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Block Club Block Party Kids Zone Will Have Art, Dancing, A Bounce House And More

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Block Club Chicago's second annual block party occurs on October 4 from noon to 9 p. m. at Half Acre Beer Co. in Lincoln Square. This free event invites families to participate in a kids zone featuring arts and crafts organized by Somos Arte and dance activities led by All About Dance.

Tori Smith, the studio owner, expressed excitement about the event, stating, "We can’t wait to be out with everyone in the community, spreading our love of dance. " Live performances will include the Wiggleworms at 12:30 p. m. and the Jesse White Tumblers at 3 p. m.

, showcasing local talent. DJ SKOLi and others will provide music throughout the day, while Block Club Chicago podcast host Jon Hansen records a live episode. VIP tickets are available for $80 to $140, offering food and drink options and Block Club merchandise. This event not only entertains but also strengthens community ties through shared experiences. Families can RSVP for free to participate in the festivities.

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