Sites range from the lakefront to northwest Evanston.
Seven years after fostering and eventually adopting her dog Kaya from the Evanston Animal Shelter, Jeannie Sanke still returns to Trot for Tails, helping raise funds for the organization each summer. The chow chow, whose photo appeared on one of this year’s event flyers, accompanied the Evanston resident back to the summertime fundraiser, which she...
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The consulate is scheduled to open for business in September.
As the vast majority of Northwestern students filed off campus for the summer, a surge of younger students donning yellow lanyards entered the University’s classrooms, residence halls and dining commons. Ranging from grades six to twelve, students enrolled in the Center for Talent Development under the School of Education and Social Policy live like college...
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Soccer balls skidded across the turf and into mini goals at the Robert Crown Community Center as teams of four took part in the annual Unity Soccer Festival, an event inviting the community to celebrate the connections built through the sport. In its 12th year, the festival brought together more than 60 teams for a...
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“The Bear,” FX’s show blending the taste and visual elegance of “Chef’s Table” with the breakneck pace, potty mouth and even leading man of “Shameless,” has concluded. All eight episodes of its final season released on Hulu on June 25. The show’s departure leaves a sad absence at the shrinking table of prestige comedy-drama TV,...
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Evanston veterans, families and friends gathered to hear live music on Saturday at the American Legion Post 42’s fourth annual LegionFest, an all-day music festival benefiting the veterans’ organization. The event took place at Post 42, located at 1030 Central St., next to The Evans at Canal Shores golf course. From 11 a.m. to 11...
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Evanston’s annual Glow in the Park event drew community members to Ingraham Park on Friday night with glow-in-the-dark paint, a black light photo booth and glow foam sprayed from a cannon. The event ran from 7 to 10 p.m, and registration cost $9. Seth Kendall, a Robert Crown Community Center program coordinator, helped run this...
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Amid concern about safe walking routes to new Foster School.