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18 Things To Do In Chicago This Weekend Riot Fest, Englewood Jazz Fest And Oktoberfests

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This weekend in Chicago, Riot Fest and Englewood Jazz Fest promise to attract large crowds, celebrating music and culture. Additionally, Oktoberfest events throughout the city will feature traditional German food, beer, and family activities. The Reeling Film Fest will showcase LGBTQ+ films, emphasizing the importance of representation in the arts. Logan Square Preservation's Biennial House Walk will allow attendees to tour historic homes and learn about local architecture. A glassware sale at Hopleaf Bar provides a chance for unique purchases while supporting local businesses.

A family-friendly solar celebration will engage the community in sustainable practices and education. These events reflect Chicago's rich cultural diversity and community involvement. Overall, the weekend offers something for everyone, highlighting the city's dynamic atmosphere.

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