The Mayne Stage

"It's an exciting time for the neighborhood. A lot is going on," 49th Ward Ald. Joe Moore said. 

The brewery's second location will include a five-barrel production system in a now vacant storefront.

The eight-story project at 1313 W. Morse Ave. was announced nearly two years ago.

Formerly the Morse Theater, the historic building now serves private events under new management.

Whether you're single or not, the important thing to know is the majority of these offer drinks.

After the on-site eatery closes March 31, the building's owner will look for a new restaurant tenant.

At meeting to discuss the state of the neighborhood, officials talked about the economy, crime and more.

Plus a "Rocky Horror"-themed dance, a soiree for seniors and three golden hours of trick-or-treating.

It's the last weekend of summer. Enjoy it.

Developers say the proposal now includes 45 units, more plants and an "enhanced" pedestrian experience.

Of the building's eight stories, the first three would be a 75-car shared parking garage with Mayne.

The event benefits the Rogers Park Business Alliance.

The party at the Mayne Stage includes drink specials and light appetizers.

Organizers call for attendees to "come in white to glow" under black lights at the Mayne Stage.

The festival features artists from all over the world.