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Mexico Practice Results: June 13, 2025 (NASCAR Cup Series)

NASCAR practice results from Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez The NASCAR Cup Series has unloaded in Mexico for the first time. Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez is set to host the first practice session ahead of Saturday’s qualifying session. View Mexico practice results below. Mexico CityFinal Practice Results(Session 2)June 13, 2025NASCAR Cup Series Pos | Driver | Best Time […]

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NASCAR practice results from Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez

The NASCAR Cup Series has unloaded in Mexico for the first time. Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez is set to host the first practice session ahead of Saturday’s qualifying session.

View Mexico practice results below.

Mexico City
Final Practice Results
(Session 2)
June 13, 2025
NASCAR Cup Series

Pos | Driver | Best Time

1. Todd Gilliland
93.496

2. Ross Chastain
93.636

3. Ty Gibbs
93.814

4. Ryan Blaney
93.842

5. Chris Buescher
93.954

6. Ryan Preece
94.012

7. Austin Cindric
94.030

8. Joey Logano
94.040

9. Daniel Suarez
94.049

10. Shane van Gisbergen
94.081

11. Christopher Bell
94.194

12. Chase Elliott
94.237

13. Brad Keselowski
94.310

14. Chase Briscoe
94.333

15. Josh Berry
94.340

16. William Byron
94.342

17. Ricky Stenhouse Jr
94.350

18. Bubba Wallace
94.368

19. Kyle Larson
94.373

20. Austin Dillon
94.402

21. AJ Allmendinger
94.465

22. Erik Jones
94.470

23. Zane Smith
94.482

24. Cole Custer
94.527

25. Michael McDowell
94.528

26. Alex Bowman
94.529

27. Riley Herbst
94.531

28. Kyle Busch
94.532

29. Carson Hocevar
94.566

30. Ty Dillon
94.569

31. Justin Haley
94.597

32. Tyler Reddick
94.793

33. John Hunter Nemechek
94.848

34. Cody Ware
95.268

35. Ryan Truex
95.521

36. Katherine Legge
96.203


Mexico City
Practice Results
(Session 1)
June 13, 2025
NASCAR Cup Series

Pos | Driver | Best Time

1. Michael McDowell
94.024

2. Chase Briscoe
94.136

3. Ty Gibbs
94.141

4. Austin Cindric
94.155

5. Kyle Larson
94.246

6. Chris Buescher
94.258

7. Joey Logano
94.285

8. Ross Chastain
94.338

9. Shane van Gisbergen
94.357

10. Todd Gilliland
94.412

11. Josh Berry
94.476

12. Daniel Suarez
94.479

13. Christopher Bell
94.500

14. Ryan Preece
94.533

15. Kyle Busch
94.607

16. Chase Elliott
94.630

17. Carson Hocevar
94.660

18. Tyler Reddick
94.683

19. Brad Keselowski
94.726

20. Riley Herbst
94.726

21. Noah Gragson
94.749

22. Ryan Blaney
94.749

23. William Byron
94.801

24. Bubba Wallace
94.814

25. Cole Custer
94.820

26. Zane Smith
94.842

27. Erik Jones
94.858

28. John Hunter Nemechek
94.911

29. Alex Bowman
94.951

30. AJ Allmendinger
94.967

31. Justin Haley
95.046

32. Austin Dillon
95.256

33. Ty Dillon
95.280

34. Ricky Stenhouse Jr
95.450

35. Cody Ware
95.787

36. Ryan Truex
95.793

37. Katherine Legge
97.915

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Attendee Registration for the 2025 PRI Show Opens Next WeekPerformance Racing Industry

Get ready to book your tickets for Indianapolis because attendee registration for the 2025 PRI Show, December 11-13, begins in less than a week, opening for qualified industry members on Tuesday, July 15. This year’s event will once again offer an experience unlike any other trade show on the planet, delivering the three biggest business days of […]

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Get ready to book your tickets for Indianapolis because attendee registration for the 2025 PRI Show, December 11-13, begins in less than a week, opening for qualified industry members on Tuesday, July 15.

