Logan square is WITHOUT A DOUBT one of the best neighborhoods to call home in the City of Chicago. Massive
bungalows, historical boulevards, and stately greystones line the leafy avenues
of Logan Square, a charming residential enclave renowned for its buzzing arts and culture scene. Its iconic commercial
strip lined with cool restaurants, attractive storefronts, and cocktail bars has made Logan Square a hotspot for
on-trend shopping, gourmet dining, and vivacious nightlife.
Here’s a handy hotlist of some things to catch around the Square this spring 😎
OUR COMMUNITY
THE LOGAN SQUARE FARMERS MARKET runs seasonal markets and events, starting this year in May 14, 9AM-3PM see you there!
@lsfarmersmarket
THE LOGAN SQUARE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE is another community organization that helps support small businesses, community events and local charities.
@logansquarechamber
AROUND THE SQUARE
The LSQ community’s favorite cup o joe is hands down at Intellegencia, voted “Best Cup of Coffee” and “Best Espresso Drink” by :) The Logan Squarist, a great account to follow for all things
@logansquareist
THE LOGAN THEATRE is a historic and fully restored theatre screening the best new movies. Enjoy a craft beer or just some good old popcorn while watching film as it was meant to be seen – on the big screen!
(@thelogantheatre)
LULA CAFE right on the square, one of the longest standing, unique and tastiest restaurants holding down the town
@lulacafe
DID YOU KNOW?
Logan Square has been drawing in people for years with green spaces, boulevards, and great urban vibes. Strewn with lots of trees and grassy boulevards, Logan Square is an oasis of greenery, making you almost forget you’re in the city!
Locals love to spend time at its many green parks including the monument right on the square, called the ”Illinois Centennial Memorial Column” and has sculptural reliefs designed by one of the US’s first recognized female sculptors, Evelyn Beatrice Longman.
This symbolic monument located at the center of the neighborhood was designed by Henry Bacon, the same architect who created the Lincoln Memorial in Washington D.C., and is a testament to Logan Square’s significant architectural heritage.
