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Chicago Summer Dance announces 2023 schedule

Photo caption: SummerDance in the Parks and SummerDance at Spirit of Music Garden participants City's beloved festival invites all to come together and dance in the downtown spirit of Music Garden and several neighborhoods. The City of Chicago and the Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events (DCASE) today announced the lineup for Chicago SummerDance, a beloved … Chicago Summer Dance announces 2023 schedule Read More »

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