This year’s event will once again offer an experience unlike any other trade show on the planet, delivering the three biggest business days of the year for the global motorsports community and the backdrop of all the newest racing parts, products and services from thousands of industry suppliers.

With a focus on the present and future of racing, the 2025 PRI Show promises to feature all the newest parts, latest innovations, nearly unlimited networking opportunities and access to an unrivaled number of motorsports manufacturers and service providers that can’t be matched anywhere else. Attendees can also get excited for some of the Show’s signature events and features, including the Featured Products Showcase, the Grand Opening Breakfast (keynote speaker set to be announced at a later date), the world-famous Machinery Row with live demonstrations, the PRI ESports Arena and much more.

You can also view the current 2025 PRI Show Floorplan here. Check back in during the leadup to the Show to see what other motorsports brands are added to the world’s largest gathering of motorsports professionals.

Before registering, PRI Show organizers recommend attendees book their hotel rooms now to start planning the best PRI Show experience possible. Click here to secure your accommodations.

In addition, prospective attendees should also renew their PRI Membership, which is required to attend the Show.

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Nascar Xfinity Series to thrill fans in Chicago streets – Indianapolis News | Indiana Weather | Indiana Traffic

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The NASCAR Xfinity Series is gearing up for an exciting street race in downtown Chicago this weekend, promising thrilling speeds and a unique racing experience. The Chicago Street Course is one of the most anticipated events in the NASCAR calendar, where drivers will race through the city’s streets at speeds of up […]

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INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The NASCAR Xfinity Series is gearing up for an exciting street race in downtown Chicago this weekend, promising thrilling speeds and a unique racing experience.

The Chicago Street Course is one of the most anticipated events in the NASCAR calendar, where drivers will race through the city’s streets at speeds of up to 165 miles per hour, offering fans a chance to witness high-speed action against the backdrop of the Chicago skyline.

“It’s one of my favorite events in NASCAR,” said Parker Kligerman, a NASCAR driver and analyst. “I think it’s one of the coolest events in NASCAR history to be racing in downtown Chicago on the streets.”

The Chicago Street Course has garnered significant fan support and is considered a favorite among drivers and teams.

Kligerman noted the surreal experience of racing in such an iconic setting, highlighting the unique atmosphere of the event.

Street racing in NASCAR has evolved over the years, with drivers now embracing the challenge of navigating city streets rather than traditional oval tracks.

Kligerman expressed hope that street course racing will continue to be a part of NASCAR’s future, bringing the sport closer to urban fans.

The Xfinity Series this season has been marked by exciting competition, featuring young talents like Connor Zillich, who is known for his exceptional skills on road and street courses.

Veteran drivers such as Justin Allgaier and Austin Hill also compete fiercely, making the series a blend of emerging and established talent.

This weekend’s race promises intense action, with drivers expected to engage in full-contact racing due to the tight confines of the street course. Kligerman anticipates a thrilling show for viewers tuning in on the CW.

With the Chicago Street Course set to deliver high-speed thrills and competitive racing, fans can look forward to an unforgettable event that showcases the best of NASCAR’s Xfinity Series.



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FIA Announces DHL as Official Global Logistics PartnerPerformance Racing Industry

The Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA), the global governing body for motorsports and the federation for mobility organisations worldwide, has announced a comprehensive partnership with the logistics company DHL. The collaboration is designed to l enhance operational efficiency across FIA events while reducing emissions over the racing season. As Global Logistics Partner, DHL will manage the […]

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The Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA), the global governing body for motorsports and the federation for mobility organisations worldwide, has announced a comprehensive partnership with the logistics company DHL. The collaboration is designed to l enhance operational efficiency across FIA events while reducing emissions over the racing season.

As Global Logistics Partner, DHL will manage the transport, installation and maintenance of key FIA infrastructure across the FIA’s Formula 1, Formula 2 and Formula 3 championships. This includes FIA trackside infrastructure such as Mobile Office Units and Garages, as well as race-critical equipment.

And also as part of the agreement, DHL will deploy seven trucks for European logistics, each powered by hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO), which are designed to cut emissions by up to 83% compared to conventional fuels. 

