The highly anticipated Chicago Pride Fest will be held this weekend, running from Saturday until Sunday.
Entry to the Chicago Pride Fest is free of charge, although organizers suggest a $15 donation to support the event's success.
Additionally, this weekend marks the return of the popular Taste of Randolph festival, now in its 26th year.neighborhood, will open its doors Friday at 5 p.m. and will continue through Sunday. Attendees can indulge their taste buds while enjoying live music performances across two stages. Participating restaurants include Gino and Marty's, Urbanbelly, and Rosebud.
A suggested donation of $10 is encouraged for entry to the Taste of Randolph, or visitors can opt for VIP tickets to enhance their festival experience.that I have read and agree
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