Taste Of Chicago Music Lineup Features Lupe Fiasco, JoJo And Elvis Crespo

Chicago, ILLocal News

The Taste of Chicago festival returns to Grant Park from September 5-7, featuring a star-studded lineup and diverse food options. Grammy-winning rapper Lupe Fiasco will perform on Friday, while pop-R&B singer JoJo takes the stage Saturday, and Latin superstar Elvis Crespo closes the event on Sunday. Attendees can enjoy 45 food vendor booths, including 10 new vendors, alongside 17 food trucks. Family-friendly activities will be hosted at the Disney Resorts Family Village throughout the weekend. Leading up to the main festival, the city will hold neighborhood pop-ups, starting with Marquette Park on July 19.

These events will feature performances and dance sessions, highlighting local talent and community engagement. DCASE Commissioner Clinée Hedspeth stated, "Each bite, beat, and moment reflects the rich stories and neighborhoods that make Chicago Home. " The festival aims to unite Chicagoans through food and entertainment, celebrating the city's vibrant culture.

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