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About Skokie, IL
Skokie is a diverse and vibrant suburb known for its cultural diversity, excellent schools, and convenient location between Chicago and the North Shore. This community offers a variety of housing options, outstanding parks, and easy CTA access.
Community at a Glance
Population
67,824
Median Household Income
$75,625
Median Age
42.3
Total Area
10.1 sq mi
Schools
elementary schools
Skokie SD 69
elementary schools
Fairview SD 72
elementary schools
Skokie SD 73-5
elementary schools
East Prairie SD 73
elementary schools
Skokie SD 68
elementary schools
Evanston CCSD 65
middle schools
Skokie SD 73-5
middle schools
Skokie SD 68
middle schools
Skokie SD 69
Amenities & Lifestyle
Arts & Culture
- Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center
- Northlight Theatre
- Skokie Northshore Sculpture Park — Public Art Collection
- Skokie Public Library
- Skokie Theatre
Parks & Nature
- Skokie Northshore Sculpture Park
- Emily Oaks Nature Center
- Oakton Park
- Commissioners Park
- Laramie State Bank Woods — Forest Preserve
Restaurants
- Brixen Ivy
- Kaufman's Bagel & Delicatessen
- New Rebozo
- Chopal Kabab & Curry
- Poochie's
Coffee
- Backlot Coffee
- Café Crêpe
- Einstein Bros. Bagels at Old Orchard
Fitness & Wellness
- Skokie Park District — Devonshire Playfield & Sports Complex
- Oakton Park Ice Arena
- Skokie Park District — North Shore Inline Skating & Walking Path
- XSport Fitness Skokie
Shopping
- Baltic Bakery
- Dempster Street Corridor
- Westfield Old Orchard
- Mitchells Shoes
- Skokie Fashion Square
Explore Skokie
Things To Do in Skokie, IL
Restaurants, parks, coffee shops, arts & culture — discover the local spots that make Skokie a great place to call home.
Getting Around
Major Highway Access
Highway
Interstate highway access