September in Lincoln Park—where community, culture, and commerce converge.
1. Lincoln Park Uncorked: A Lincoln Avenue Wine Stroll – September 18, 2025
Ready to sip your way through the neighborhood? On September 18, the 10th annual Lincoln Park Uncorked: A Lincoln Avenue Wine Stroll returns, featuring pop-up tasting rooms hosted by local businesses between Diversey and Webster, delicious bites, and even free pedicab rides to add flair to your evening . Tickets start at $45–$68, with group discounts available—so grab yours early!
2. Premier League Mornings Live Fan Festival – Stay Tuned for 2025 Dates
Last year, Lincoln Park buzzed with the energy of the Premier League Mornings Live Fan Festival, hosted by NBC Sports on September 21–22, 2024. Fans watched matches on big screens, saw the Premier League trophy, and enjoyed appearances from legends like Gary Cahill . While 2025 dates haven’t been announced yet, this year’s Premier League Summer Series at Soldier Field follows the same fan-driven spirit —so stay tuned for a possible return of the fan fest to Lincoln Park.
3. More Local Highlights: Culture, Parks & Art
Lincoln Park’s everyday charm shines year-round thanks to its vibrant cultural scene:
• Lincoln Park Zoo offers free admission and seasonal programming—always a favorite for families and weekend outings.
• Chicago History Museum keeps the past alive with rotating exhibits and local stories.
• Take a tranquil stroll along the Chicago Lakefront Trail, a scenic 18.5-mile route that cuts through Lincoln Park and beyond .
• Discover public art with Flight of Butterflies, featuring 29 stunning butterfly sculptures installed through September 2025 across Chicago, including in Lincoln Park .
• And the Lincoln Park Conservatory continues its Tropical Summer Show, running through September 23, with orchids, bromeliads, and lush tropical blooms .
4. Lincoln Park Real Estate Trends – Fall 2025 Insights
Fall is a pivotal market for real estate in Lincoln Park, especially as activity picks up before the holidays. Key trends:
• Strong buyer demand: The neighborhood remains highly desirable for families and professionals—thanks to its schools, walkability, and historic character.
• Luxury properties in demand: Homes with outdoor space, modern renovations, and turnkey appeal are seeing particularly brisk interest.
• Market stability: While Chicago’s broader market shows signs of cooling, Lincoln Park remains resilient, especially for move-in-ready listings.
• Investment potential: With interest rates steadying, multifamily homes and townhomes are drawing attention from long-term investors.
