Leen Yassine is an Assistant Press Secretary and journalist for Block Club Chicago, focusing on local news in the Chicago area. With a passion for community reporting, Leen covers a wide range of topics including events, weather updates, cultural happenings, and social issues affecting the city.
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Leen Yassine's articles predominantly focus on local events, weekend activities, and seasonal content in Chicago. She frequently covers topics related to things to do in the city, such as events, bars and restaurants, holidays, and home-related themes.
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By: Leen Yassine
Honor deceased relatives and loved ones at art exhibits, family fests, performances, craft workshops and more ahead of the traditional Mexican holiday.
By: Leen Yassine
There are fall festivals, a Chicago Latino Dance Festival show, Reuse-A-Palooza, vintage and makers markets and more.
By: Leen Yassine
The free parade will feature dance troupes, equestrian groups and a star-studded lineup of guests, including Emmy Award-winning actor Lynn Whitfield of “The Chi.”
By: Leen Yassine
A new art exhibit at 150 North Riverside celebrates Chicago's architectural history and future with drawings by cartoonist Klaus. It's on display through Dec. 30.
By: Leen Yassine
CHICAGO — The Jean Banchet Awards — Chicago food honors recognizing top local chefs and restaurants — announced its 2025 nominees Monday.
By: Leen Yassine
The fest runs Saturday-Sunday and features 18 Kurdish films with English subtitles.
Dimo's is going back to its roots after closing its sit-down cafe in mid-October.
By: Leen Yassine
There's also a social bike ride through Bronzeville, Vinyl & Vittles in Bridgeport, a Pilsen artisan market, “Primary Trust” closing weekend at the Goodman Theatre and more.
By: Leen Yassine
WEST TOWN — Tree branches, emergency blankets and wooden beams are just a few of the materials in artist María Burundarena's new exhibit, “Insula,” which
The city's annual Pumpkin Smash returns Nov. 9, offering Chicagoans an environmentally friendly way to smash instead of trash their Halloween jack-o'-lanterns.
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