DHL will support the sport to deliver the rationalised calendar that has been developed to create a geographical flow of races, thereby reducing travel distances across the season and enabling the use of lower-carbon freight solutions. “These efforts contribute directly to the FIA’s ambition to halve its carbon footprint by 2030 compared to its 2019 baseline,” an organization release stated.

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NASCAR Week returns to Wetaskiwin

NASCAR Week in Wetaskiwin (July 6-12) is a week-long celebration prior to NASCAR Canada’s NAPA 300 The Edmonton International Raceway’s (EIR) NASCAR Week in Wetaskiwin is back in full swing next week. NASCAR Week in Wetaskiwin is a week-long celebration prior to NASCAR Canada’s NAPA 300 on July 12th. This week highlights businesses, clubs and organizations, […]

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NASCAR Week in Wetaskiwin (July 6-12) is a week-long celebration prior to NASCAR Canada’s NAPA 300

The Edmonton International Raceway’s (EIR) NASCAR Week in Wetaskiwin is back in full swing next week.

NASCAR Week in Wetaskiwin is a week-long celebration prior to NASCAR Canada’s NAPA 300 on July 12th. This week highlights businesses, clubs and organizations, and promotes a positive community.

From July 6-12, there are activities across Wetaskiwin, all leading up to the feature race of the year.

To celebrate the occasion, EIR is partnering with local businesses to host activities, special events and sales.

“It’s the best-kept secret in Wetaskiwin,” said EIR’s social media community manager Carol Ashton.

“All week, (we are) doing different activities bringing the community together and making activities so families and adults can work together.”

Here’s a quick lap around the festivities:

· Sunday: kick things off with a classic pancake breakfast at the Royal Canadian Legion (9 a.m.)

· Monday: a race car driver takes story time to the next level at the Wetaskiwin Public Library (10:30 a.m.), followed by free admission to Wetaskiwin Cinemas (Times TBA) that night for a racing-themed movie night.

· Tuesday: ‘Play in the Park’ at Parkside Park (10 a.m.) gets a turbo boost with a real race car and driver on site. That evening, join the Amazing Race Wetaskiwin (6 p.m.) – a clue-hunting adventure with prizes up for grabs. Register as soon as possible

· Wednesday: fire up your appetite at the Vision Credit Union BBQ fundraiser (11:30 a.m.)

· Thursday: shine up your ride for the car show at Fizo Automotive (5:30 p.m.) and belt out your best at Karaoke Night at the Manluk Theatre (7:30 p.m.)

· Friday: local Racing (4 p.m.) action and a high-octane Kick-off Party (7 p.m.) featuring local band SOUNDCORE to launch the NAPA 300 weekend in style.

· Saturday: NASCAR Canada Hauler Parade arrive around (8:30 a.m). Travel south down QE2 from Nisku then east on Highway 13, turning into Wetaskiwin North on Highway 2A, then west down the Twp Rd 464 to the track. Local Wetaskiwin Air Cadets stand with honours as they unfurl the Canada flag while the national anthem is being sung. Fireworks are scheduled to light up the night sky from Westview RV Park and Willow Inn (11 p.m.) to finish the weekend.

Wetaskiwin business are also shifting into high gear with NASCAR week long specials – Boston Pizza, A&W, The Works Car Wash, Carter’s Creation’s Bakery, Treasured Memories, Wetaskiwin and District Heritage Museum, Alberta Biplanes, and Huckleberries Café all have specials running through the week in conjunction with the NASCAR event.

Additional information and full schedules are available at edmontonraceway.com.

 

 

 

 

 

A great time was had by all who check out the June 28 event at Edmonton International Raceways.

According to their website, there are many race car experiences at Edmonton International Raceway. These run the gamut from driving a race car on Western Canada’s only NASCAR Track to taking a ‘ride; driven by an experienced race car driver.

