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Affordable apartment project opens in Soul City - Wednesday Journal (opens the original)
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Five years after the Oak Park Regional Housing Center submitted a proposal to construct affordable housing in Austin, the nonprofit has completed its first development project on a stretch of the Soul City Corridor on Chicago Avenue. The ribbon cutting for the Austin United Alliance apartments next to the historic Laramie State Bank building took place Sept. 10 at 5200 Chicago Ave. The apartment building hosts 78 mixed-income units, including 50 affordable units. On Sept. 25, tenants will begin
Outdoor Shakespeare opens at Moore-Dugal House - Wednesday Journal (opens the original)
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After I did an interview Friday afternoon in Forest Park, I burned a few hours writing at Kribi before heading to watch Forest Theatre Company’s free outdoor Shakespeare performance of “All’s Well That Ends Well” at the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Moore-Dugal House in Oak Park at 5 p.m. I stopped at the Aldi on Harlem for green grapes and a cherry kombucha and got to the venue early. I brought my own blanket, but there were several chairs set up for guests. Richard Corley — who founded Forest Th
‘All’s Well That Ends Well’ this year's free, outdoor Shakespeare production - Wednesday Journal (opens the original)
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For the sixth year, Forest Theatre Company is hosting an outdoor production of a Shakespeare play. But for the first time, the performance will take place at the Moore-Dugal House in Oak Park, instead of at the Altenheim in Forest Park. Starting Aug. 7, the company will put on three free weekend productions of “All’s Well That Ends Well” on the front lawn of the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed private residence at 333 Forest Ave. Though the Moore-Dugal House had been vacant for years, last spring Mi
ViaClay opens members-only studio in Forest Park - Wednesday Journal (opens the original)
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In 2018, Gabriel Tetrev opened up a 700-square-foot space on Oak Park Avenue to make and sell his ceramics. But after getting a lot of requests to teach classes, he searched for a location that would allow him to do so. “When people see a wheel in the window, or you working with clay, they want to do it themselves,” said Tetrev, a 28-year-old who grew up in Oak Park. While some don’t want to spend money on other peoples’ pottery, “an $80 one-time class is actually worth it because you get to mak
Slowfire expands ceramics, art classes to Forest Park - Wednesday Journal (opens the original)
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A year after receiving her Masters of Fine Arts from the Art Institute of Chicago in 2004, Noelle Wright became an adjunct teacher at Dominican University, where she’s a full-time professor of ceramics and sculpture today. She’s also been chair of Dominican’s art department for over two years. When the university’s learning went remote during the pandemic, Wright said she began offering private lessons out of her Oak Park home’s basement studio to friends and “kids who needed to get out of the h
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