Rogers Park Chamber of Commerce

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Willye B. White Park Junior Bears Tackle Football Program

The Junior Bears is a youth tackle football program featuring two age divisions: Pee Wee (ages 8–10) and Varsity (ages 11–13). The season runs from August through October and includes opening and closing ceremonies, skills clinics, regular league games, and a championship matchup.


Uniforms, transportation, and giveaways are included. Games are typically held on Saturdays, with occasional Tuesday evening games at various locations across the city.


To register your child, contact Park Supervisor Richard Faust at 773-262-5051 or sign up online. Be sure to register within the designated sign-up period and select the correct age division.


Learn more and get involved today!

Shop Small Rogers Park 2024

Rogers Park is...

Discovering ground-breaking arts and culture


Experiencing so many shopping choices at great local small businesses


Tasting diverse dining treats from around the world


Rogers Park Chamber of Commerce partnered with Shop Small Saturday when the program first began.

2025 Rogers Park Community Profile & Business Directory

Our 2025 Rogers Park Community Profile & Business Directory is the most widely distributed local guide, featuring 40 pages of community highlights, resources, and a 10-page listing of local businesses and nonprofits. Including, things to see and do, real estate, education, health, beaches, transportation, a two-page centerfold map, and a membership application.

2026 Chicago Budget Roundtables


Why It Matters

Community Input: Residents can voice their priorities on vital issues like public safety, housing, education, transportation, and city services.

Transparency & Trust: These events create open channels between Chicagoans and city leaders to improve understanding and accountability.

Fairer Budgeting: With diverse participation, the city can better allocate funds in ways that reflect the true needs of all neighborhoods.

Youth Engagement: A special session ensures younger residents (ages 13–24) can participate in shaping a future that directly affects them.

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