 



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Rate Gears Up for Hyak Motorsports at Grant Park 165 with Ricky Stenhouse Jr Behind the Wheel

Rate A partnership built for performance: Rate backs Ricky Stenhouse Jr and Hyak Motorsports in a race fueled by speed, smart risk-taking, and a passion for winning CHICAGO, July 03, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Rate, a leading fintech company, is hitting the track this weekend with Hyak Motorsports, sponsoring driver Ricky Stenhouse Jr at the […]

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A partnership built for performance: Rate backs Ricky Stenhouse Jr and Hyak Motorsports in a race fueled by speed, smart risk-taking, and a passion for winning

CHICAGO, July 03, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Rate, a leading fintech company, is hitting the track this weekend with Hyak Motorsports, sponsoring driver Ricky Stenhouse Jr at the Grant Park 165. As part of the growing Rate Racing initiative, the event marks another high-speed moment where Rate’s passion for excellence meets hometown pride.

“I’m excited to light up the streets of Chicago and represent Rate in front of their hometown crowd,” said Ricky Stenhouse Jr.

The Grant Park 165 is a key milestone in Rate’s broader push to connect with customers through partnerships that mirror its core values: speed, precision, and high performance. The Hyak Motorsports collaboration builds on that foundation, blending the excitement of racing with the company’s relentless drive to innovate and compete at the highest level.

“At Rate, we partner with people who play to win. They move fast, take smart risks, and stay locked in on performance,” said Victor Ciardelli, CEO of Rate. “That’s exactly what Ricky Stenhouse Jr and Hyak Motorsports bring to the track. This partnership is built on a shared mindset, whether it’s winning a race or helping someone win a home.”

All Eyes on Chicago This Weekend
This weekend’s Chicago Street Race, running July 5–6, brings together top-tier talent, high-performance engineering, and brand-backed momentum. As part of Hyak Motorsports’ race advance, fans can expect a dynamic showing from the team, fueled in part by Rate’s sponsorship and the driving force of Ricky Stenhouse Jr.

With deep experience and leadership from Hyak Motorsports VP of Sales & Marketing Todd Carte, the team is primed for a standout appearance on one of the most iconic road courses in the country. The partnership with Rate not only brings added visibility but also reinforces Hyak’s ongoing mission to build strategic alliances that elevate motorsport culture and fan engagement.

More information on Hyak Motorsports can be found at www.hyakmotorsports.com.

Event Overview
Event: Grant Park 165
Time/Date: 2 PM ET on Sunday, July 6
Location: Chicago Street Course
Layout: 2.2-mile, 12-turn street course
Format: 165 miles / 75 laps | Stages: 20 / 45 / 75
TV/Radio: TNT / MRN / SiriusXM NASCAR Radio

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NASCAR Street Race, July 4th Parades, Tango Fest And More

CHICAGO — Downtown street racing, 4th of July parades, firework shows and neighborhood bike rides are all on deck for the first weekend of July. There’s also the Windy City Tango Festival, free Shakespeare performances in the park, Ramova Theatre’s first movie screening in 40 years and more. Here’s a roundup of 21 things to […]

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CHICAGO — Downtown street racing, 4th of July parades, firework shows and neighborhood bike rides are all on deck for the first weekend of July.

There’s also the Windy City Tango Festival, free Shakespeare performances in the park, Ramova Theatre’s first movie screening in 40 years and more.

Here’s a roundup of 21 things to do in Chicago this weekend:

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Midsommer Flight’s Love’s Labour’s Lost

6-7:30 p.m. Thursday and Saturday, 2-3:30 p.m. Sunday

Gross (Theodore) Park, 2708 W. Lawrence Ave.

Midsommer Flight will present “Love’s Labour’s Lost,” one of Shakespeare’s early comedies, in Chicago parks this summer through Aug. 3.

All performances are free and open to the public. Learn more here.

Chicago Indiepopfest

7 p.m. Thursday and Saturday, 6 p.m. Sunday

Montrose Saloon, 2935 W. Montrose Ave.

Catch local bands like Tommerland, French Casino, Plush Crush, Turning Birds, Mouse House, Retirement Home and more as they play at Montrose Saloon all weekend.

Tickets are $10 in advance and $15 on the day of the show. Learn more and buy tickets here.

