History of Edgebrook
The land where Edgebrook and Sauganash presently stand was originally occupied by the Potowatomi Indians, led by Billy Caldwell, whose Indian name was Chief Sauganash - meaning Englishman. Caldwell was born in Canada. His father was an officer in the British military...
History of Sauganash
The prestigious Sauganash neighborhood, once a rich, Native American preserve, has long been regarded as a suburb in the city. Lying far northwest of Chicago’s downtown, Sauganash is primarily a residential neighborhood within Chicago’s Forest Glen Community Area. The...
Upcoming Events
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Thu18Apr202411:00 amTata's Kitchen & Social, 5700 W Irving Park Rd, Chicago IL 60634
Northwest Side Chambers Women's Business & Networking Luncheon
Join the northwest side chambers of commerce as we support women business owners with our keynote address: “What’s the story of your business? Storytelling strategy to make your business come to life.” Following will be a Q&A panel with local business women leaders to provide insight into women’s challenges. 3 course lunch is included. $30 per person.
Tata's Kitchen & Social, 5700 W Irving Park Rd, Chicago IL 60634
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