World Music Festival Chicago

The city of Chicago gave the Chicago World Music Festival its full support when it was formed in the late 1990s. The initial plan was to introduce Chicagoans to international artists. It was intended to educate and inspire a new generation of dancers and musicians.

The focus of the many years of showcasing international musicians has not just been on well-known figures in pop culture, but has also been on giving a stage and a voice to people who may not otherwise have the means to reach such a large audience. The Chicago World Music Festival brings together people from all around the world to showcase traditional music.

The festival honors all people's cultures, histories, and diversity in addition to music. The Chicago World Music Festival, which began in 1999, has developed into a beloved addition to Chicago's extensive past. More than 80 different nations send musicians to play on this stage.

The festival lasts between five and ten days, with the main activities taking place over many weekends between August and October. It is a full month to appreciate the numerous musical delights the planet has to offer. The atmosphere is uplifted during the major events, especially on the weekends.

Location: Millennium Park and the Navy Pier
Event time: August

Ticket price: $150