Windy City Tango Festival

Various times Thursday-Sunday

Crowne Plaza Chicago West Loop, 1 S. Halsted St.

The Windy City Tango Festival offers “four days of tango bliss” with world-class teachers, social dancing and nightly performances.

Tickets are $10-$40 for single practices, $185-$195 for workshop passes and $450 for the full festival package. Learn more and register here.

Drivers race during the Grant Park 165 race of the NASCAR Chicago Street Race series in Grant Park on July 7, 2024. Credit: Colin Boyle/Block Club Chicago

NASCAR Street Race

Gates open 9 a.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. Sunday

Grant Park, 337 E. Randolph St.

With the Zac Brown Band as headliners, the NASCAR Street Race is back on in the heart of Downtown Chicago this weekend with the NASCAR Xfinity Series and NASCAR Cup Series racing. There will be practice and qualifying races, live music, family-friendly activities and more.

Tickets start at $99 for single-day grounds passes. Learn more and buy tickets here.

Thursday

Brew & View: Independence Day

6:30 p.m. Thursday

Ramova Theatre, 3520 S. Halsted St.

Have pre-Independence day fun at Ramova Theatre’s Brew and View, featuring a screening of the blockbuster movie “Independence Day.” This marks the first movie screening at the theater in 40 years.

Tickets are $12.29, which includes admission and one drink. Learn more and buy tickets here.

Friday

4th Of July Bike Parade

9 a.m. Friday

Bryn Mawr and Oriole

Celebrate the 4th of July at the community bike parade on the Near North Side. People can spectate or join the parade with bikes, strollers, wagons or scooters.

Learn more here.

Neighbors at a 4th on 53rd Parade in Hyde Park. Credit: Provided

4th On 53rd Parade & Festival

11 a.m. Friday

Starts at Hyde Park Bank, 1525 E. 53rd St.

A Hyde Park tradition, this 53rd annual parade features floats, community groups and kids riding along on decorated bikes. It leads into a free festival with performances, games, bounce houses, face painting, a petting zoo, a magician and more.

The parade and festival are free to attend. Learn more here.

Block Party, Power Racing & Cookout

11 a.m.-10 p.m. Friday

37th Street and Racine

South Side Hackerspace is teaming up with local makers and community organizations for a free, day-long community event celebrating everything DIY, from art and gardening to science and engineering. There will be a maker fair and DIY block party, a power racing series competition, grilling, music and more.

Learn more and find the schedule of events here.

4th Of July At IO Godfrey Rooftop

3-11 p.m. Friday

The Godfrey Hotel, 127 W. Huron St.

Sip cocktails and enjoy music by live DJs atop the fourth floor IO Godfrey rooftop.

Last call tickets are $37.75. Learn more and buy tickets here.

Cyclists pose for a photo at a May 2023 Southside Critical Mass bike ride. Credit: Provided/Southside Critical Mass Facebook

Southside Critical Mass Bike Ride

5:45-10 p.m. Friday

Nichols Park (south end at 55th & Kimbark), 1300 E. 55th St.

Grab your bike and cycle through 15-20 miles of the South Side with neighbors at this critical mass ride. Riders should bring their helmets, water, money, bike locks, bike lights and a jacket.

Critical mass is free to attend and takes place on the first Friday of each month. Learn more here.

Saturday

A previous event at Chicago Women’s Park and Gardens. Credit: Chicago Women’s Park and Gardens Advisory Council/Facebook

Elevated Sound Bath In The Park

10:30-11:30 a.m. Saturday

Chicago Women’s Park & Garden, 1801 S. Indiana Ave.

This sound bath invites Chicagoans to reconnect with nature while releasing tension and finding moments of rest and relaxation.

Tickets are $25 for one or $12.50 for two. Learn more and buy tickets here.

Noon-1:30 p.m. Saturday

Kennedy-King College, 6343 S. Halsted St.

Learn African diaspora dances, techniques, rhythms and history from renowned Muntu Dance Theatre instructors. The class is open to the community, from beginners to experienced dancers.

Tickets are $17.85. Learn more and register to attend here.

