Millennium Park

CTL-E-2187 · Address · site · 2004–

PROVISIONAL evidence grade of this record

24.5-acre downtown Chicago park (opened 2004) on former Illinois Central rail yards; home of the Jay Pritzker Pavilion and the current site of the Chicago Jazz Festival and the Chicago House Music Festival & Conference.

The record

Also known as: Millennium Park, Chicago

Notes

RELP53 new supporting entity: grounds held_at edges for CTL-E-0617 and CTL-E-0619.

Referenced by

Chicago House Music Festival & Conference — held at → this record
Chicago Jazz Festival — held at → this record

Sources

chicago.gov — Chicago Jazz Festival page (primary source)

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