Neighborhood Groups

This map is clipped to ward boundaries, and does not reflect the full area of some of these neighborhood associations.

Gold Coast Neighbors Association
Bounded by North Avenue on the north, Bellevue Place on the south, Lake Shore Drive on the east, and Clark Street on the west.
Advocates on zoning and development matters in the Gold Coast, runs a resident Safety Patrol, and works closely with CPD's 18th District. Also hosts historic preservation programming and neighborhood events, including Evening on Astor. For more information, see link.

Mid-North Association
Bounded by Lincoln Park on the east, Fullerton Avenue on the north, Lincoln Avenue on the west, and the Ogden Avenue right-of-way on the south.
Founded in 1950 to protect the historic character of a neighborhood largely designated as the Mid-North landmark district. Reviews proposed building projects and renovations for compatibility with landmark guidelines, working with the ward office and the Department of Landmarks. For more information, see link.

Park West Neighborhood Association
Bounded by Halsted Street on the west, the lakefront on the east, Fullerton Avenue on the south, and Diversey Parkway on the north.
An all-volunteer organization advocating for neighbors on zoning, responsible development, and quality-of-life issues, and promoting local business and culture along the Clark Street corridor. Recent work has centered on neighborhood safety in partnership with Chicago Police and city officials. For more information, see link.

Sheffield Neighborhood Association
Bounded by Halsted Street on the east, the Chicago River on the west, Fullerton Avenue on the north, and Armitage Avenue on the south.
The voice of the Sheffield community since 1959, focused on zoning and planning, public safety, historic preservation, and beautification. Best known for the Sheffield Music Festival & Garden Walk each July and summer movie nights in Trebes Park. For more information, see link.

Lincoln Central Association
Bounded by Lincoln Avenue on the northeast, Halsted Street on the west, and North Avenue on the south.
An all-volunteer 501(c)(3) working on fair zoning, public safety, business revitalization, and park upkeep — including Fire Station Park & Gardens. Hosts neighborhood gatherings such as Howler at Bauler each October. For more information, see link.

Old Town Triangle Association
Bounded by North Avenue, Clark Street, and the former Ogden Avenue right-of-way.
Formed in 1952 with a longstanding focus on arts, culture, and historic preservation; its members led the effort to landmark the Triangle. Runs the Old Town Art Fair each June, plus art classes and a gallery at the Triangle Center. For more information, see link.

RANCH Triangle Association
Takes its name from its borders: Racine, Armitage, North, the Chicago River, and Halsted.
Advocates for responsible development and for preserving the historic character of the Ranch Triangle area. Also supports small business along the Armitage, Halsted, and Clybourn shopping corridors, local schools, and neighborhood parks and infrastructure. For more information, see link.

Wrightwood Neighbors Association
Bounded by Halsted Street on the east, Lakewood Avenue on the west, Diversey Parkway on the north, and Fullerton Avenue on the south.
Has brought residents and businesses together since 1962, working with the 43rd and 32nd Ward offices, the 19th District, Engine 55, and city agencies. Holds monthly community meetings and raises funds for local schools and charities through the Taste of Lincoln Avenue and the Lincoln Park Wine Festival. For more information, see link.