Mayor Lori Lightfoot, U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin, Congressman Bobby Rush, and other dignitaries will speak about future plans for the Englewood Nature Trail.

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Considering Chicago has a population of almost three million, it’s no surprise that the city’s sports culture is second to none. It’s also no surprise that the city is home to some of the best sports teams in the world, including the Chicago Bulls and the Chicago Cubs. Sports fans can enjoy the game on local television stations and online.

Aside from sports, Chicago is also home to a number of museums, including the Field Museum. The city has also been the setting for a number of major events, including the Chicago White Sox World Series, the Super Bowl and the World Series of table tennis. So you can imagine that a number of local fans are chomping at the bit to catch a glimpse of their favorite team.

Not only is the city home to some of the nation’s top sporting teams, it is also home to a number of amateur sports teams. One such team, the Chicago Blackhawks, has won two Stanley Cups in the past two years. A number of these teams have made the sports equivalent of the big leagues, so fans of all ages can converge on the Windy City for a night of hockey, basketball or lacrosse.

Chicago sports fans are not only a loyal bunch, they’re also a smart bunch. So a flurry of social media posts, such as the viral video of Jay Cutler’s jersey burning, had the city on the tongue.