Oak Park Arts District ranks 35th nationally for best 'slow Sunday' experience
By
Cam'ron Hardy
Crackles when you bite it. Shows the baker did the work.
Summary
Oak Park's Arts District in Illinois has been ranked as the 35th best place in the nation for a relaxing Sunday experience by Calgary, a real estate platform. The ranking highlights the village as an ideal destination for a peaceful, slow-paced Sunday before the work week begins. Camille Wilson White, executive director of the Oak Park Area Arts Council, expressed appreciation for the recognition and noted it was an honor to be included alongside other well-known towns.
Key quotes
· 2 pulledI think it's pretty cool to be among some of those towns that I know about and are that high up.
To be included in that bunch, it's quite an honor that people think highly of Oak Park.
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