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What: Fourth Annual Celebration of Uptown Restaurants Where: Uptown, Event Check-in at Le Nocturne, 4810 N. Broadway When: Thursday, September 26 from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. This fourth annual Uptown Dinner Crawl was created to celebrate the...
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What: Opportunity for Parents and Students to Tour Uplift Community High School Where: Uplift Community High School, 900 W. Wilson Ave. When: Thursday, September 26 from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Uplift Community High School is hosting an open house...
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What: Community Meeting to Review the Recommended Preferred Alternative for North Lake Shore Drive in the Area of Montrose-Wilson-Lawrence Avenues Where: Harry S. Truman College, Larry McKeon Student Services Building (Lobby), 1145 W. Wilson...
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What: Community Meeting to Discuss the Proposed Renovation Design Plan for Clarendon Park Community Center Where: Clarendon Park Community Center, 4501 N. Clarendon Ave. When: Thursday, September 19 at 6 p.m. The Chicago Park District will share...
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What: Free Job Fair Providing a Wide Variety of Employers and Community Resources Where: Harry S. Truman College, Back of Cafeteria (1145 W. Wilson Ave.) When: Thursday, October 3 from 10:00AM – 2:00PM The Second Annual Northside Regional...
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Ald. Cappleman is excited to share the news that the Clarendon Park Community Center will be renovated. During an extensive process led by the Chicago Park District, the community overwhelmingly supported a limited renovation of the...
More infoThis holiday season, help us lend a hand to the most vulnerable residents of our great city. The 46th Ward office is collecting donations in collaboration with Cradles to Crayons, a nonprofit that provides essential items for children birth to 12...
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11.2.17 Health Fair
More infoRecent hurricanes that pounded Texas, Florida, and Puerto Rico wreaked havoc, with damage in the hundreds of billions of dollars. Some parts of Puerto Rico are predicted to be without power for six months. Even areas that suffered only mild...
More infoSeptember 25, 2017 Alderman Cappleman and the city’s Department of Family and Support Services have been taking action to help those who had been living beneath the Wilson and Lawrence viaducts access food, shelter, mental health services...
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