Six Corners

The Six Corners Special Service Area has been credited with bringing new life to the area.

Small groups will bring Christmas cheer to Portage Park and Old Irving Park from 6:30 - 9 p.m. Dec. 15.

A years-long effort to breathe new life into Six Corners has brought five new restaurants to the area.

A firm that plans to build a new retail development in the area contributed nearly half of the money.

The French-inflenced bistro is the fifth new restaurant to open at Six Corners in 2014.

The upscale tavern from the owner of the Portage will be the sixth new restaurant at Six Corners.

From fundraisers to a gallery opening to a trolley tour, there's something for everyone this weekend.

The amount of money raised may not be much, but the group makes it go a long way, officials said.

The gallery show, which will open Friday and end Sunday, will explore artists' identity. 

Residents say the newly reopened theater will be good for the neighborhood.

The theater’s plan to reopen with a liquor license shocked business owners and Ald. John Arena.

Chicago Police Lt. John Garrido will kick off his campaign Sunday at the Northwest Side Irish Parade.

A grant from the Illinois Arts Council funded the performance of "Crossing Six Corners."

Eddie Carranza, who owns both theaters, plans to concentrate on rehabbing the Portage Theater.

"The Snow Queen" will be The Filament Theatre Ensemble’s first mainstage production at Six Corners.