Experimental Station seeks to build independent cultural infrastructure by providing essential resources that respond to local needs.
OUR PROGRAMS
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61st Street Farmers Market
Offers the freshest locally grown fruits, vegetables, and produce to Woodlawn and surrounding neighborhoods. We also provide food education to children and adults.
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Blackstone Bicycle Works
Supports and engages youth from Chicago’s South Side through bicycle education. Youth develop problem-solving, leadership, and life skills through STEM concepts.
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Link Up Illinois
Provides access and affordability to farm-fresh fruits and vegetables by doubling the value of Link purchases at farmers markets, grocery and corner stores in Illinois.
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Chicago Farmers Markets Link Access
In partnership with Chicago’s Department of Cultural and Special Events, we provide SNAP/Link services at the city’s farmers markets.
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Arts & Events
We support South Side artists of color and provide space for arts and cultural events that are free and open to the public.
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Small Business Incubation
We provide discounted long-term rental space and resources to mission-aligned local businesses and journalism institutions.
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