Rogers Park’s spirit comes alive in its art, music, and culture.
From galleries to street murals, theaters to music venues, our neighborhood is home to a vibrant creative community that brings us together and tells our stories.
I’ve been proud to support local artists and cultural events, knowing that a thriving arts scene is essential to our identity and economy.
Lately, I’ve been asked if I’m thinking about running for Alderman. I’ve thought about it because I want to ensure that the voices of artists, performers, and cultural organizations are heard loud and clear in City Hall.
If I run, I’ll work to secure resources, protect creative spaces, and celebrate the diversity that makes Rogers Park unique.
Art is the heartbeat of our community — and I’m ready to help it beat even stronger.
— Bill Morton