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thirdcoastreview.com > lit > 09/09/2026 > beyond-dearborn-building-an-offsite-lit-community-during-printers-row-lit-fest

Event: Beyond Dearborn: Building an Offsite Lit Community During Printers Row Lit Fest

4+ day, 7+ hour ago   (642+ words) For years, the Printers Row Lit Fest has made a temporary home of South Dearborn Street, snugly tucked between between Polk and Ida B. Wells. Local writer and publisher Mallory Smart wants to take the festival a few steps beyond its…...

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thirdcoastreview.com > music > 09/09/2026 > review-day-four-chicago-jazz-fest-2026

Review: Day Four of the Chicago Jazz Fest Brings an NEA Jazz Master Finale with Future Masters to the Pritzker Pavilion Stage

4+ day, 11+ hour ago   (1029+ words) Third Coast Review Sunday, September 6, at Millennium Park brought the most satisfying Chicago Jazz Festival finale in recent memory. In previous years, Latin jazz has always been the finale. It has always been energetic and a nod to the art…...

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thirdcoastreview.com > music > 09/07/2026 > review-chicago-jazz-fest-day-3-2026

Review: Chicago Jazz Fest Day 3 Is a Tribute to Duke Ellington and the Miles Davis Centennial

6+ day, 11+ hour ago   (832+ words) Third Coast Review The heat dome of the waning summer days lifted by Saturday evening, and I ventured out to Millennium Park for the Chicago Jazz Festival headliners at the Pritzker Pavilion. I was in time for Paul Marinaro's Mood…...

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thirdcoastreview.com > music > 09/05/2026 > dispatch-day-two-chicago-jazz-festival-2026

Dispatch: Day Two of the Chicago Jazz Festival 2026 - Samba to Infusions of Hip-Hop

1+ week, 1+ day ago   (748+ words) Dispatch: Day Two of the Chicago Jazz Festival 2026 – Samba to Infusions of Hip-Hop Third Coast Review There was a time when I was quite rigid about the parameters of Jazz and what belonged in the genre. I grew up in…...

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thirdcoastreview.com > uncategorized > 09/04/2026 > dispatch-chicago-jazz-festival-opening-night-2026

Dispatch: Chicago Jazz Festival Opening Night Celebrates Sacred and Spicy

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (569+ words) The first day of the Chicago Jazz Festival is usually held indoors at the Cultural Center. This year, the festival expanded to include an evening performance at Millennium Park. Temperatures in Chicago reached 108, but it is always cooler by the…...