Black & Bronze Music Fest 2025

Event Details

Black & Bronze: A Bronzeville Music Fest 2025 will be held on Saturday, September 6, 2025, at Armstrong (Lillian Hardin) Park, 4433 S. St. Lawrence Ave., Chicago, IL 60653.

Free with RSVP

What To Expect

Get ready for an unforgettable experience at Black & Bronze: A Bronzeville Music Fest! This vibrant festival celebrates the rich legacy of African American history on Chicago’s South Side with live music, dance, poetry, and community gatherings. Join us for a symphonic celebration of resilience and artistry!

Event Overview

• Event Name: Black & Bronze: A Bronzeville Music Fest
• Date and Time: Saturday, September 6, 2025, 1:00 PM – 7:00 PM
• Location: Armstrong (Lillian Hardin) Park, 4433 S. St. Lawrence Ave., Chicago, IL 60653
• Event Fee: Free
• Age Range: All Ages
• Categories: Music, Night Out in the Parks
• Recommended For: Families, Music Lovers, Community Enthusiasts

Schedule

• 1:00 PM: Opening Ceremony
• 1:30 PM: CityPoint Worship Collective & Community Choir
• 2:15 PM: Faith OverAllat
• 3:00 PM: Jessica Lá Rel
• 3:45 PM: Manasseh
• 4:30 PM: Micah Collier
• 5:15 PM: Monica Anissa
• 6:00 PM: Shaundric Mann
• 6:45 PM: Tommie Collins
• 7:00 PM: Closing Remarks

Ticket Options

General Admission

Summary: Free entry with RSVP.
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Additional Information

Getting Here

• By Train: Take the Green Line to 43rd Street Station, then a 14-minute walk to the park.
• By Bus: Take the #43 bus from the Green Line station or anywhere along 43rd.
• Driving: Limited street parking available.
• Bike or Walk: Encouraged for nearby attendees.

What to Bring

• Seating: Chairs will be available, but bringing your own lounge chair or blanket is recommended.
• Hydration: Bring a water bottle; vendors will be on-site.
• Good Vibes: Bring your energy and enthusiasm!

Weather

• Rain or Shine: The event will proceed regardless of weather. In case of rain, the event will relocate indoors to CityPoint Community Church.

Hosted By

• BLK Notes: A collective of Black musicians and industry professionals.
• CityPoint Community Church: A socially conscious church in Bronzeville.
• Jessica Lá Rel: A Chicago-born recording artist and storyteller.

Additional Activities

• Footworking dance battle
• Couples stepper set
• Alvin Ailey dance tribute
• Hip hop dance performances
• Majorette and drumline performances
• Divine 9 Strolling session

RSVP now to be part of this powerful celebration of Bronzeville’s legacy and the South Side’s artistry—get your tickets now!. For updated information on all event details for Black & Bronze: A Bronzeville Music Fest, please check the event’s official communication channels.