The Center of Peruvian Arts will perform at World Refugee Day, along with workshops, parades, rallies, speakers, and performances by the Chicago refugee community.

Shariff’s jewelry is inspired by the rich tradition of jewelry design in Pakistan and is suffused with spiritual, social, and mythological connotations. Talk followed by sale of select pieces.

Join the Filipino American Historical Society of Chicago in celebration for our Filipino Heritage Day! Take advantage of a pregame parade around the Warning Track.

Meet Lithuanian playwright Gabriele Labanauskaitė and director Greta Štiormer in a cosy, intimate dialogue. Labanauskaitė will present works from her collection of plays “Dramas."

El Laberinto del Coco is an Afro-Puerto Rican Bomba Fusion 13 piece ensemble, presenting sizzling new musical ideas to the traditional sounds of Puerto Rican Bomba.

New York salsa and Latin jazz innovator Eddie Palmieri brings his orchestra to perform his greatest hits, along with Puerto Rican Bomba Fusion ensemble El Laberinto del Coco.

OPEN Center for the Arts celebrates 9 years with an open house with food, art, and music, and an exhibit called Mi Neighborhood showcasing artists from Chicago neighborhoods.

Presentation of the Citlali band and a cast of friends Comparsa de Chinelos and the Dance of the old men.

Join Dr. Pierre Paul, part of Haitian American Museum of Chicago's scholar series, in a discussion on Haitian refugees and the elements which shape and form their perseverance.

Listen to children's stories read aloud by students from Japanese American Service Committee's children's Japanese program.

The Assyrian Cultural Foundation will be hosting a classical concert and art exhibition premiering works by Assyrian composer Rasson Bet Yonan and Assyrian artist Reni Stephan.

This program for prekindergarten to eighth grade youth explores ecosystems with STEM activities connected to Native traditions and knowledge.