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25 Things To Do In Chicago This Weekend Pride Parade, Queer Book Fair, Cherry Harvest And More

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Chicago's weekend events include a Pride Parade and a Queer Book Fair, providing opportunities for cultural celebration and community participation. The Chicago Food Truck Festival will feature local vendors and gourmet food trucks, focusing on the beloved Chicago-style hot dog. Trickery will host a magic show, while the Motoblot motorcycle rally will include live bands and contests. The Millennium Art Festival will showcase the work of 110 artists, complemented by food trucks and kid-friendly activities. The All of Us Chicago music festival highlights LGBTQ+ roots with artists like Disclosure and James Blake.

Ticket prices vary, with some events free and others starting at $17. 85. This array of activities demonstrates Chicago's vibrant local culture and community engagement. The weekend offers a chance for residents and visitors to connect and celebrate diversity.

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