Black Creatives & Performing Art Events in Lombard, IL
Immerse yourself in Black Creatives & Performing Art Events in Lombard, IL showcasing cultural artistic traditions. These events feature performances, exhibitions, and creative expressions that honor Black heritage while bringing innovative artistic perspectives to the community.
A festival celebrating Bronzeville’s legacy & Black Chicago through performances, exhibitions, games, health & wellness, and community.
Black & Bronze is more than a festival—it's an intentional celebration of Bronzeville’s legacy as a national epicenter of Black history, creativity, and cultural power. Held in the heart of the neighborhood, this day-long gathering pays homage to Black Chicago's unmatched contributions to American music, art, sports, and activism—while shining a light on the next generation carrying that torch forward. Join us for a vibrant day of performances, workshops, health & wellness sessions, sports, vendors, and community fun rooted in spirit and storytelling.
Bring your lawn chairs and blankets. Bring your people. Bring your love for the South Side. This is our moment. This is our music. This is Black & Bronze.
WHAT TO EXPECT:
🎵 MUSIC PERFORMANCES
Experience unforgettable musical tributes, where today’s artists honor the pioneers who put Bronzeville and Chicago on the map—from Nat King Cole to Earth Wind & Fire, Sam Cooke to Common:
A Tribute to Chicago Soul & R&B ft. Jessica Lá Rel and Vee Armstrong
A Tribute to Chicago Hip Hop ft. A.J.IV, Da' Lightbeam, Moyana, and Dai Raps
A Tribute to Chicago Gospel ft. Monica Anissa, Tramaine Parker, Skii George, Apollo Robinson, Marquetta Jackson, 3DC, and David Wilson.
A Tribute to Chicago Jazz ft. Khrys Royalle
🗣 SPOKEN WORD
Our spoken word poets will share the rich, layered history of Bronzeville while drawing powerful connections to the issues shaping the South Side today. Featuring: Eros The Poet • Faith Overallat & Nuff Said • Josh Paul • T'Aura The Poet
💃🏿 MOVEMENT & DANCE PERFORMANCES
"Prime Time With Lime" Footwork Dance Battle
Battle of The Bands
Dance Performance by ChiBuck Movement, 3DC, and JC4U
African Drumming & Dancing by Victoria Djembe & Dancers
Line Dancing Tutorials
Fashion Show with Swag The Runway
🏀 WELLNESS & COMMUNITY
Basketball Tournament & Dunk Contest by The Denard Bros
Hip Hop Dance Workshop with Diva Dance Studio Bronzeville
Pilates Session with Melanin Matters
Roller Skating with Party Movers
HIIT Training with Coach Julius
Yoga with Spiritchill Wellness
👦🏿 KIDS ZONE
Story Time Tent with Caught By A Tale
Bounce Houses, Gaming Truck & Face Painting with Bright Star Community Outreach
Frozen Treats with Citypoint Church
Beat Making with Intonation Music
Innovation Station STEM Activities with Project Exploration
👵🏾 SENIOR SEATING
Elders are welcome to relax in our Legacy Lounge, where they can receive shaded seating.
🏛️ HISTORY & EXHIBITIONS
Experience our archival walkway exhibition, documenting the history of Bronzeville and Black Chicago at large. Shop with local businesses in our Black Metropolis Market, and buy delicious food from our Sam Cooke Food Court.
Black & Bronze is rooted in historical reverence and creative resurgence. It uplifts local independent artists and storytellers, connects generations, and turns a neighborhood park into a portal of pride, memory, and movement.
By registering for this event, you grant permission to Black & Bronze to use photographs and/or video of you taken in publications, news releases, online, and in other communications related to the mission of Black & Bronze: A Bronzeville Music Fest.
Saturday, 29, 13.00 -
Saturday, 29, 19.00
Chicago,
IL
_$25
Turn your smartphone into a filmmaking tool with Chicago filmmaker Coquie Hughes in this hands-on cinematic storytelling workshop.
Included with Festival & Day Passes!
