Fountain Square drew a crowd Sunday as the next generation of local jazz talent performed from noon to 2 p.m., with residents pulling up chairs and

French classical guitarist Edith Pageaud said she was feeling emotional as her performance at a packed Nichols Concert Hall at the Music Institute of

A sampling of performances that highlight how Asian American artists in Chicago are creating a new wave of work that is "post-identification."

Saturday morning, a Little Free Library was installed at 1716 Dodge Ave. Designed and constructed by David LaPaglia, the little library commemorates the

On March 30, after many years living with the effects of multiple strokes and advanced dementia, Young Evanston Artists! (YEA!) founder Harvey Vahram

A couple photos from one of my latest interior photography projects. Love the shade of green in this kitchen by Austausch Interior Design Studio, and always enjoy having the house pet walk onto the se...

The Evanston Folk Festival brought thousands of folk music fans and scores of performers to Evanston’s lakefront.

On a sunny Saturday morning, Evanston and its neighboring communities came together in Dawes Park, following progressive political group Indivisible

On a sunny Saturday morning, Evanston and its neighboring communities came together in Dawes Park, following progressive political group Indivisible

It's migration season and a flock of unique origami cranes greets visitors to the HIVE Center for the Book Arts at 840 Custer Ave.

With gas prices shooting up, some may be tempted to mothball gasoline powered vehicles, like this mysterious car behind the building at 939 Chicago Ave.

Peering down the stairs onto Church Street from the slowly decaying Metra platform at Davis Street station, a splash of color comes into view, framed by a

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Evanston Mayor Daniel Biss speaks to supporters Tuesday after winning the Democratic primary for Illinois' 9th Congressional District. Mayor Daniel Biss

Voters and candidates were out and about around town on Election Day. Here is what RoundTable reporters observed on a busy Tuesday filled with drama.

Three two-person teams of ETHS students competed at the Trade Collective, 1910 Greenwood St., to see which team could rotate all four tires on a car the

Acrobats soar, clowns tumble and a story unfolds without a single word spoken in AQUÍ O ALLÁ: a circus story, a daring feat of physical performance

When is the last time you placed a call with an operator, using a rotary phone? The next question is: How old is this vintage advertising mural on the

U.S. Rep. Jan Schakowsky (9th District) was joined by other Democrats running to succeed her in condemning the United States' military attacks against

RoundTable photographers Richard Cahan and Joerg Metzner left their homes the past two days when they saw the city wrapped in fog. Cahan got a head start

Hundreds of residents filled the auditorium of Evanston Township High School on Friday night for the last major candidate forum in the 9th Congressional

Dempster Design Row events continued on Friday and Saturday following Thursday night’s lively and tasty Souper Dinner. On Friday morning, Pink & Tan

A big tree limb on Ashland Avenue, just north of Lee Street succumbed to the wind that at times gusted up to 60 mph on Friday, March 13. The area hunkered

Get live updates and information on Election Day from the Evanston RoundTable. Follow our live blog for the latest developments.

For thousands of years before ICE made the Bishop Henry Whipple Federal Building the home base for their sweeping immigration roundup, this place has been known to the Dakota people as Bdote, where…

The unique weather phenomenon of a rare winter waterspout as witnessed over the steaming Lake Michigan from Dempster Beach during Friday's bitterly cold

There are about 20 grade crossings on the CTA network, where train tracks intersect with roadways at the same level. The only one of these in Evanston can

To start the year chief instructor at the Lakeshore Aikido Club, Antonio Terrone, offered a free demonstration of Aikido at the club's space at the

A crowd of at least 200 people gathered at Fountain Square Wednesday night to protest the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good by a federal agent in

Hundreds of residents came out to Evanston Township High School on Sunday for a food drive to collect groceries, paper products and gift cards to donate

When's the last time you went to the circus in a real big top tent? Friday evening was the first of four shows by Chicago's Midnight Circus in Tallmadge

At the height of wildfire season, thousands of firefighters regularly face a host of dangers on the frontline, including confronting toxic smoke. As seasons grow longer and more intense, the health of...

A wall of fresh white paint sits empty under the train viaducts on Lake Street. The shiny surface leaves no trace of four chalk murals that were drawn and

A beautiful summer evening photographing Dance in the Parks performing at Ridgeville Park District for the Evanston RoundTable.

I contributed to this meaningful project by serving as both the architectural photographer, highlighting the shelter’s design and atmosphere, and the book designer, carefully crafting the visual narra...

Trees grow slowly, recording each passing year with a ring, steadily establishing their presence in the landscape, and as it happened with one particular tree, establishing themselves in our hearts. T...

I enjoyed working with Studio Pesch on photographing one of their recent projects, a speakeasy-style room for intimate gatherings.

As part of the nationwide "No Kings" protests the Evanston community came together at Fountain Square to protest President Trump, organized by

Close to 1,000 protestors showed up with signs, flags and a sense of urgency at Fountain Square on Saturday to demonstrate against President Donald Trump

Close to 1,000 protestors showed up with signs, flags and a sense of urgency at Fountain Square on Saturday to demonstrate against President Donald Trump

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A yard sign on Florence Avenue, south of Washington Street, reflects some of the unsettled feelings in the country.

A yard sign on Florence Avenue, south of Washington Street, reflects some of the unsettled feelings in the country.

Willard Elementary School got a green makeover this spring thanks to Green Edens LLC. The Evanston-based landscaping and design company donated their time

Hazy Evanston beaches on Thursday, a result of smoke descending from Canadian wildfires. An air quality alert remains in effect for Evanston and the