The Ravenswood Community Council has issued a Request for Proposals from Artists interested in a new public art project in Ravenswood! Read more “Call for Artists: Utility Pole Beautification Project”
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Ravenswood SSA #31 Services Survey
GRCC and SSA #31 provide programs and services to help maintain and promote Ravenswood’s commercial corridors and small businesses. We’re looking for your feedback on that work! Complete the survey for a chance to win up to $75 in gift cards from Ravenswood small businesses! Read more “Ravenswood SSA #31 Services Survey”
Call for Artists: Public Mural in Ravenswood
Ravenswood Community Council and 47th Ward Alderman Matt Martin have issued a Call for Artists interested in designing and installing a new public mural in Ravenswood! Read more “Call for Artists: Public Mural in Ravenswood”
Behind the Scenes: The Making of Ravenswood’s “Blind Love”
Enjoy a behind the scenes look at the making and installation of “Blind Love” in a new short film. In 2021, the Greater Ravenswood Chamber of Commerce (GRCC), Ravenswood Community Council (RCC), and SSA #31 established the Ravenswood Sculpture Garden. Located along our historic industrial corridor, the Garden debuted with seven permanent sculptures. These new […] … Read more “Behind the Scenes: The Making of Ravenswood’s “Blind Love””
New Ravenswood Patio Rebate Program Helps Restaurants & Bars Increase Outdoor Capacity
As Chicago makes continued progress in the fight against COVID-19, local bars and restaurants are preparing for critical summer. To support these small business owners, GRCC is launching a new Ravenswood Patio Rebate program. Read more “New Ravenswood Patio Rebate Program Helps Restaurants & Bars Increase Outdoor Capacity”
Vote: Ravenswood Sculpture Garden Community Survey
A new sculpture garden is coming to the historic Ravenswood Industrial Corridor! Help choose which works of art should become a part of our neighborhood by casting your vote in the Ravenswood Sculpture Garden survey. Read more “Vote: Ravenswood Sculpture Garden Community Survey”