Grab your lawn chairs. The back-to-school festival returns Saturday.

Why it matters: For more than 90 years, the Bud Billiken Parade has been a Chicago tradition that has drawn massive crowds to celebrate Black culture, art, music and history just before the start of the academic year.

What to expect: It's the largest African American parade in the U.S. and features marching bands, dancers, floats, live music and more.

Flashback: The parade was established in 1929 by Robert Sengstacke Abbott, founder of the African American newspaper The Chicago Defender.

• The name Bud Billiken originated from the newspaper's youth page, "Defender Junior," which then transformed into a club and mascot, "Bud the Billiken," which was said to serve as a protector of children.

If you go: The festival is 10am-4pm Saturday starts at 35th and King Dr. and ends at 55th Street.

• The parade will be followed by a picnic at Washington Park.
• Free.

📺 Can't make it? Watch the parade live on ABC 7 Chicago.

Learn more about the Bud

Cheer on the White Sox, celebrate Latin culture at Navy Pier and Jeezy is coming to town.

🧦 White Sox vs. Guardians

• You've got three shots to head to the South Side as the Sox face off against Cleveland.
• 6:40pm Friday, 6:10pm Saturday and 1:10pm Sunday at Rate Field in Bridgeport.
• Tickets start at $20.25.

🏀 "Bull"

• Dribble down memory lane with this comedic play that revisits the 1996 Chicago Bulls — this time through the eyes of some not-so-well-known players.
• 7:30pm every Thursday through Sept. 11 at the Annoyance Theatre in Lakeview.
• Tickets start at $20.

🎉 Northalsted Market Days

• The annual summer celebration features performances by Keke Palmer, Saucy Santana, Kiesza and more.
• 5-10pm Friday, noon-10pm Saturday and Sunday.
• Free.

⛳ LIV Golf tournament

• Immerse yourself in the world of professional golf as this tournament and fest stops by the 'burbs.
• Times vary, Friday-Sunday at Bolingbrook Golf Club.
• Tickets start at $39.

😢 Can't make it to the golf club? We got you:

• Experience "Tee Time Turn Up" with golf-themed cocktails, big-screen tournament viewing and a chance to score fun freebies.
• Noon-4pm Sunday at Time Out Market in West Loop.

🎡 LatiNxt

• Vibe to Latin music and explore creations by artists at this two-day celebration.
• 2-11:30pm Saturday and Sunday at Navy Pier.
• Free.

🖼️ Printer's Row Art Fest

• Stroll through the annual neighborhood fest and shop for street art, jewelry, photography, woodworking and more.
• 10am-5pm Saturday-Sunday on Dearborn Street in the South Loop.
• Free.

🏃 Night Nation Run

• Grab your running shoes and maybe some neon for this glow in the dark 5k.
• Check in begins at 5:30pm Saturday at Soldier Field.
• Registration is $70.

😎 Jeezy

• It's a black tie affair, featuring a hip-hop orchestra as this rapper celebrates the 20th anniversary of his "TM:101" album.
• 8pm Saturday at the Chicago Theatre.
• Tickets start at $332.

Screaming is therapeutic and a new club is giving you the space to do it with others.

The big picture: Last Sunday evening, I stopped by Scream Club Chicago and I must say, I enjoyed everything about it!

• Yes, you can talk to a therapist or vent to a friend, but sometimes … you just need to scream.

How it worked: Locals gathered near North Avenue Beach's pier and group leaders asked us to write down something we want to let go of.

• We tossed those pieces of paper into the lake, an act of release to whatever is weighing us down.
• We were led with a few breathwork techniques followed by lots of screaming!

Flashback: Breathwork practitioner Manny Hernandez and Elena Soboleva started Scream Club Chicago in June after experiencing their own personal need to let off some steam.

What they're saying: "People gain not only a safe space to release their emotions, to prepare for the week but also feel less alone in the journey," Soboleva told Axios. "

💭 My thought bubble: I am a natural screamer, so I was thrilled to learn about a unique event giving me the space to release stress with others. Living in a fast-paced city, it's nice to sometimes slow down and make space for your emotions.

• 🎥 Lower the volume and watch my scream experience.

What's next: Scream Club Chicago meets every Sunday at 7pm at North Avenue Beach and it's free.

Here's what's new on Hulu, Netflix, Prime Video, Apple TV+, HBO Max, BET+ and Tubi.

What we're watching: The revival of a beloved adult-animated series, a new season of "Wednesday," and a new Eddie Murphy-led comedy.

"King of The Hill" season 14 available now on Hulu

Catch up quick: After a 15-year hiatus, Mike Judge's sitcom about North Texas suburbia returns.

My thought bubble: Unlike most animated shows where characters remain frozen in time, this reboot gives us a rare glimpse into how Hank, Peggy, Bobby and their friends have aged and adapted to a world that keeps moving forward.

"Wednesday" season 2, part 1 available now on Netflix

The intrigue: Lady Gaga is set to guest star this season along with Steve Buscemi, Christopher Lloyd, Thandiwe Newton and Haley Joel Osment.

Fun fact: The drama is Netflix's all-time most popular English-language series.

What's next: Part 2 of this season will stream Sept. 3.

"The Pickup" available now on Prime Video

State of play: Eddie Murphy, Pete Davidson and Keke Palmer star in this action-comedy about two armored truck drivers who get robbed by a criminal organization.

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