Saturday, July 25 | 11:30 AM
Learn the basics of smartphone filmmaking, including storytelling, cinematography, editing, and sound.
*Workshop-only attendees are welcome to attend with a suggested donation.*
Saturday, 25, 11.30 -
Saturday, 25, 12.30
Chicago,
IL
_$25
A FREE 2-day Chicago symposium celebrating Katherine Dunham & the Diaspora through a keynote address, performances, panels & workshops!!
Old Town School of Folk Music is hosting its 3rd annual Black History Future Folk Symposium. Produced by our Community Ventures Department, each year this symposium draws inspiration from the definition of folk music provided by Folk Alliance International: “Folk is the music of the people, reflective of any community where they are from.” The theme for 2026 is Katherine Dunham and the African Diaspora.
Focusing on the prolific Chicago legacy of Katherine Dunham, this free two-day Symposium will invite participants of all ages to participate in open, accessible, and rigorous discussions about the intersections of Black history, liberated futures, and folk practices. Through presentations, panel discussions, participatory workshops, and performances, 2026’s Symposium will cultivate fertile ground for deep theoretical and embodied understandings of afro-diasporic dance and music.
SCHEDULE
Friday, April 17, 2026 • 6:00 - 8:30 PM
📍 Old Town School Lincoln Square Campus – Myron R. Szold Concert Hall | 4545 N Lincoln Ave. Chicago, IL 60625
6:00–7:15 PM • Opening Keynote Speaker: Heather Beal
7:30–8:30 PM • Dunham from Haiti to New Orleans Opening Performance: Featuring Tamboula & the Windy City Ramblers with choreography by Stacy “Jukeboxx” Letrice & Daniel Desir
Friday, 17, 18.00 -
Friday, 17, 20.30
Chicago,
IL
_$25
On Saturday, February 28, 2026, Gary Comer Youth Center is hosting Lit Fest: Celebrating the Power of Black Literacy & Liberation — a Black History Month celebration exploring the many forms of literacy that shape our lives today and reimagining it as more than just words on a page. Through immersive workshops, performances, and conversations, Lit Fest explores literacy as a pathway to self-expression, wellness, financial empowerment, digital fluency, and cultural preservation.
The event will feature keynote discussions, performances, interactive workshops, author talks, and family-friendly activities designed to inspire curiosity, creativity, and a lifelong love of learning.
Saturday, 28, 10.00 -
Saturday, 28, 16.00
Chicago,
IL
_$25
In honor of Black History Month, come out and paint to the sounds of the r& b legends New Edition, BBD, Bobby Brown, Johnny Gill & Boyz2Men!! This guided experience is designed for couples, friends, and solo guests who appreciate good music, good energy, and intentional vibes.
This is a "Chicago Curated Experience" where music sets the mood and painting brings everyone together.
What’s Included
All paint supplies
Light Bites (While supplies last)
Complimentary Wine tasting
New Edition + classic R&B playlist
Black Love–inspired atmosphere
BYOB
BYOB is welcomed
🎟️ Ticket Options
$110 – Couples Ticket + Food and Wine Tasting for 2
$60 – Solo Ticket + Food and Wine Tasting for 1
$35 - Painting Experience Only for 1
(Tax and Fees applied at check out)
Who This Event Is For
Couples looking to relax & reconnect.
Friends & besties.
Solo guests who enjoy art, R&B, and grown vibes.
All are welcome. Come as you are.
📍 Location
Art Center of Englewood
748 W 69th St
Chicago, IL
Event Flow (Suggested – adjust if needed)
Doors Open: 15 minutes before start time
Painting begins shortly after arrival
Music, sipping, and vibes throughout the evening
Additional Info
No refunds (all sales are final)
This is a 21+ event
Seating is limited
Arrive on time to get the full experience
Hosted By
LEE |Lela Eventiful Experience
Perfect for Valentine’s vibes, Black History Month celebrations, and anyone who loves R&B, art, and good energy.
