Jon Hansen, host and executive producer of the Block Club Chicago Podcast, joins Bob Sirott to share the latest Chicago neighborhood stories. Jon has details on:

The White Sox Are Selling Ticket Packages For $5 A Game — But There’s A Catch: The team’s Ballpark Pass allows fans willing to brave unpredictable weather — and potentially mediocre baseball — to attend up to 28 games in April and May at rock-bottom prices.

Silver Fox Cafe, Catering To Older Neighbors With Blues And Jazz Nights, Coming To Kenwood: The Kenwood-Oakland Community Organization received a $820,000 grant to launch the cafe. It would be open to the public for breakfast and lunch and as an after-hours music venue.

Stony Island Redesign, Transit Upgrades Pitched For South Side Corridor Improvement Plan: A city-commissioned panel has been tasked with coming up with ideas to establish Stony Island “as a hub for retail, entertainment, tourism and higher education.”

One Family’s Legacy Of Puerto Rican Lacework On Display In Humboldt Park Exhibit: “Three Generations Intertwined by Lace,” opening Saturday at the National Museum of Puerto Rican Arts and Culture, showcases the work of the Cappalli family of designers.

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