Summer is well underway, but it's not too late to take advantage of all the iconic festivals Chicago has to offer.

For the Bulls front office, the idea of creating a street festival to reflect the Chicago community has been years in the making. As the team launches its first rendition of Bulls Fest this ...

Juneteenth 2023 is here and communities across the Chicago area will hold events to celebrate the ... inflatable's, along with a community BBQ. The event runs from 10 a.m.-8 p.m. at the ...

Save the date for Chicago's top fundraisers, exhibitions, galas and performances in 2025. Lesly and David Koo at the 2023 Uniting Voices Red Jacket Optional Gala. JANUARY PICKLE BASH JAN. 25, 8:30 ...

With a "wealth of collectives, resources, and culture, Chicago is the closest to establishing a baseline of community life in year 5 of the pandemic," he wrote on Instagram.. Save The Night ...

Both Radio Gaga and Chicago Gay Men's Chorus will take to the stage at this event, organizers announced. Macy's Drag Brunch . Macy's will host their first ever drag brunch on June 12 from 11 a.m ...

West Side event helping residents affected by summer floods 00:23. CHICAGO (CBS) --More help is available for residents who were affected by this summer's historic floods.A community event is ...

Chicago's LGBTQ+ publication Windy City Times curated over 75 Pride Month events happening in Chicago this June. Here are a few to plan your month.

From citywide cultural events like the 54th annual Chicago Pride Parade on June 29 to Millennium Park’s free summer concerts and film series spread from June to August, local and visitor ...

The 36th Annual Real Men Cook event will be held on June 15, 2025, from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the Quarry Event Center, 2423 East 75th Street, Chicago. Tickets are available through Event Noir.

Chicago is known for its diverse neighborhood summer festivals and street events, but organizers say the cost to pull them off has skyrocketed. The owner of the Silver Room in Hyde Park wants to ...

He's hoping the city and community will step up so that people don't miss out on quintessential Chicago events. "We shouldn't put the burden on one person. Be it me, or anybody," Williams said.