Woodlawn Originally a host of the 1893 Worlds Columbian Exposition, Woodlawn has long been an important community area of Chicago, both because of its ties to the past, and its plans for the future. As the inspiration for A Raisin in the Sun, and also the future site of the Obama Presidential Center, this neighborhood is rich with history and culture. Close to the University of Chicagos campus and home to several strong community organizations, Woodlawn has long invested itself in the citys (and the nations) political and social evolution. In addition to the overall urban academic atmosphere, residents are also lucky to find themselves within walking distance of some of the largest green spaces of Chicago. Jackson Park, for example, covers almost 1/3 of the communitys land area and provides all with direct access to Lake Michigan. Go for a bike ride to take advantage of all that Woodlawn has to offer and make use of the excellent public transportation available for your daily commute, or if you would like to discover more of the citys gems beyond this lively neighborhood. Things to Do Recreation: South Side YMCA, MetroSquash, Midway Plaisance, & many parks: Arnita Young Boswell, Flying Squirrel, Harris, Jackson, Moccasin Ranch, & Prairie Wolf Culture: Reva and David Logan Center for the Arts & Lorraine Hansberry House Shopping: 63rd Street Shopping District & Blackstone Bicycle Works For Foodies: 61st Street Farmers Market, Jamaican Jerk Spice, Daleys Restaurant (diner), The Choice Fish & Chicken, Greenline Coffee, & Robust Coffee Lounge
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