Mariano’s Parking Lot Festival

1-5 p.m. Saturday

Mariano’s, 2112 N. Ashland Ave.

Enjoy free food samples, an Oscar Meyer Wienermobile, pet adoption with Blue Buffalo, to-go charcuterie in paper cones and more at this third annual family fest.

Admission is free. Learn more here.

Pride Outside: A Field Day Celebration Of Movement, Freedom & Joy

1-6 p.m. Saturday

DuSable Black History Museum and Education Center, 740 E. 56th Place

Pride Month may have ended but the celebrations continue this weekend at the DuSable Black History Museum with a live DJ, games and more. There’ll be kickball, tug-of-war, obstacle races, volleyball, yoga sessions and double dutch battles. Attendees can also cool off with ice baths, massage therapy and refreshments.

Learn more and RSVP for free here.

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4th Of July Fireworks Cruise

7:45 p.m. Saturday

Along the Chicago Riverwalk, 112 E. Wacker Drive

Take in views of Chicago’s skyline and 4th of July fireworks show while on a boat and with 3D glasses on this First Lady cruise. There will also be complimentary snack bags and beer and wine for purchase.

Tickets start at $74 for adults and $54 for kids ages 4-12. Kids younger than 4 can ride for free. Learn more and buy tickets here.

Wax Vinyl Bar and Ramen Shop, 1549 W. Chicago Ave., in West Town on Sept. 25, 2024. Credit: Colin Boyle/Block Club Chicago

Hotter Than July

8 p.m.-2 a.m. Saturday

Wax Vinyl Bar and Ramen Shop, 1549 W. Chicago Ave.

Celebrate soul music legend Stevie Wonder with live DJs Steve Maestro, Mark Flava and Lee Farmer.

Tickets start at $12.51 for general admission or $55.20 for a table. A portion of proceeds will benefit RLC Foundation and Solace Charities. Learn more and buy tickets here.

Sunday

El Paseo Community Garden’s hop harvest and inaugural brew in the garden in Sept. 2024. Credit: Provided/El Paseo Community Garden

10 a.m.-2 p.m. Sunday

El Paseo Community Garden’s Lawn, 947 W. Cullerton St.

Enjoy your time at this weekly market that spotlights local food, vendors and artists while bringing awareness to the El Paseo Community Garden and giving the opportunity to shop locally.

Admission is free. Learn more here.

The building at 4200 W. Irving Park Rd. circa 1900. Credit: Courtesy of Irving Park Historical Society

Old Irving Park Walking Tour

11 a.m.-1 p.m. Sunday

West Irving Park Road and North Keeler Avenue

Led by Chicago for Chicagoans and Northwest side resident Giovina Romandine, this 2.5-hour tour takes people through Old Irving Park and its history, culture and landmarks — from turn-of-the-century mansions to possible stops along the Underground Railroad. The tour will wrap up at Eris Brewery and Cider House where attendees can grab a drink.

This is a pay-what-you-can tour with a $10 suggested tip. Learn more and register here.

Afro Fusion Block Party

3 p.m. Sunday

Recess, 838 W. Kinzie St.

This high-energy celebration is bringing “culture, rhythm and pure summer vibes” to Chicago with food trucks, a vendor market, festival-style decor, games and six international DJs spinning global music.

Tickets start at $33.85. Learn more and buy tickets here.

Fever Dream Worldwide: Heetwave

3-9 p.m. Sunday

The Giant Penny Whistle, 1854 S. Blue Island Ave.

Join DJ Mo Mami for a day party experience featuring local and one special out-of-town headliner. There will also be local vendors and tattoo artists at this “daydream” experience.

Admission is free with RSVP. Learn more here.

Love Deluxe: A Sade Art Exhibit & Day Party

4-9 p.m. Sunday

Hoste, 1857 W. 16th St.

Hoste’s artist-in-residence series kicks off at this party featuring Chicago painter Ivan Vasquez, who draws inspiration from hip-hop culture, identity and memory. There will also be DJ sets from Dyaspara x Finding Iljeoma and others.

Admission is free with RSVP. Learn more and register here.


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