Join us for a guided Heartfulness session, a simple and subtle practice of meditation that connects each of us with the light and love in our hearts.

Exploring the continuing legacy of colonialism, this film shows a Spanish conquistador arriving in contemporary Mexico, encountering migrants, activists, and mothers.

American Indian Center is going to talk about the Three Sisters and start planting in their new garden space!

This multi-genre production blending theatre, dance, music and poetry celebrates the many facets of friendship, from carefree childhood to the care-laden years.

Chicago Dance Month kicks off with an opening celebration featuring a dynamic mix of performances from companies and artists that span genres and countries.

Musicians from Chicago’s Japanese, Brazilian, and Ukrainian communities will make jazz, classical, and ethnic folk music intersect in new and unexpected ways.

Join Sid. Z. Leiman, PhD, internationally acclaimed scholar of Jewish history and literature, for a candid conversation about spiritual resistance during the Holocaust.

Misa Bilingüe Purépecha/español concelebrada y bendición de la Presencia Michoacana 2023. Presentación de toritos de petate (Francisco Villa). Presentación del Coro Purépecha.

In 1942, Lidice was destroyed by the Nazis in retaliation for the assassination of a high-ranking Nazi official. The name "Lidice" became a symbol of Nazi atrocities and the horrors of war.

Join the Heritage Museum of Asian Art's 9th anniversary fundraiser! Immerse yourself in Asia's vibrant colors, rich traditions, and tantalizing flavors while supporting art heritage.

HANA Center invites you to their 2023 MODU Gala: Celebrating Justice for All! Support HANA as they help immigrants, advance racial justice, and organize for systemic change.

Guadalupe Suazo. En la obra la autora hace una recopilación en 19 historias breves que en un ejercicio de memoria vuelve hablar de su pueblo de su herencia, de su tradición.

The definitive tour of the historic neighborhoods and landmarks where Chicago Lithuanians lived, worked, played, and prayed for 150 years.

In celebration of the 125th Philippine Independence Day, this festival will host food, a costume parade, performances, games, and much more!

Family activities, 3 on 3 basketball, petting zoo, jumping castle and more. Bring your own picnic basket, chairs if you like.

Join Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art for a free classical music concert in our galleries. All donations will benefit Ukrainian children with disabilities from Zinkiv Orphanage, Poltava district.

The International Latino Cultural Center presents samba superstar Zeca Pagondinho. The embodiment of Rio’s free easy-going spirit, Pagodinho celebrates 40 years in the music business.

Before the Nazis came to power, the Eldorado was a famous LGBTQ+ club in Berlin. Join Illinois Holocaust Museum for stories, music, and cocktails in the spirit of the Eldorado.

Join the Haitian American Museum of Chicago in an immersive evening of Haitian dance and music.

The South Asia Institute is inviting performers to spill desi queer stories, recite love poems, or perform drag and dance.

Join Argentinian pianist Cristian Poyo Moya on a musical journey of tangos, Argentinian folklore, Peruvian waltzes, Brazilian chorinhos and even Ragtime, blues and swing.

Unleash your imagination and dive into the vibrant world of collage. Learn about Puerto Rican artists who use self-portraits and collages to express themselves and social issues.

South Side Community Art Center is thrilled to host an on site letterpress print activation and an exciting public art installation!

Activities for the children will include storytelling, crafts, music, balloons and balloon release.

In this film a young Israeli conductor chooses to perform Wagner in a prestigious musical competition, leading to passionate argument of how we honor the memories of the Holocaust.

Welcome the Summer Solstice with American Indian Center! There will be storytelling, hands-on activities, drumming and dancing!

T. G. Masaryk Czech School hosts the accomplished Czech authors Alice Horáčková and Jan Novák, both of whom have received prestigious awards for their work.

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.

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

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

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.