Summer in Chicago

In Illinois, water park season officially begins Saturday.

One of the Chicago area’s most popular water parks will open for the season this weekend.

Want to catch some of the artists featured at Lollapalooza this year, but don’t want to face the big crowds at Grant Park? The festival announced its list of “Aftershows” this year, where select artists will head to local music venues throughout the week of the big show. The list of artists range from smaller acts listed further down...

From hot dogs, to house music and more, here’s a look at 17 can’t-miss festivals taking place in Chicago in June.

Free days are coming up at the Field Museum, the Shedd Aquarium, the Chicago Botanic Gardens and more.

Everyone’s favorite Australian cattle dog will be coming to Chicago this weekend, as the immersive “Bluey x Camp” experience will make its debut.

While we’re still over two months away from one of the Chicago area’s most recognizable summer festivals, those with a love of pierogis can start making plans for this year’s Whiting Pierogi Fest, with a dose of nostalgia greeting attendees.

It’s going to be a packed summer of shows at Chicago’s Soldier Field this summer, with some of the biggest names in music hitting the Windy City.

Take a look at NBC Chicago’s guide to Chicago’s 2024 summer festivals to find out about each festival, when and where they are, and how much each entry fee costs.

The iconic rock band Incubus will embark on a 10-city tour to celebrate the anniversary of their album “Morning View” this summer, and a Chicago arena will be one of the stops.

Chicago’s iconic Buckingham Fountain is set to switch on Saturday afternoon, marking the unofficial start of summer in Chicago as visitors will now be greeted by the majestic fountain when in Grant Park.

Set your alarms, Chicago parks: Registration for some Chicago Park District summer programs begins Monday.

With warmer weather here and summer firmly on the way, many Chicago-area residents may be wondering when they can soak up the sun on one of the city’s lakefront beaches.