Zoe Pharo is a Staff Writer at Hyde Park Paper. She covers topics related to Urban Art & Street Art, Fine Art, and the Fashion Industry, often exploring the intersection of creativity and community. Zoe's work has been featured in Little Village Magazine and South Side Weekly.
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Zoe Pharo's reporting focuses primarily on local news and events in the Hyde Park area of Chicago. Her coverage includes expert commentary, announcements, and event coverage with themes revolving around family & relationships, government & politics, and education.
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By: Zoe Pharo
On lampposts and bulletin boards around the neighborhood, printer-paper flyers taped up by a passionate thespian read simply: “Hyde Park needs a community theater! Do you agree?”
A Barnes & Noble bookstore is set to open in the Hyde Park Shopping Center in late February, adding a national chain to a neighborhood well known around the city for its independent bookstores.
Hyde Park’s Sophy Hotel will launch its first neighborhood art walk next weekend, linking local artists with six businesses along 53rd Street and in Harper Court for a two-day showcase.
A young designer who grew up stocking shelves downtown has brought his own streetwear brand to Hyde Park.
By: Zoe Pharo
A new arts festival coming to Hyde Park this weekend will explore stories of survival and transformation from people who have lived through incarceration.
Chicago’s largest indoor pickleball facility is expanding to Kenwood next month.
The University of Chicago has appointed former military and government spokesperson John Kirby as the next director of its Institute of Politics (IOP), a decision that has drawn some criticism from student and advocacy groups over his record defending U.S. policy in Gaza.
By: Zoe Pharo
Resident physicians and fellows at the University of Chicago Medical Center have their first-ever tentative agreement with the health system after almost a year of negotiations.
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday mornings, volunteers with the Hyde Park Refugee Project load fresh fruit, toilet paper and other essentials into the trunks of their cars — deliveries bound
By: Zoe Pharo
As federal immigration enforcement ramps up around Chicago, two longtime South Side organizers are hosting weekly information sessions on nonviolent protest and other community responses.
