Chicago Celebrate July Chicago Events

Wednesday, July 4 5:00p
Anita Dee II Yacht, Chicago
One of the top entertainment destinations in the country has always been Chicago. The Windy City is known for it's phenomenal nightlife, unique history, and sights and sounds that rival any other major city in

Wednesday, July 4 8:30p
Navy Pier, Chicago
When summer rolls around, visitors come from all over the world to be a part of Chicago's 4th of July celebrations.

Thursday, July 5 6:00p
Goethe-Institut, Chicago
Film Thursday, July 5th, 2012, 6 pm 150 N. Michigan Ave. #200, Chicago German with English subtitles Donation Director: Pepe Danquart, colour, 129 min.

Tuesday, July 17 6:00p
Output Lounge- Event Room, Chicago
The second anniversary of Love, DIA Couture and Fashion is upon us! Instead of celebrating with some posh party, (maybe next year) we thought it would be a good idea to celebrate in a way that provides all of o

Friday, June 1 8:00p
The Den Theatre, Chicago
In celebration of Asian Pacific American culture and universal motherhood, A-Squared Theatre Workshop, Chicago's only pan-Asian dramatic theater company, presents an extended run of My Asian Mom, an evening of

Wednesday, July 4 10:00a
Jackson Park, Chicago
The Organization of the Liberian Community

Saturday, July 28 7:00p
International House at the University of Chicago, Chicago
Ho Etsu Taiko brings a passionate energy and lively spirit to the rich tradition of taiko drumming. Ho Etsu means 'Joy of Dharma', and this idea centers our philosophy.

Friday, June 29 8:00p
The National Pastime Theater, Chicago
The National Pastime Theater celebrates twenty years as Chicago's premier provocateurs with the fourth annual Naked July: Art Stripped Down.

Friday, June 29 11:59p
The National Pastime Theater, Chicago
Pride Films and Plays is thrilled to present Cal Yeomans's award-winning but long-lost play Richmond Jim directed by David Zak to celebrate Naked July: Art Stripped Down and Pride Month.