Billboards in Little Village

Little Village is a thriving commercial area in Chicago’s West Side with more than 1,000 businesses that offer a vast array of goods and services. It is also home to the largest Mexican community in the Midwest, a fact reflected by the many unique Mexican specialty products available from merchants in the area. 

An image of a man walking across the street and looking at Chicago advertising on the side of a wall

Wild Posting advertisement on Kedzie Ave. and 40th St.

AT&T’s advertisement locations for their campaign were diverse and personalized per the neighborhoods that they were placed and this poster in Little Village was aimed at targeting a Latino audience. Little Village holds the largest Mexican parade in Chicago every September to celebrate Mexican Independence Day, and this Wild Posting will be seen by the masses taking part in this important holiday!  

Chicago advertising in the form of a Wild Posting in a busy area of Little Village, Chicago

Wild Posting advertisement on Kedzie Ave. and 25th St.

Little Village, also known as “Mexico of the Midwest” by many of its residents, is a pocket neighborhood within the South Lawndale area of Chicago.  This unit is right in the mix of this vibrant neighborhood where you should follow your senses towards the sweet smell of fresh tortillas from El Milagro Tortilleria, or head to Taqueria Los Comales for their famous Mexico City-style tacos. 


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