| Three Reasons to Show Up This Saturday on the Far South Side |
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| This is what community looks like. This is what unity looks like.
ONE COMMUNITY. ONE PEOPLE. ONE VOICE. Three events. One day. One community.
I'm asking you to do three things: 1. SHARE this email and the event flyers on your platforms 2. SHOW UP even if it's just for an hour 3. BRING SOMEONE with you who needs to be in community
The Far South Side doesn't get enough recognition for the work being done here. Let's show Chicago, and each other, what we're made of. |
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| On May 16, 2026, Chicago comes together on the Far South Side for the 103rd Street Takeover — a community walk, run, ride, and festival celebrating the people, places, and possibilities of the 103rd Street corridor.
The finish line culminates in a community festival at Julian High School and Culture Canvas Café & Art Gallery, creating space to connect, celebrate, and continue building a culture of togetherness. Vendor Space is still available! |
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| On May 16, 2026, Get ready for an afternoon filled with family fun, youth activities, community resources, entertainment, and more as we come together to celebrate our community and support our young people.
We invite block clubs, youth organizations, dance teams, decorated bikes, community walkers, fraternities, sororities, lodges, bands, and community groups to register for this joyous celebration of community unity via the link below |
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| On Saturday, May 16, The Community Commission for Public Safety & Accountability (CCPSA) Area 2 District Councils are bringing the community together for a BIG day of resources, unity, and family fun! |
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