- The Forum
The Forum is located at 318-328 East 43rd Street (adjacent to the CTA station) in Chicago’s historic Bronzeville community Built in 1897, The Forum includes a beautiful social and assembly hall and several oversized retail slots located adjacent to the 43rd Street Green Line Station
- The Forum (Chicago) - Wikipedia
The Forum is a historic event venue at 318-328 E 43rd Street in the Bronzeville neighborhood of the Grand Boulevard community area of Chicago, Illinois Chicago alderman William Kent and his father Albert had the venue built in 1897, intending it to be a social and political meeting hall
- 43rd Street Bronzeville Walking Tour, Part 3: The Forum
According to a stunning new photo feature on Chicago Patterns, The Forum, located just east of the 43rd Street CTA Green Line stop at 318-328 E 43rd St , will be home to both a cafe and art gallery beginning “next year ”
- The South Side’s Last Remaining Jazz Landmarks - Chicago Magazine
Once a bastion of jazz greats, many grand venues in and around Bronzeville have shuttered These buildings hold on to some of that history People tour the interior of Forum Hall in
- Present — The Forum
Bronzeville’s Forum for Culture and Hospitality Today, Urban Juncture is working to restore The Forum as a hub for culture, hospitality and socializing on Chicago’s Southside We expect to begin restoration of the three retail slots that make up The Forum’s ‘West Annex’ in 2022
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- The Forum - Bronzeville, 324 E 43rd Street, Chicago, IL (2025)
The Forum is located at 318-328 East 43rd Street (adjacent to the CTA station) in Chicago’s historic Bronzeville community Built in the 1890s, the structure contains one of the most important assembly performance halls of this community, as well as several transit-friendly retail spaces
- The Forum | Open House Chicago | Chicago Architecture Center
Forum Hall shut in the 1970s, a casualty of decades of government and private sector disinvestment Today, Urban Juncture is working to restore The Forum as a hub for cultural programming, hospitality and socializing as part of its Build Bronzeville initiative
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