Sad day — all festivals this summer in Chicago have been cancelled per the Mayor. Here’s a list of festivals, concerts, parades and more that have been postponed, rescheduled or cancelled entirely across the city.
- Taste of Chicago – canceled
- Chicago Jazz Festival (one of our faves)- canceled
- Chicago SummerDance – canceled
- The majority of programming at the Chicago Riverwalk, the Chicago Cultural Center and Millennium Park – canceled
- Maxwell Street Market through Labor Day – canceled
- Lollapalooza – canceled
- The Chicago Air and Water Show at North Avenue Beach – canceled
- The Jumping Jack Program – canceled
- Pitchfork Music Festival – canceled
- Chicago Pride Parade – postponed
- Chicago Pride Fest – rescheduled, potentially for Labor Day Weekend
- Navy Pier fireworks and large-scale events – canceled through phase one of the attraction’s reopening plan
- Grant Park Music Festival – canceled
- Taste of Randolph – canceled
- Logan Square Arts Festival – canceled
- Kuma’s Fest – canceled
- Chosen Few Picnic & House Music Festival – canceled
- Square Roots Festival – postponed to Aug. 28-30
- Old Town Art Fair – canceled
- West Fest Chicago – canceled
- Silver Room Sound System Block Party – canceled
- Chicago Brewing District’s Dancing in the Streets – canceled
- Windy City Smokeout – canceled
- Broadway in Chicago’s “Dear Evan Hansen” – canceled
- Broadway in Chicago’s “Six” – rescheduled for Nov. 24 through March 21, 2021
- Broadway in Chicago’s “The Choir of Man” – canceled
- Broadway in Chicago’s “The Office! A Musical Parody” – canceled
- Broadway in Chicago’s “The Crown” – canceled
- Broadway in Chicago’s “Some Like It Hot” – canceled
