One of the longest-running juried art festivals in the Midwest is almost here.

Why it matters: Nearly 200 artists are presenting work and between 15,000–20,000 people are expected to attend the 57th Street Art Fair in Hyde Park.

• Over 60 artists are new this year and 30 are from Illinois.

The artwork includes wood, paintings, textiles, ceramics, glass and studio jewelry.

What to expect: A new food truck social area. Grab a bite from Da Local Boy, Happy Lobster, El Buen Taco, Royal Ice Cream, Robinson's and Reggie's.

• The kids can enjoy a playground and a designated area that includes a Lego table and a salad spinner wearable art project (make your own pin).

When: 11am–6pm Saturday, 10am–5pm Sunday.

Free

More things to do this weekend in Chicago

🎵 Chicago House Music Festival: Head to Millennium Park 10am–9pm Sunday to jam to house music on two stages. Free

🏳️‍🌈 Pride Month Kickoff Party: Celebrate Pride Month with Chicago Fire FC and the Lesbian Social Club 10pm Saturday at TAO Chicago. Tickets start at $10

• If you go: Guests who have a ticket to the Fire's match against the LA Galaxy, will get free entry.

🪩 Anitta: The Brazilian pop star will bring her "Baile Funk Experience" to the Aragon Ballroom 8pm Saturday. Tickets start at $34

• The fine print: This event is for ages 17+.

⚽ Mexico vs. Bolivia: Catch these two national soccer teams 8pm Friday at Soldier Field before they compete for the Copa América trophy. Tickets start at $65

• If you go: Check out a pre-match festival 3:30–7:30pm in the Stadium Green.

🚂 Pullman Railroad Days: Tour historic rail cars and model trains while enjoying live music and food from local restaurants at Pullman National Historical Park 9am–5pm Saturday and Sunday. Tickets

• Cost: Children under 12 free, adults $26.

🎵 Gospel Music Fest: The Clark Sisters, Chandler Moore, Anita Wilson and Todd Dulaney headline this celebration of inspirational music in Millennium Park 4–9pm Saturday. Free

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Here are the new movies and shows that are coming to Netflix, Paramount+ and more streaming services the first weekend of June.

What we're watching: Jeremy Renner returns as "mayor" of Kingstown, a puppeteer spirals in a gritty thriller, and we learn about the visionary behind characters like Kermit the Frog and Big Bird.

My pick of the week

"Mayor of Kingstown" season 3 available Sunday on Paramount+

State of play: A series of explosions puts the citizens of Kingstown in a frenzy, and the pressure to stop a drug war and keep the peace heats up for Mike McLusky, played by Oscar-nominee Jeremy Renner.

Driving the news: Renner filmed this season while recovering from a snow plow accident where the actor broke 38 bones.

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"Eric" available now on Netflix

The intrigue: Benedict Cumberbatch stars in this limited series about a puppeteer in '80s New York trying to cope when his 9-year old son disappears while walking to school.

What they're saying: "This is a story about people finding their home," Cumberbatch said.

• "Whether it's a child, a homeless person, a gay Black cop, a wife in an unhappy marriage, or even Eric on the show, it's all about finding a place."

"Jim Henson: Idea Man" available tomorrow on Disney+

The vibe: Academy Award winner Ron Howard directs this documentary about the life and career of Muppets creator Jim Henson.

Behind the scenes: The film features new interviews with Henson's closest colleagues and children, as well as never-before-seen materials from his personal archives.

More to watch

"Camden" on Hulu

• This iconic neighborhood in the heart of London is the subject of a documentary featuring Dua Lipa, Boy George, Mark Ronson and Questlove. Available now

"Frog and Toad" season 2 on Apple TV+

• After being nominated for a Children's and Family Emmy award, the cartoon based on Arnold Lobel's book series returns. Available tomorrow

"Ren Faire" on Max

• This new three-part documentary showcases the power struggle to take over the Texas Renaissance Festival. Available Sunday

"Dancing for the Devil: The 7M TikTok Cult" on Netflix

• The story of a cult masquerading as a management company for TikTok dancers is uncovered in this new documentary. Available now

"Couples Therapy" season 4 on Paramount+

• Dr. Orna Guralnik returns to guide four new couples through power struggles, resentments, conflicts, family issues and mental health crises. Available tomorrow

The fine print: A Showtime subscription is required to stream the show on either platform.

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