Grant Park
The only thing yesterday's re-enactment of the 1968 Democratic National Convention protests lacked was tear gas and police violence. Instead, officers on bicycle paid little attention to the 200 people assembled for Reenact '68, even though organizers lacked a permit for the event.
2 months ago | By Martin Miller
The Chicago City Council gives its approval to a controversial plan by the Chicago Children's Museum to build a new facility in Grant Park. Opponents, however, are not giving up the fight.
5 months ago | By Steven Chaitman
Despite vigorous opposition from neighbors and community members, the city's zoning panel sends the Children's Museum proposal on to the city council, approving its move to Grant Park by a vote of 6-3.
5 months ago | By Paul Rock
A vote on the Children's Museum's proposed move to Grant Park was postponed today. The chair of the zoning committee says too few aldermen were present to decide the issue fairly.
6 months ago | By Jennifer Slosar & Shannon McGee
Chicago residents packed a plan commission meeting Thursday for a nine-hour debate on a controversial plan to allow the Chicago Children's Museum to build a new facility in Grant Park.
6 months ago | By Jennifer Slosar
Opponents of a plan to move the Chicago Children's Museum from Navy Pier to Grant Park say they are prepared to keep up their fight to keep the park "open, clear and free."
7 months ago | By Jennifer Slosar
What happens in Grant Park before Pearl Jam?
1 year ago | By Joe Lattal
Chicago Outdoor Film Festival
1 year ago | By Geoff Wallin
Local indie group makes orchestral debut
1 year ago | By Geoff Wallin
"Devil's Fiddler"
1 year ago | By Geoff Wallin
Baseball/Softball Clinic at Taste of Chicago
1 year ago | By Ben Strauss
