Maxwell Evans

Members of the Kenwood gym can transfer for free to another Planet Fitness until November, company officials said. Other South Side locations are in Chatham, Pullman, Hegewisch and Back of the Yards.

This weekend's Birds, Bikes and Beats festival brings neighbors together to celebrate cycling, the South Side's natural beauty and the 40th anniversary of house music, organizers said.

Two designers on the official Fashion Week roster are featured at the second edition of the Marché Privé market, which is Saturday at the Promontory.

Ordinance sponsor Ald. Desmon Yancy is firmly opposed to removing protections for low-income renters, he said. A meeting on the issue — public, but exclusive to neighborhood residents — is Saturday.

The record store-turned-outpost for music education and events will preview its newly renovated space with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Saturday.

In the exhibit at New York City's Museum of Modern Art, Teague explores the impacts a more diverse design world could have had on designs of the past — while encouraging a more representative future.

Adam Parrott-Sheffer, Che “Rhymefest” Smith and Karin Norington-Reaves fielded questions on bilingual education, neurodiverse students' needs and more at a candidate forum Friday.

Developer Alisa Starks, a South Shore resident, said the center with a Creole restaurant, dine-in cinema, bowling alley and events space is eyeing a 2026 opening after approvals from the Zoning Board of Appeals.

The fair's name reflects the business owners who organized the event, but everyone is welcome to explore the diversity of Black-authored books on display this weekend at Kido Chicago, organizers said.

The south lakefront has everything from African art to activist zines.