Mayor Brandon Johnson Announces “Chicago Fall Fest” from October 18 - November 3, Featuring Hundreds of City-supported Events for Youth and All Residents

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Mayor Brandon Johnson has officially announced the "Chicago Fall Fest," a city-supported initiative scheduled from October 18 to November 3, 2024. The festival will feature hundreds of local events aimed at engaging youth and all residents, reinforcing the city's commitment to community involvement and cultural enrichment. Activities will include arts and crafts, sports events, educational workshops, and entertainment options, catering to a diverse range of interests. This initiative not only promotes local talent and businesses but also fosters a sense of unity and connection among residents. The administration's focus on youth-centered programming highlights the importance of providing engaging opportunities for young people in the city.

As the Fall Fest approaches, anticipation builds for what promises to be a vibrant celebration of Chicago’s culture and community spirit. The event will serve as a platform for showcasing local artists, organizations, and initiatives, further solidifying the city’s dedication to supporting its residents. Overall, the Chicago Fall Fest aims to create memorable experiences and strengthen community ties during this exciting time of year.

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