Maxwell Evans

Co-founders Hannah Nyhart and Bea Malsky say they're ready to move on to new projects nearly a decade since their work began to create a “soft place to land” for South Side residents and activists.

Two designers on the official Fashion Week roster are featured at the second edition of the Marché Privé market, which is Saturday at the Promontory.

Some South Shore neighbors want to shift a housing proposal with a focus on low-income renters to instead center middle-class homeowners. A meeting on the issue — public, but exclusive to neighborhood residents — is Saturday.

The record store-turned-outpost for music education and events will preview its newly renovated space with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Saturday.

In the latest artist-curated exhibition at New York City's Museum of Modern Art, Teague explores the impacts a more diverse design world could have had on the iconic designs of the past — while encouraging a more representative future.

The referendum questions on the ballot are the latest push by local leaders and community groups to shield neighbors from looming disinvestment, gentrification and evictions as plans for the Obama Center and other developments move forward.

South Shore residents have organized to give their neighbors a full slate of Halloween activities, from pumpkin painting to a "house of horrors" to a stepper's set.

Adam Parrott-Sheffer, Che “Rhymefest” Smith and Karin Norington-Reaves fielded questions on bilingual education, neurodiverse students' needs and more at a candidate forum Friday.

Residents at the troubled Kenwood apartment complex want federal housing officials to force the next landlord to sign a collective bargaining agreement. The move would keep another "slumlord" from taking over the property, they said.

Developer Alisa Starks, a South Shore resident, said the center with a Creole restaurant, dine-in cinema, bowling alley and events space is eyeing a 2026 opening after approvals from the Zoning Board of Appeals.