Pulaski Park Fieldhouse

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1419 W Blackhawk St
Chicago, IL 60642
+1 (312) 742-7559
https://www.chicagoparkdistrict.com

Pulaski Park, located in the West Town Community Area of Chicago, spans 4.15 acres and features a variety of amenities including an auditorium, two gymnasiums, and a swimming pool, catering to diverse recreational needs. The park is home to Free Street Theater, which provides programming through the Chicago Park District’s Arts Partners in Residence Program, and offers facilities available for rental to the community.

Historically significant, Pulaski Park pays tribute to Polish hero Casimir Pulaski and has evolved since its establishment in the early 20th century, providing vital social services and recreational spaces to the surrounding neighborhood. It hosts a range of events throughout the year, including holiday celebrations and family-friendly movies in the park, fostering community engagement and enjoyment.

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Lizz T.
6/17/2016

I just recently had my wedding shower at Pulaski Field House. It was a very large shower & they had a large & perfect ACed room for my party on a 95 degree day. All my guests were blown away by...

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Mary Kate D.
6/23/2019

I have lived in the area for a few years and I always wanted to love this pool but every experience fell short. This morning was very different! The lifeguards are a lot better this year. They...

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Kat J.
7/24/2019

One of the benefits of Chicago is the access to free public pools! I've been to the one in Bucktown, however, this takes the cake! It isn't overcrowded, the lifeguards are welcoming, even when we...

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LA L.
6/22/2016

Incredibly disappointed with the new pool staff. The staff and management were unbelievably rude and unprofessional when talking to patrons. I was personally told I was not allowed to have my...

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Jess S.
1/6/2009

This place is a beaut. The architectural details (think murals, etc) are completely unexpected and remind me of a time long ago, where civic pride & duty (along with cultural identity & immigrant...

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