Chicago's Legacy Project honors Leonardo da Vinci on Legacy Walk
CHICAGO, IL - Chicago's Legacy Project recently unveiled a new addition to its renowned Legacy Walk, commemorating none other than the legendary artist and inventor Leonardo da Vinci.
CHICAGO, IL - Chicago's Legacy Project recently unveiled a new addition to its renowned Legacy Walk, commemorating none other than the legendary artist and inventor Leonardo da Vinci.
Matthew Rillie sat at the desk leading into the SDI lounge with a stack of papers in hand. They then swiftly gathered a small group of students, leading them to the CTA Red Line before exiting at the Belmont stop.
Summer in Chicago can be fickle, the weather can often be chilly, and it has been known to snow up until late May.
Rainbow-clad crowds filled the sidewalks in the heart of Lake View on Sunday for Chicago’s 53rd annual Pride Parade.
CHICAGO — Pride Month ends after June, but Chicagoans can honor LGBTQ+ history all year by visiting monuments and historical markers in the city ...
A new site is being recognized as an LGBTQIA+ landmark. The Legacy Walk is a significant spot that acknowledges and educates on the impact of community members. This unique historic place has made waves in its local community and will continue to do so as an official landmark ...
Victor Salvo, founder and executive director of the Legacy Project, discusses some of the figures showcased along the walk.
On May 30, the Legacy Project hosted its fundraiser and networking event Out of the Office at the Godfrey Hotel, 127 W. Huron St ...
While planning a group trip to Chicago, be sure to include a visit to Northalsted (formerly known as Boystown), the oldest officially recognized gay neighborhood in the U.S.