A first of its kind, Valentine's celebration within Riverside Commons is happening this week! The sold-out wine dinner at the Mercato showcases why this repurposed shipping container venue has become one of Northern Illinois' most innovative dining destinations.

Transforming Loves Park: Discover the vision behind The Ballpark at Riverside Commons—a year-round hub of sports, entertainment, and community life. It's not just a game; it's the heart of our thriving community.

Riverside Commons is at the forefront of an exciting movement, turning shipping containers into vibrant community spaces, trendy marketplaces, and more. This initiative, along with others across the country, showcases the endless possibilities of repurposed materials in urban development. Explore how these projects are changing the face of our cities.

Discover The Box Market at Riverside Commons: A pioneering shopping experience housed in repurposed shipping containers. This unique marketplace not only supports local businesses and startups but also transforms the way we think about retail spaces. Join us in Loves Park, IL, for an innovative blend of shopping, dining, and entertainment.

Introducing Riverside Commons: A transformative development poised as a catalyst for innovative growth in Loves Park, IL. Offering a new paradigm for community engagement, business expansion, and sustainable urban living, this project is a testament to the power of visionary planning in shaping the future of cities.

Riverside Commons is shaping the future of Loves Park, Illinois, with a unique live-work-play community. This ambitious initiative under the 'Placemaking in The Parks' vision blends residential, commercial, and recreational spaces into a dynamic district designed for everyone. Discover how we're building a more connected, vibrant, and sustainable future.

Loves Park Considers New Taxing District To Spur Growth, Fund Improvements Along Riverside Blvd.

The Loves Park Council talked Tuesday about a new entertainment complex that is coming to the city.

It would use shipping containers to house businesses instead of building actual stores.

Lino’s Shipping Container Restaurant Could Be A Prototype For A Future Box Market In Loves Park