Developer David Chase and his wife, Kimberly Rachal, converted the former church and adjacent property into a $15 million venue to host live music, art exhibits, weddings, galas and private events.
This year's tree-lighting ceremony won't draw a crowd due to coronavirus precautions, but city officials will celebrate with a virtual holiday program broadcast on YouTube at 6:30 p.m. on November 19. The online ceremony is set to include holiday greeting from Mayor Lightfoot and First Lady Amy Eshleman, special acknowledgements of Hanukkah and Kwanzaa, and music performances recorded at the Epiphany Center for the Arts
December 16, 2019 David Chase and Kimberly Rachal were
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December 16, 2019 David Chase and Kimberly Rachal were
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One of the largest cultural venues in the city and a designated Chicago landmark, this architecturally significant property has been acquired in a multi-million-dollar transaction by Chicago Developer David Chase
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By Chris Jones -Chicago Tribune | Oct 30, 2019
