Register for the Annual Members Meeting, to help us with the catering order. Make plans now to join us on January 25 for a warm night of socializing, mingling, and excitement as we look to the upcoming year!
Everyone will be here for the Annual Members Meeting, Dinner & Board of Directors elections! Confirmed attendees include Congressman Mike Quigley; State Representative Margaret Croke and Cook County Board Commissioner Bridget Degnan. Get out of the house and join your neighbors to reconnect and plan for the coming year.
Added bonus: be the first to see the 2024 Old Town Art Fair poster!
The meeting will take place January 25, 2024, from 6 PM to 9 PM.
Be sure to register here.
We are celebrating our Student & Instructor Show! Stop by for a wide selection of artworks in all mediums from our most proficient artists to our first-time students, and some items from the vault!
This exhibit and sale are a perfect opportunity to get started on your holiday gift list! Artworks in pastel, watercolor, oil, pencil and charcoal will be on display.
On Exhibit
November 7, 2023 to December 22, 2023
1763 N North Park Avenue
312-337-1938
Tuesday – Friday: 10 AM – 5 PM
Saturday: 1- AM – 1 PM
The Old Town Triangle Association is continuing to work to support Migrants and others in need. Working with Ascension Church at LaSalle and Elm, we are providing new and lightly worn winter clothing that is available at their “free store” for those in need. They can always use more help.
An Ad-Hoc Committee is helping to find ways that Old Town neighbors can best assist those in need. Other options are being brought to our attention and we will be reaching out for more help soon. There are a number of groups that are located very near to the Triangle and we want to make sure that our efforts will make a difference.
The Community Service Committee has not forgotten our local public servants who go above and beyond for us every day. A lunch for the 18th District Police officers was held on November 17th before the start of the holiday season, where officers take on extra shifts to manage high-profile events. We also dropped off cookies to both of our local Fire Stations to acknowledge the loss of their colleague and friend, Drew Price.
Reach out to the Committee at service@oldtowntriangle.com to assist in any of these activities.
We need your continued support for some needs that have been identified.
If you are unable to donate items but would still like to contribute, you can make a donation by clicking here.
Laundry costs are high – we are attempting to offer cleaning of clothing and bedding to the migrants. One family for one week (about 45 lbs.- everything has been wet lately) costs about $40. Your donation of $20 or more in the Laundry section will help us to meet these needs. We can still use donations to help pay for the laundry services that were provided.
Note: donations to the Old Town Triangle Association are tax-deductible to the amount allowed by law (OTTA is a registered 501(c)3 nonprofit organization).
Thank you – in advance for your assistance. Please contact the committee at service@oldtowntriangle.com for any additional information.
The 2024 Nominating Committee was selected at the Board meeting held on Tuesday, September 12, 2023. The committee will nominate individuals for the offices of President, First Vice-President, Secretary and Treasurer and for two open positions for directors. Applications can be found here.
Please fill out this application and submit via email to nominations@oldtowntriangle.com. The deadline to submit an application is Monday, 10/16. The Nominating Committee will be reviewing applications and will conduct follow-up interviews on Sunday, October 22 (afternoon) and Monday, October 23 (evening).
Chair: Annette Magier
Members: Vi Daley, Carly Jenkins, Katherine Keenan, Richard Rausch, Caroline Vickery
Contact: nominations@oldtowntriangle.com