Sunday, 22, 17.00 -
Sunday, 22, 19.00
Chicago,
IL
_$25
A festival celebrating Bronzeville’s legacy & Black Chicago through performances, exhibitions, games, health & wellness, and community.
Black & Bronze is more than a festival—it's an intentional celebration of Bronzeville’s legacy as a national epicenter of Black history, creativity, and cultural power. Held in the heart of the neighborhood, this day-long gathering pays homage to Black Chicago's unmatched contributions to American music, art, sports, and activism—while shining a light on the next generation carrying that torch forward. Join us for a vibrant day of performances, workshops, health & wellness sessions, sports, vendors, and community fun rooted in spirit and storytelling.
Bring your lawn chairs and blankets. Bring your people. Bring your love for the South Side. This is our moment. This is our music. This is Black & Bronze.
WHAT TO EXPECT:
🎵 MUSIC PERFORMANCES
Experience unforgettable musical tributes, where today’s artists honor the pioneers who put Bronzeville and Chicago on the map—from Nat King Cole to Earth Wind & Fire, Sam Cooke to Common:
A Tribute to Chicago Soul & R&B ft. Jessica Lá Rel and Vee Armstrong
A Tribute to Chicago Hip Hop ft. A.J.IV, Da' Lightbeam, Moyana, and Dai Raps
A Tribute to Chicago Gospel ft. Monica Anissa, Tramaine Parker, Skii George, Apollo Robinson, Marquetta Jackson, 3DC, and David Wilson.
A Tribute to Chicago Jazz ft. Khrys Royalle
🗣 SPOKEN WORD
Our spoken word poets will share the rich, layered history of Bronzeville while drawing powerful connections to the issues shaping the South Side today. Featuring: Eros The Poet • Faith Overallat & Nuff Said • Josh Paul • T'Aura The Poet
💃🏿 MOVEMENT & DANCE PERFORMANCES
"Prime Time With Lime" Footwork Dance Battle
Battle of The Bands
Dance Performance by ChiBuck Movement, 3DC, and JC4U
African Drumming & Dancing by Victoria Djembe & Dancers
Line Dancing Tutorials
Fashion Show with Swag The Runway
🏀 WELLNESS & COMMUNITY
Basketball Tournament & Dunk Contest by The Denard Bros
Hip Hop Dance Workshop with Diva Dance Studio Bronzeville
Pilates Session with Melanin Matters
Roller Skating with Party Movers
HIIT Training with Coach Julius
Yoga with Spiritchill Wellness
👦🏿 KIDS ZONE
Story Time Tent with Caught By A Tale
Bounce Houses, Gaming Truck & Face Painting with Bright Star Community Outreach
Frozen Treats with Citypoint Church
Beat Making with Intonation Music
Innovation Station STEM Activities with Project Exploration
👵🏾 SENIOR SEATING
Elders are welcome to relax in our Legacy Lounge, where they can receive shaded seating.
🏛️ HISTORY & EXHIBITIONS
Experience our archival walkway exhibition, documenting the history of Bronzeville and Black Chicago at large. Shop with local businesses in our Black Metropolis Market, and buy delicious food from our Sam Cooke Food Court.
Black & Bronze is rooted in historical reverence and creative resurgence. It uplifts local independent artists and storytellers, connects generations, and turns a neighborhood park into a portal of pride, memory, and movement.
By registering for this event, you grant permission to Black & Bronze to use photographs and/or video of you taken in publications, news releases, online, and in other communications related to the mission of Black & Bronze: A Bronzeville Music Fest.
Sunday, 22, 17.00 - Sunday, 22, 19.00
Chicago, IL
0.00
Turn your smartphone into a filmmaking tool with Chicago filmmaker Coquie Hughes in this hands-on cinematic storytelling workshop.
Included with Festival & Day Passes!
Saturday, July 25 | 11:30 AM
Learn the basics of smartphone filmmaking, including storytelling, cinematography, editing, and sound.
*Workshop-only attendees are welcome to attend with a suggested donation.*
Sunday, 22, 17.00 - Sunday, 22, 19.00
Chicago, IL
0.00