Millennium Art Festival

From Millennium Art Festival Website:

Located 2 blocks north of Chicagos Millennium Park and The Bean, the 12th Annual Millennium Art Festival returns to downtown Chicago. More than 175,000 people visit the area daily for work or play at the Chicago Art Institute, Chicago Cultural Center, the famous Millennium Park, and the Bean. Chicagoans, convention attendees and tourists patronize and love this big city show.

The festival takes place right off Chicagos famous Michigan Avenue on Lake Street, close to the vast array of cultural amenities long associated with a destination in the heart of the city. The neighborhood is bordered by Lake Michigan, the Chicago River, and Michigan Avenue to the west and Randolph Street to the south. This community is primarily residential, in spite of its downtown location, and is noted for architecturally significant buildings that grace the city skyline. The neighborhood is home to the well-known and often recognized Harbor Point Tower, a high rise that sits as a beacon to Chicago's outer drive. Newer residences such as 340-on-the-Park and Aqua are welcome additions to the neighborhood. These condominium destinations provide their occupants with original architecture that is esthetically appealing and both environmentally and energy efficient in design. Business headquarters, offices and consulates add to the vibrancy of the area.