Nahua Lessons' Native Music Ensemble w/ the Field Museum

ROOTS & ROUTES invites you for a celebration of five community-designed "gathering spaces" along the south lakefront, the Burnham Wildlife Corridor. These designs were selected by a process led by community organizers and artists, the Burnham Wildlife Corridor Curatorial Committee.

<Opening Ceremony> 10am
We will open the path with a cross-cultural performance of music bridging the Bronzeville, Chintatown and Pilsen communities: 
Lion Dance Troupe (Chicago Chinese Cultural Center), 
Nauha Lessons, 
Muntu Dance Theatre of Chicago, Drummers

<Open House> 11am-3pm
Meet the Teams
https://www.fieldmuseum.org/science/blog/emphasis-culture-new-kind-nature-trail-emerges-along-chicagos-south-lakefront

Sankofa For the Earth 
Sounding Bronzeville
Set in Stone
La Ronda Parakata
Caracol

<Food Vendors> 12-2pm
(food for purchase)
Yum Dum 
Bronzeville Jerk Shack
Yvolinas Tamales

<How to get here> 
1. Join a group bike ride
Slow Roll will lead a ride going through Pilsen & Chinatown
https://www.facebook.com/SlowRollChicago

Go Bronzeville will lead a ride from Bronzeville
https://www.facebook.com/gobronzevillego
Please email us for more info on how to join a ride

2. Bike down the lakefront Divvy station at Lake Park Ave and 47th street 

3. Public transportation: bus routes: 2, 6, 15, 28 or 47 

4. Driving, very limited metered parking will be available at 39th street & 31st street parking lot

for general questions or information on ADA accessibility:
acastaneda@fieldmuseum.org 
carolina.macias@chicagoparkdistrict.com