Contest winner announced.
Leaders say parade and fireworks are in jeopardy if trend continues.
Work was halted after another bidder filed a protest.
Late into an Evanston Ceasefire teach-in hosted at Lake Street Church on Sunday, Andrew Ginsberg — the embattled Evanston Township High School teacher who was reprimanded in May for displaying a “Jewish Acts of Dissent” poster in his classroom — sat beside Liora Ostroff, the Baltimore-based artist who designed it. “When did you first realize...
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The Evanston Farmers’ Market is a city staple, bustling with vendors and shoppers every Saturday from May to November. This Saturday, the market celebrated its 50 year anniversary within the community. On this special Saturday, the market offered a raffle, commemorative tote bags, a free used cookbook collection and free face painting for young children....
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Evanston Art Center’s newest exhibition, “Women in Nature: Taking Up Space,” opened Saturday, reflecting on the relationship between femininity and the natural world. Chicago-based artist and Evanston Art Center’s 2024-2025 Curatorial Fellow Sholo Beverly curated the exhibition, which is open until August 10. Eighteen artists exhibited large-scale canvases depicting bodies and landscapes to showcase themes...
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Residents crowded against a neon orange fence, trying to catch a glimpse of internet celebrities Daisy May the basset hound and her owner Amy Freese — contestants on last year’s season of America’s Got Talent — as they deftly navigated an agility course on Saturday morning. Between 9 a.m. and noon, dozens streamed in and...
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The non-profit Hive Center for the Book Arts takes over space on Custer Avenue.