Housing advocates say ultimately their fight is one against gentrification.
The vendors said they're hoping a developer's planned changes won't come at the expense of their culture.
Author Khloe Karova spent nearly $50,000 to buy all the station's ad space and replace it with blown-up photos from her book on Logan Square gentrification.
Dozens of Pilsen residents and neighborhood organizations demand that Headquarters Beercade pick a new location.
A Chicago City Council committee voted down a proposal to make Pilsen a landmark district, which proponents said could prevent the demolition of historic structures. Opponents said it will add costs for building owners and tenants.
Pilsen property owner and residents fear more displacement because of the city proposed Historic Landmark ordinance. City officials say its to stop demolitions from getting rid of Pilsen buildings and it's culture.