The Park District bills this as the only Pan-Latino dance festival in the city, and the Humboldt Park date is the West Side stop of a three-event run. Eight companies share the program, so the two hours move through Afro-Latin, indigenous, folkloric and contemporary styles rather than staying in one tradition. It is free, outdoors, and it sits in the park at the center of Chicago's Puerto Rican corridor.
What to expect
A two-hour outdoor program with eight performing groups, presented by the International Latino Cultural Center. The Park District listing gives a 3 PM start and a 5 PM finish and states a $0.00 fee.
Good to know
- The Park District lists the fee as $0.00.
- The program runs 3:00 to 5:00 PM on Sunday.
- Humboldt Park's entrance for the event is off North Humboldt Boulevard at 1440 N.
- This is the fourth year of the festival and one of three dates the International Latino Cultural Center is presenting.
- The California Blue Line stop is the nearest rail; the 70 Division and 72 North buses run closer.
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Common questions
Does it cost anything?
The Chicago Park District listing states a fee of $0.00.
Who produces it?
The International Latino Cultural Center (ILCC).