Arts & Entertainment
Final Day for Taste of Chicago 2023
Chance to savoir Chicago's culinary offerings and enjoy free admission to top-tier performances by a slate of world-class musical talent

Today is the last day of the 2023 edition of Taste of Chicago. Established in 1980, this annual Chicago tradition showcases the incredible diversity and world-class talent of Chicago’s culinary offerings in iconic Grant Park. Along with a selection of delicious food and beverage offerings, guests will have the opportunity to enjoy free admission to top-tier performances by a slate of world-class musical talent. Taste of Chicago is open until 9 p.m. this evening. There are no Taste tickets this year; cash or credit card are accepted by all food vendors. Details are available at TasteofChicago.us.
In addition to the more than 35 vendors and 15 food trucks, guests can enjoy a designated beer hall, wine garden and cocktail lounge, featuring enhanced offerings alongside the new frozen adult beverage station.
Until 4 p.m. this evening, Chicago Summer Dance, the largest annual outdoor live music and dancing series, turns Buckingham Fountain Plaza into a dance party with free dance lessons and live music.
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This evening, as the past two, features a diverse mix of chart-topping, showstopping nightly concerts on the Taste Main Stage and the Goose Island Stage. Performances this evening on the Goose Islande Stage include Attack the Sound (5 p.m.) Bianca Shaw (6:20 p.m.) and DJ Lena Bandz (7:25 p.m.). Performances on the Taste Main Stage include Nola Adé and Cloud Farmers, both presented by Chicago Made (5 p.m.); White Mystery (6 p.m.) and Whitney (7:15 p.m.). Admission is free to all concerts.
In addition, Lifeway Foods Family Village offers attendees, the opportunity to enjoy kid-friendly fun right on the Taste of Chicago festival grounds. For more information visit TasteofChicago.us.