The Neighbourhood: Avondale

Avondale sits on Chicago's northwest side near a mix of homes and light industry. Kosciuszko Park provides sports fields, playgrounds, and green space for neighbors. Navy Pier features rides, an outdoor festival space, and lake views within city reach. Kuma's Corner operates a well-known burger shop that many residents visit. Revolution Brewing runs a taproom that serves local beer and hosts events. The Empty Bottle hosts live music and shows that draw crowds from across the city. Parks and community gardens appear through side streets and offer quiet spots for walking. CTA Blue Line provides rapid rail service to downtown and O'Hare. CTA bus routes run along main corridors and link the area to other neighborhoods. Bicycles use dedicated lanes and a busy diagonal corridor for short trips. Small grocery stores and independent shops serve daily needs on commercial strips. Schools, churches, and community centers host classes and neighborhood meetings. Street festivals and farmers markets take place on warm days and draw visitors. Data shows that the most common age group falls between 30 to 34 years old and households with two people make up the largest part of the local population.

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Avondale sits on Chicago's northwest side near a mix of homes and light industry. Kosciuszko Park provides sports fields, playgrounds, and green space for neighbors. Navy Pier features rides, an outdoor festival space, and lake views within city reach. Kuma's Corner operates a well-known burger shop that many residents visit. Revolution Brewing runs a taproom that serves local beer and hosts events. The Empty Bottle hosts live music and shows that draw crowds from across the city. Parks and community gardens appear through side streets and offer quiet spots for walking. CTA Blue Line provides rapid rail service to downtown and O'Hare. CTA bus routes run along main corridors and link the area to other neighborhoods. Bicycles use dedicated lanes and a busy diagonal corridor for short trips. Small grocery stores and independent shops serve daily needs on commercial strips. Schools, churches, and community centers host classes and neighborhood meetings. Street festivals and farmers markets take place on warm days and draw visitors. Data shows that the most common age group falls between 30 to 34 years old and households with two people make up the largest part of the local population.