A unauthorized “nude beach” sign was installed at Loyola Beach in Rogers Park.
No, There Is Not A Nude Beach In Chicago. Fake Sign Removed From Loyola Beach
The hoax could mark the return of a Rogers Park prankster known for installing fake government signs and notices in public places.
ROGERS PARK — A fake sign that designated Loyola Beach as a nude beach was removed by the Chicago Park District over the weekend.
Rogers Park beach goers heading to the lakefront over the Labor Day weekend spotted a new sign at Loyola Beach that read “nude beach past this sign.” The sign, attached to a post mounted in the sign, also included the official Chicago Park District seal.
Except it wasn’t real — and it could be the work of a local prankster who has laid dormant for a few years.
Ald. Maria Hadden (49th) was notified of the “cheeky” fake sign Monday and reported it to the Park District for removal, saying on social media that “at least some clothing is required at all of our beaches.”
The Park District replied to Hadden’s tweets on the subject by confirming the sign was not official and saying that unauthorized use of the district’s seal is “strictly prohibited.”
Park District officials tweeted around 5 p.m. Monday saying the sign had been removed.
We’ve been notified that someone has installed this cheeky sign at Loyola Beach. Please note that this is not an official @ChicagoParks sign 😉 We’ve reported to Parks so they can remove it. As a reminder, at least some clothing is required at all of our beaches. pic.twitter.com/vL1s9OYi1v
— Alderwoman Hadden (@ChiAlderwoman) September 4, 2023
The hoax could mark the return of a Rogers Park prankster who installed fake government signs and public notices throughout the neighborhood at the height of the pandemic.
Rogers Park neighbors have reported similar fake signs in the past, including another fake Park District notice of a “citizen burial” permitted for Loyola Park. That sign was popped up in May 2021.
Another sign, seen in June 2021, purported to be an “agricultural notice” that mentioned a home in the 6600 block of Newgard Avenue was permitted to house two horses and one “other” animal as long as it was under 500 pounds.
Similarly, a “home birth announcement” was taped to a tree in Rogers Park in July 2021 that noticed neighbors to a resident planning to give birth in a building courtyard surrounded by family and friends.
It is unclear who is behind the unauthorized public notices.
A “citizen burial” notice is another such prank sign installed in Rogers Park, this one in 2021.
Talk of a nude beach in Rogers Park isn’t unprecedented.
In 1932, the alderman for Rogers Park introduced a resolution that would establish a nude beach at Loyola Beach, according to a vintage Chicago Tribune article posted by Hadden.
The proposal called for a portion of the beach to be enclosed by a fence that would obstruct outside views of the nude sun bathers, with walled-off spots for men and women, according to the Tribune.
The law change didn’t go anywhere, as Chicago does not have any nude beaches.
Brie Larson: There is a Nude Beach in my backyard… for real.
Brie Larson Nude Tit Slip Outtake And Photos
Actress Brie Larson appears to slip out of her pajama top and expose both of her nude titties in an outtake from her nighttime routine YouTube video.

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For not only is Brie an unwed shrew, but she spends her days doing the unfulfilling work of whoring herself (as we can see in the nude photos above) for Zionist shekels in heathen Hollywood.
