About Logan Square

Logan Square, located only 5 miles northwest of the Loop, is one of Chicago’s liveliest, and rapidly evolving neighborhoods. A progressive mix of the old with the new has helped define Logan Square as a growing Chicago community with deep roots to the region’s history. One of Chicago’s oldest communities, Logan Square has become one of the city’s most advanced as well. Offering a seemingly endless array of entertainment, nightlife, shopping, dining, and recreation options, Logan Square leaves its residents with little initiative to leave its cozy confines. With chic modern buildings, old-world mansions, houses, and two- and three-flat graystone buildings, the community is site to historic architecture. Spacious tree-lined boulevards, lush green parks, and a closely-knit neighborhood feel also make up this wonderful Chicago community. Logan Square is home to the renowned Congress Theater as well. Click here for more The Logan Square Neighborhood Association was created in 1963 to promote community spirit and maintain the neighborhood. In the following decades, young professionals, students and artists began to take residence in Logan Square. The community remains a lively, vibrant, and eclectic neighborhood with a respect for its history and a diverse population. The CTA Blue Line runs diagonally through the community, providing easy access to all points in Logan Square. And downtown Chicago is a quick 15 minute “L” ride away. CTA buses also run along Milwaukee, Fullerton, Armitage and Diversey, canvassing the community quickly and conveniently. The I-90 expressway runs through the northeastern portion of Logan Square bringing easy passage to all of the Chicagoland area for local drivers. Milwaukee Avenue Arts Festival is centered at the historic Logan Square Centennial Monument and spans nine blocks of Milwaukee Avenue. The Milwaukee Avenue Arts Festival includes free trolley rides along Milwaukee Avenue, over 20 art exhibitions, live music and entertainment, sidewalk cafes and dining, beer gardens, street performers, puppet and magic shows, and a whole lot more.