EDGEWATER — The third annual Pivot Arts Festival on the Far North Side includes a "community parade" through Edgewater and Rogers Park.
The parade kicks off on May 30 on Granville Avenue and ends at Loyola University's St. Ignatius Plaza at Kenmore Avenue.
The 10-day festival — from May 28 to June 7 — will feature live music, theater, dance, puppetry, wine tastings, workshops, children’s performances and more, according to organizers.
Performing artists include BAATHHAUS, Lizi Breit, Bri-Ko, Pamela Chermansky, Edgewater Workbench, Dean Evans, Ayako Kato, Daniel Kerr-Hobert, Lucky Plush Productions, Jessie Marasa, Neo-Futurists, RE Dance, Tsukasa Taiko and Vanessa Valliere.
The festival's venues include Francesca's Bryn Mawr, Lickity Split Custard and Sweet Shop, Loyola University’s Mundelein Center for the Arts and the Uptown Underground.
A full lineup and schedule would be released soon, organizers said.
Tickets, ranging from free to $20, go on sale April 7. For updated information and tickets, visit pivotarts.org.
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