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Harrison (Carter) Park, Pilsen, West Town & the West Side

Indigenous Peoples' Day Celebration at Harrison

A free afternoon of music, dance and stories for Indigenous Peoples' Day in Harrison Park.

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Indigenous Peoples' Day falls on Monday, and this is a free way to mark it in the city on the weekend itself, with a Colombian dance company leading an afternoon of music, dance and stories. Harrison Park sits in Pilsen, so you can pair it with the National Museum of Mexican Art next door and a walk along 18th Street.

What to expect

A daytime community celebration in a neighborhood park with dance performances, music and storytelling. It runs for five hours, so you can drop in rather than arrive at a set start.

Good to know

  • Free and open to all ages, per the Park District.
  • Harrison Park is next to the National Museum of Mexican Art.
  • The Pink Line's 18th Street stop is a short walk away.

Going? Keep it.

Common questions

Does it cost anything?

No. The Park District lists the fee as $0 and says it's free and open to all.

Who is presenting it?

Tierra Colombiana Dance Ensemble.