Calumet River & South Side Waterways

The activity is to make our own piñatas, to take the time to make something for ourselves, whether it will last or not. First participants will be guided to write down their own accomplishments or affirmations to themselves, big or small, onto strips of paper. Once done, participants will keep that to the side and start making their own piñatas. This event is part of Calumet Park's Hispanic Heritage Celebration.

As the sun dips low over Calumet Harbor, the rhythm of waves will blend with something even more soulful: the Latin American classics reimagined in **Christian Larumbe’s *Refugio In The Parks***. This concert is more than music—it’s a warm embrace for anyone who’s ever longed for home. Larumbe’s *Refugio*, meaning "shelter," turns iconic songs like *"La Llorona"* and *"Como Fué"* into a bridge between tradition and today, weaving in improvisational jazz that’ll have you swaying, maybe even dancing, by

Christian Larumbe: Refugio in the Parks is a concert experience built around the album Refugio. ""Refugio"" translates to ""shelter""—reflecting the comfort these classic Latin American songs have provided during my years away from home.Featuring drummer Gustavo Cortiñas, bassist Kitt Lyles, and guest soloist Emily Kuhn, the performance reimagines beloved pieces like ""La Llorona"" and ""Como Fué,"" or ""La Bikina"" weaving traditional Latin American sounds with contemporary jazz improvisation.The concert captures the spirit of cultural celebration and connection, inviting audiences of all backgrounds to experience the richness of Latin American musical heritage through a fresh, innovative lens.