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- 🎬 Chicago At The Crossroads | DuSable Black History Museum | Washington Park | Free
- ⚾️ Sox v Cubs | Rate Field | Bridgeport
- 🌸 Mayfest | Lincoln Park
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- 🪷 Garden Fair | Kimbark Plaza | Hyde Park | Free
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