City Departments, Amazon Announce Added Nights to Summer Kickback Series

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The Community Safety Coordination Center (CSCC), the Chicago Park District, the Chicago Parks Foundation, the Chicago Public Library, the Department of Family and Support Services, the Chicago Department of Public Health, Amazon, and 15 community-based organizations across the city announced the launch of the second annual Summer Kickback Series with extended evening programming on Saturday nights. The Summer Kickback Series was launched in 2021 in an effort to ensure youth across Chicago have access to engaging activities and necessary resources within their communities. The two-part Summer Kickback Series programming includes Friday events designed by teens for teens and City-led Saturday night events. This summer, the City will also host ten supplemental Low-Key Kickbacks: Saturday Edition, on Saturdays from 6 to 9 p.m. The Low-Key series will bring food, entertainment, and various activities to the South and West sides, starting July 23 at Grand Crossing Park. Entertainment will include prominent Chicago DJs, steppers and breakers, sporting events, a selfie station, art activations, and free COVID-19 vaccination sites. Below is a list of the Low-Key Kickbacks.

• July 23 at Grand Crossing Park 

• July 30 at Franklin Park  

• August 6 at Ogden Park 

• August 16 at Humboldt Park 

• August 20 at West Pullman Park 

• August 27 at Abbot Park 

• September 3 at Garfield Park 

• September 10 at Foster Park 

• September 10 at Cornell Square Park  

All weekly Kickback events will be viewable as they are planned on the My CHI. My Future. website and on the new My CHI. My Future. mobile app.

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