The AIDS Garden Chicago will open Thursday near Belmont Harbor in Lakeview; Mayor Lightfoot and Gov. Pritzker will attend the ribbon cutting.
The first phase of this garden was complete in late 2019, and ground was officially broken last June. It's set to fully open on Thursday.
The Chicago Parks Foundation continues the experience online by launching the AIDS Garden Story Archive, a digital quilt of personal shared experiences posted on the AIDS Garden Chicago website.
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