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
WeishFest is also back at The Salt Shed, Windy City Soul Club is celebrating 16 years with a party at GMan Tavern and an annual bar crawl returns to Midway.
By: Leen Yassine
EAST GARFIELD PARK — About 15 years ago, Chicago artist Gwendolyn Zabicki started noticing the word “enrobed” everywhere.
The Latin music fest will return to Grant Park in May with larger festival grounds, a second stage and more.
The changes, which take effect Dec. 1, will go toward improved technology, upgraded fitness rooms and equipment and expanded programs — but some members say the higher fees may put them in a financial bind.
By: Leen Yassine
Chicago joins the global trend of celebrity lookalike competitions with one in Humboldt Park for "The Bear" star. The winner will get cash and "some cigarettes."
By: Leen Yassine
There's also the Wicker Park Wine Wobble, Lycée French Market, Ravenswood Makers Market and more.
Roseland, Pullman and East Side shops are offering books, flowers, CBD products, perfumes, neighborhood tours and more.
By: Leen Yassine
Here’s how to support the efforts of more than 80 food pantries, housing organizations, wellness resources and advocacy groups citywide.
By: Leen Yassine
There's also a benefit concert for Beyond Hunger, the Millennium Park tree lighting and Magnificent Miles Lights Festival, a vintage market where everything costs $10 or less and more.
The troupe's last show at the Briar Street Theatre is Jan. 5, according to media reports.
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