Choose Chicago, DCASE, and Mayor's Office Announce Support for Series of Neighborhood Holiday Activations

Chicago, ILLocal News

Mayor Brandon Johnson, along with Choose Chicago and DCASE, has announced the return of a program designed to support a series of neighborhood holiday activations throughout the city. This initiative is set to enhance community engagement and stimulate local economies during the festive season by partnering with neighborhood chambers of commerce and community-based organizations. The holiday activations aim to foster a vibrant atmosphere, encouraging residents to participate in local events that celebrate the season. The program reflects the city’s commitment to revitalizing neighborhoods and promoting cultural activities that resonate with the community. By creating opportunities for festive gatherings and activities, the initiative seeks to strengthen community ties and support local businesses.

Mayor Johnson emphasized the importance of maintaining a lively holiday spirit that reflects the diversity of Chicago’s neighborhoods. The collaboration aims to ensure that the holiday season is memorable for all residents, promoting inclusivity and togetherness. This program marks a significant effort to invigorate local participation and enhance the overall holiday experience across Chicago.

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