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The Chicago Air And Water Show Returns This Weekend. Heres Everything You Need To Know

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The Chicago Air and Water Show will take place this weekend, from 10:30 a. m. to 3 p. m. at North Avenue Beach.

Headliners include the U. S. Army Parachute Team Golden Knights and the U. S. Air Force Thunderbirds, promising thrilling aerial displays.

The event features a mix of military and civilian performers, such as Bill Stein and Kevin Coleman, alongside historical aircraft like the SNJ-2 and SNJ-3 from World War II. City officials recommend public transportation due to limited parking availability along the lakefront. Millennium Park Garages will offer discounted parking with shuttle services to inner DuSable Lake Shore Drive. The show marks the 250th anniversary of the U. S.

Army and Marine Corps, adding historical significance to the festivities. Attendees are advised to check for any rerouted public transit options, including the CTA 72 bus. More information is available on the event's website.

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