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The Greater Englewood Chamber Foundation Presents 63rd Street Reimagined - A New View on 63rd
CHICAGO - illiNews -- Join us for an innovative engagement of art and business to enhance vacant storefronts on 63rd street in Englewood. The launch of 63rd Street Reimagined is November 26th, Small Business Saturday. Enjoy a trolley ride to the art locations with the final stop at the Englewood Marketplace Pop-Up Shop from Noon to 4 PM.
You will be able to view incredible art from Englewood artists at the following (currently) vacant locations:
The artists included in the Small business activation are JustFlo, Cujodah, Gloria Rivera, and Pugs Atomz. Our Sponsors include The GEC Foundation, The Greater Englewood Chamber of Commerce, and The Business Affairs and Consumer Protection
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To RSVP and for more information: https://www.gechamber.com/englewoodreimagined
A little more about us, The Greater Englewood Chamber Foundation:
The Greater Englewood Chamber Foundation understands that in order to have a strong economic environment you must have a strong community. We are truly blessed in our community to have leaders, business owners, educators, and citizens who realize that we all share in the responsibility of creating economic success and happiness within our community.
The Chamber's goal is to work toward improving the quality of life for all through the support and commitment of its members, volunteers and committees. The Chamber is proud to sponsor events throughout the year to help support the community. The Greater Englewood Chamber Foundation is also a Neighborhood Business Development Center, acting as an active partner in supporting the needs of small business owners all across Englewood.
For more information check out our website: https://www.gechamber.com/englewoodreimagined
You will be able to view incredible art from Englewood artists at the following (currently) vacant locations:
- 1009 W 63rd St.
- 1054 W 63rd St.
- 1022 W 63rd St.
- 1106 W 63rd St.
- Englewood Market Pop-Up Location: 1122 W 63rd St. (EG Woode)
The artists included in the Small business activation are JustFlo, Cujodah, Gloria Rivera, and Pugs Atomz. Our Sponsors include The GEC Foundation, The Greater Englewood Chamber of Commerce, and The Business Affairs and Consumer Protection
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To RSVP and for more information: https://www.gechamber.com/englewoodreimagined
A little more about us, The Greater Englewood Chamber Foundation:
The Greater Englewood Chamber Foundation understands that in order to have a strong economic environment you must have a strong community. We are truly blessed in our community to have leaders, business owners, educators, and citizens who realize that we all share in the responsibility of creating economic success and happiness within our community.
The Chamber's goal is to work toward improving the quality of life for all through the support and commitment of its members, volunteers and committees. The Chamber is proud to sponsor events throughout the year to help support the community. The Greater Englewood Chamber Foundation is also a Neighborhood Business Development Center, acting as an active partner in supporting the needs of small business owners all across Englewood.
For more information check out our website: https://www.gechamber.com/englewoodreimagined
Source: Greater Englewood Chamber Foundation
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