I recently wrote about where I live and why I like it. I concluded the post by mentioning that a festival called Celebrate Clark Street will take place in my neighborhood this weekend and that I was looking forward to attending it. I was also asked by arteyvidachicago.com and chicagomusic.org to write a preview of the festival itself, focusing mostly on the music.
Here's the beginning of the preview. To read the rest, click on the link at the end. Enjoy!
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Fans of world music would be wise to take the Red Line north to
Rogers Park this weekend. That’s where the 8th Annual Celebrate Clark
Street Festival takes place on Clark between Morse and Estes. The
neighborhood is as diverse and eclectic as they come, and the fest
embraces this with food, art and music.
About that music: For the past three years, it’s been programmed by
David Chavez of the Chicago based global arts organization Sound
Culture, which has brought world music artists to Mayne Stage and other
venues around the city. Thus, what was already a fun street party has
recently turned into a de facto world music festival that ranks among
the best of the city’s musical offerings.
Some highlights include:
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