General admission tickets are $50-75 and can be purchased online. Experts will be on hand to answer any booze-related questions you may have.
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This inaugural fest will offer a wide variety of brews and wines to sample, plus food and live music by Mike Caliber, Duchess and Jay Illa. This community event is not a fundraiser, but donations are welcome to support the West Central Association.
There will be food, drinks and activities for all ages. Meet neighbors, support local businesses, listen to live music, play pickleball and more at this second annual community block party. Madison Street, from Carpenter to May streets You can also jam to live music on two stages and enjoy food, family-friendly activities and a garden oasis. Lakeview East Festival Of The ArtsĪlong Broadway, from Belmont Avenue to Hawthorne Placeīrowse and buy original paintings, sculptures, photography, furniture, jewelry and more from more than 120 artists at this 18th annual fest. Admission is free and all vendors accept cash or credit. The yearly event was rescheduled to make way for July’s NASCAR race in Grant Park. There will be multiple live music acts on two different stages all weekend long, made-in-Chicago food trivia, Friday night flights, a DJ Casper tribute, a Chicago Sings Karaoke competition and a 5K/10K run.
Taste of Chicago is back in Grant Park this weekend with 35 restaurants and 15 food trucks, featuring names like Sapori Trattoria, Arun’s Thai Restaurant, The Original Rainbow Cone and Yum Dum.
Here’s a roundup of 32 things to do in Chicago this weekend: Credit: Provided Taste of Chicago is a three-day fest bringing the city’s diverse cuisine and more to Grant Park. CHICAGO - The Taste of Chicago returns to Grant Park after being rescheduled, the Lakeview East Festival of the Arts is back for its 18th edition and a fest celebrating Chicago’s iconically bitter Malört is coming to Pilsen.
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