This weekend, State Street will be filled with the signature downtown Chicago Halloween event. Plus Humanities Day in Hyde Park, David Sedaris at the Auditorium and the annual freakout fest Music Box of Horrors.
The annual family-friendly event produced by LUMA8 draws thousands of spectators to State Street. Expect almost 4,000 parade participants from some 90 arts organizations this year. Colorful costumes and masks, artwork, fire and circus arts, dance, acrobatics, theater and puppetry will all be part of the spectacle. Plus music from 12 marching bands and drumlines and music ensembles, including the South Side Jazz Coalition and the Lakeside Pride Music Ensembles. Pre-parade candy giveaway at 5 p.m.
com As part of the Chicago Humanities Festival, “Queer Eye” star Bobby Berk will chat with Asad Syrkett, editor-in-chief of Elle Decor, about how design can make you feel at home. You can also buy a signed copy of Berk’s new book “Right at Home” or sign up for a photo opportunity with the designer. 6 p.m. Oct. 21 at the Francis W. Parker School, 330 W. Webster Ave.; general admission tickets are $20 at chicagohumanities.
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