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The Windy City Wheelers of Arabic Temple #44

The black caucus of the Chicago Teachers Union

The crowd lining Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive

Members of the South Shore Drill Team and Performing Arts Ensemble

Members of the South Shore Drill Team and Performing Arts Ensemble

Members of the South Shore Drill Team and Performing Arts Ensemble

Ninety three year old Philomae Dixon, a former Chicago resident, comes every year from her home in California to watch the Bud Billiken Day Parade

Members of the #Antichiraq Movement To Take Back The Streets march down Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive

A small contingent of Peace Corps alumni

Clerk of the Circuit Court Dorothy Brown walks with her family and supporters

Staff, family members and friends of WGCI 107.5 enjoy the ride down Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive

Cub Scouts from Hyde Park’s Pack 3599 march down Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive

A small contingent of community members carries a Save Dyett banner down Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive

The crowd lining Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive

Members of the Jesse White Tumbling Team perform

Members of the Kenwood Academy High School Marching Band perform as they march down Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive

Members of the Kenwood Academy High School Marching Band perform as they march down Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive

The crowd lining Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive

A view to south in the section of Washington Park Saturday within the area bound by Martin Luther King Jr. Drive on the west, Ellsworth Drive on the east, Garfield Boulevard on the south, and 51st Street on the north, that has been proposed as one of the potential sites for the Barack Obama Presidential Library.

The Nelson family enjoys the swing set April 18, 2015 in the section of Washington Park that has been proposed as one of the potential sites for the Barack Obama Presidential Library.  This image was published in the April 22, 2015 issue of the Hyde Park Herald.

A view to south in the section of Washington Park that has been proposed as one of the potential sites for the Barack Obama Presidential Library.

A walker enjoys the paths in the section of Washington Park that has been proposed as one of the potential sites for the Barack Obama Presidential Library.

In response to a recorded raccoon distress call, a raccoon peeks its head out of its nest in a tree growing in the section of Washington Park that has been proposed as one of the potential sites for the Barack Obama Presidential Library. This image was published in the April 22, 2015 issue of the Hyde Park Herald.

Windstorm – Looking North From Promontory Point

Wave Spray and Tree on Promontory Point

Intrepid Swimmer

Break In The Storm – Looking North From 57th Beach At Promontory Point

Aftermath – North of The 47th St. Pedestrian Bridge

Children’s Books

Sisters

Rectangles

Contemplation

Chicago Human Rhythm Project

Mazz Swift and Silvia Bolognesi of Tomeka Reid’s Hear in Now (HiN)

Nicole Mitchell

Etienne Charles

Houston Person

Dancing to the sounds of the Houston Person Quartet

Craig Taborn performing in Rockefeller Chapel

Chilling on the Midway

Dancing on the Midway

Dancing on the Midway

Chilling On the Midway

Howard Levy performing with Orbert Davis CJP Chamber Ensemble on the Midway

Tito Carrillo performing with Orbert Davis CJP Chamber Ensemble on the Midway

Orbert Davis CJP Chamber Ensemble on the Midway

Dancing to the sounds of Orbert Davis CJP Chamber Ensemble on the Midway