Andersonville Development Corporation

The Andersonville Honors Gala will be at the Neo-Futurarium, 5153 N. Ashland Ave. on March 31.

Sara Dinges will replace Alyssa Berman-Cutler, the economic development organization announced Monday.

The event, scheduled for Sept. 20-21, highlights locally based breweries, musicians and artisans.

The pop-up park and fest debuted in July.

The pop-up park and market, which is still being planned, will feature games, music and more.

The two-day debut festival focused on Chicago craft brews, music and artisans. About 7,500 attended.

It's all local at this weekend's City Made Festival, from local craft beers to bands.

The fall festival will feature artists, artisans (and most importantly) craft brewers big and small.

More than 50,000 people were expected this weekend at the festival, which has humble roots.

The new pizza spot plans a "soft opening" this week.

The folks behind the new hot dog joint is the same team behind Ravenswood favorite Over Easy Cafe.

Here's a hint: Burgers might not be first on the community's list.

Meanwhile, Andersonville officials said they plan to make their own pitch to the popular brewery.

The family-owned shop with locations in Evanston and Barrington opened on Monday at 5028 N. Clark St.

LSC member and Trumbull parent Ali Burke said the business community will be hurt if Trumbull closes.