Date: Saturday, June 21st, 2025
Time: 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Location: La Villita Park, Chicago (2800 S Sacramento Ave, Chicago, IL 60608)
Admission: FREE
Continue celebrating summer with the second concert of the Levitt VIBE Chicago Music Series! Bring your blankets, shades, lawn chairs, and picnic baskets for an afternoon of exceptional music under the summer sky.
Featured Artist:
MilyBros is a family group from Santa Cruz de Juventino Rosas, Guanajuato, Mexico. Juan José López Andrade and his children ages 6, 9, & 14 perform a variety of Mexican folkloric music on guitar, violin, harp, melodica, guitarrón, and vihuela. They have performed in a number of notable festivals and on television programs in Mexico and are making their debut tour of the U.S. with assistance from the State of Guanajuato.
A Flor de Piel is a multi-generational Latin music group formed in 2007 by Grammy-nominated multi-instrumentalist Renato Ceron (Renatonatiuh) and versatile artist Marisol Ceron (Marisol La Brava), along with their young daughter Sage La Bravita. The band creates a distinctive sound by blending traditional Latin American music with global influences and electronic elements, crafting original compositions that reimagine timeless melodies. Beyond their musical performances, the members are dedicated educators who teach in Chicago Public Schools and conduct workshops on songwriting, traditional zapateado dancing, music production, and the connections between Jazz and Afro-Mexican musical traditions, making them equally committed to nurturing the next generation of musicians as they are to their own artistic expression.
About the Series:
The Levitt VIBE Chicago Music Series features 10 free concerts every Saturday from June 14th through August 16th, 2025, at various Chicago parks including Gage Park, Riis Park, and Rainbow Beach. Produced by the Mortimer and Mimi Levitt Foundation in collaboration with The International Latino Cultural Center of Chicago.
The concert will take place rain or shine with the exception of severe weather and lighting. Follow the International Latino Cultural Center of Chicago and the Levitt Foundation on social media for updates and any weather-related announcements.
#LevittVIBE #FreeConcerts #ChicagoParks #CommunityMusicemporary influences. Their performances are as much about preserving cultural legacy as they are about creating joyful musical experiences.
