A Warhol exhibit, Juneteenth festivities and a charity race usher in the weekend. Here are five things to do in and around Chicago.
in Rogers Park. More than 150 murals will be painted at the two-day event, which includes live music and a kids’ tent. Can’t make it this weekend? The art will be on display until next year’s event, when the work is covered to make way for new murals.9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday at Loyola Park and Loyola Beach between Farwell and Morse avenues. Free /Events listed are subject to change. We recommend double-checking times and locations before you head out the door. Want to share your upcoming events with us for consideration in a future roundup?
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