Kimball Arts Center (1757 N Kimball) is a hub of Chicago creativity located along the 606 Trail, where Logan Square meets Humboldt Park. The 606 Trail is a 2.7-mile elevated park and trail that was built on what was once an industrial train line built after the Chicago Fire. Today, the popular trail features a chain of street-level parks, scenic look-out points, an observatory, and public art installations. It is estimated that around 1.2M people utilize the 606 annually. Officially called the Bloomingdale Trail, the 606 gets its name from the common numbers in Chicago’s zip codes. The scenic path has multiple access points across four of Chicago’s hippest neighborhoods — Wicker Park, Bucktown, Logan Square, Humboldt Park and recently announced extension into Lincoln Park — making it a favorite spot for local walkers, runners, bikers, and families. Bikes are available for rent from nearby Divvy stations, as part of the city’s bike-share program. Information above provided by Choose Chicago.Kimball Arts Center is a hub of Chicago creativity located next to the 606 Trail, where Logan Square meets Humboldt Park. Home to a collection of independent businesses for over 15 years. Kimball Arts Center was fully rehabbed in 2021 and features new electric, plumbing, and mechanical systems. The common areas and tenant workspaces were designed by Range Architects and Future Firm. Two retail suites are available for lease, Suite 103a and Suite 105/106. See Lease Bullets below.