Category: Southport Corridor

Retail Rumors: Banana Republic looking to come to the Southport Corridor?

Could @bananarepublic be the next retailer on the @southportcorridorchicago? Retail rumors have resumed. See our blog for details. (at Southport Corridor)

Indira moving, Newport Bar & Grill Closing, Capital One Cafe with Peet’s Coffee Coming

We have known that 3435 N. Southport (the building that currently is home to Indira Salon and Newport Bar & Grill) has been marketed for flagship retail for quite some time. Indira is moving to 3337 N. Southport which is currently being renovated, and Newport Bar & Grill is scheduled to close July 17.

Capital One Cafe with a Peet’s Coffee has been rumored to be coming to Southport, and will be moving into the space in the first and second floors.

Here is the marketing brochure for 3435 N. Southport.

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Louis Vuitton America’s Cup World Series Chicago

#Repost @vineyardvines
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Good morning! We’re excited to witness the first @americascup race on fresh water! Official racing begins at 1:30pm. Good luck to all teams! #EDSFTG #LVACWSChicago #VVAmericasCup (at Louis Vuitton America’s Cup World Series Chicago)

Bel-Port Liquors closing mid-July, not coming back to Bow Truss side location

As you have heard, Bow Truss Coffee is coming to Southport and Belmont in the space currently occupied by Bel-Port Liquors. Joe, long-time owner of Bel-Port was rumored to move to an adjacent space but according to him, rent is too high and he will not be relocating. Make sure to say hi to Joe and Sashi before he closes up shop for good, most likely by early to mid-July.

We hear ya! #Repost @maryflan711
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Survived Monday…barely. @southportcorridorchicago @corridorchicago #monday #craftbeer #southportcorridor #chicago #chicagofoodauthority #eeeeeats #eaterchicago #infatuationchi #eater (at Corridor Brewery & Provisions)

Registration is now open for summer classes with Third Space at LVPC, a program of Lake View Presbyterian Church

Registration is now open for summer classes with Third Space at LVPC, a program of Lake View Presbyterian Church. Six-week sessions for preschoolers through senior citizens will begin July 18, with veteran instructors leading creative courses in music, art, movement and discussion.
“These pilot programs are a sample of the kinds of offerings that may be available in the Third Space building in a couple of years,” said Pastor Joy Douglas Strome. “As we continue our capital campaign, we are also looking at what activities will help us realize our vision of Third Space as an intergenerational community building that builds community.”
Classes in music, art and wooden toy-making will allow parents and children to work together. Other, age-level, art classes will be designed for those age 6 through adult, and seniors may opt for yoga, exercise, book discussion and storytelling classes.
Classes are very affordably priced to accommodate everyone in the Lakeview community, and will end August 26.
Plans are for a Third Space Community Center slated to replace the existing Parish Hall immediately west of Lake View Presbyterian Church at Broadway and Addison.  Third Space will be the only intentional, inter-generational gathering space in the Lakeview neighborhood. It won’t regulate different populations, it will integrate them.

A full class listing, including dates and times, is available at third-space.org. To register, visit the website or phone 773-281-2655.