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12/30: Wednesday 3:00PM vs Seton Hall Ticket prices range from $26.00 – $324.50, depending on seating location.
01/02: Saturday 1:00PM vs Providence Ticket prices range from $31.50–$368.50, depending on seating location.
01/03: Sunday 3:00PM vs Connecticut (UConn) Ticket prices range from $28.00 – $165.00, depending on seating location.
01/09: Saturday 3:00PM vs Butler Ticket prices range from $31.50–$368.50, depending on seating location.
01/10: Sunday 2:00PM vs Marquette Ticket prices range from $15.50 – $76.50, depending on seating location.
01/19: Tuesday 6:30PM vs St. John’s Ticket prices range from $31.50–$368.50, depending on seating location.
01/20: Wednesday 6:00PM vs Providence Ticket prices range from $15.50 – $76.50, depending on seating location.
01/22: Friday 6:00PM vs Villanova Ticket prices range from $31.50–$368.50, depending on seating location.
01/23: Saturday 2:00PM vs Georgetown Ticket prices range from $15.50 – $76.50, depending on seating location.
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Chicago’s event calendar reflects the city itself — bold, diverse, and always buzzing. From lakefront music festivals and neighborhood street fairs to major sporting events and food celebrations, there’s something happening in every season.
Here’s a look at the types of events you’ll find across the city:
Other Chicago events include cultural celebrations, sporting events, conventions, comedy shows, live theatre, and so much more.
Chicago’s biggest annual events draw visitors from around the world and highlight the very best of the city’s food, music, and culture.
These signature events help define Chicago as one of the top festival cities in the country.
If you’re planning a trip around Chicago’s event calendar, there’s something new to discover every month of the year.
Summer is peak festival season. The city comes alive with outdoor concerts, neighborhood street fests, and major events like Lollapalooza, Taste of Chicago, and the Chicago Air and Water Show. Nearly every weekend offers something new, especially along the lakefront and in Millennium Park.
Early fall brings cooler temperatures and marquee events like the Chicago Marathon and culinary celebrations such as Chicago Gourmet. It’s an ideal time for visitors seeking cultural events like the Chicago International Film Festival.
Winter brings a dose of holiday magic to Chicago, with beloved traditions like ZooLights and Christkindlmarket. Visitors can also check out cultural celebrations for the Lunar New Year and enjoy local-favorite annual events like Chicago Restaurant Week and Chicago Theatre Week.
Spring is the perfect time to visit Chicago for culture lovers. Check out spring flower shows, top art fairs like EXPO Chicago, and bucket-list traditions like Chicago’s St. Patrick’s Day celebrations. It’s also the start of outdoor events, with baseball season kicking off in late March.
Chicago is known for offering an impressive lineup of free events, particularly in the summer months.
Some of the city’s most popular free events include:
Come experience the unmatched energy of Chicago’s legendary sports scene, from our fan-favorite teams to our historic stadiums and iconic events.
Catch a game by one of Chicago’s major league teams:
Other major annual sporting events in Chicago include:
