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23 Things To Do In Chicago This Weekend Pride Fest, Witch-O-Rama, Vegandale And More

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Chicago's weekend lineup features a multitude of events, including Pride Fest, Witch-O-Rama, and Vegandale, catering to diverse interests. Special Pride shows will be held at the Neo-Futurist Theater, emphasizing inclusivity and celebration within the LGBTQ+ community. The Bronzeville Vendor Fair will showcase local artisans, contributing to the economic vitality of the area. Attendees can also enjoy the Wildflower Music Festival, which celebrates local talent, and the Magnificent Mile Art Festival, highlighting artistic innovation. The Lakeview Coffee Stroll encourages exploration of the city's vibrant coffee culture.

These events not only entertain but also strengthen community ties and promote local businesses. With the city bustling with activity, residents can engage in a rich cultural experience. Overall, this weekend reflects Chicago's commitment to celebrating diversity and fostering community connections.

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