki violinists and steel drummers will be laying down the beat at Tuesdays at the Triangle in the Polish Triangle at the intersection of Milwaukee, Division and Ashland, Aug. 4 from 6 to 8 p.m.
Teeming with Wicker Park Fest goers from Paulina to North Ave., Milwaukee Ave. was bustling with activity despite the unrelenting heat. Hundreds of people roamed from booth to booth looking for one of a kind tees, jewelry, unique finds, delicious funnel cakes, aromatic candles and craft beers.
Spoken and sung, words seemed to mesmerize a relatively large audience at Tuesdays at the Triangle on July 28. The performers, from 826Chi and Cielito Lindo Family Folk Band, ranged in age from 7 to 13.
The night was calm as the group of poets slowly began gathering in the Polish Triangle this past Tuesday. It was Latino Poet night at a local event called Tuesdays at the Triangle.
The National Ukrainian Museum was stuffed to the brim with people Friday, July 17, for the opening of “Apostle of Peace”. People of all ages waited in anticipation to celebrate the 150th birthday of Metropolitan (Archbishop) Andrei Sheptytsky.
OTH Radio Theater is kicking off tomorrow's Tuesdays at the Triangle at 6 p.m. in the Polish Triangle at Milwaukee/Division and Ashland. The second hour will be a plethora of poets.
Opening tomorrow is the Ukrainian National Museum’s new exhibit called “Apostle of Peace.” The exhibit is being held to celebrate the 150th birthday of Metropolitan (Archbishop) Andrey Sheptytsky. The exhibit will include portraits and other various artifacts from Sheptytsky’s life.
