John,
Last weekend, Chicago hosted Lollapalooza, one of America's largest and most iconic festivals, for the seventeenth year in a row. Since AngelouEconomics first started tracking the festival's economic impact in 2010, Lollapalooza has brought in nearly $2 billion for our economy — including $305.1 million in 2021 alone.
On Sunday, between performances by The Kid Laroi and J-Hope, I took to the stage to announce that Chicago will be the host of Lollapalooza for at least TEN MORE YEARS!
That's ten more years of unparalleled food, arts, and culture for residents and tourists. More than that, it's ten years of BILLIONS of dollars for Chicago's economy. And our new agreement GUARANTEES millions of dollars for our public schools and parks.
Thank you!
— Mayor Lori E. Lightfoot
Following her historic election in 2019, Mayor Lightfoot has undertaken an ambitious agenda of expanding opportunity and inclusive economic growth across Chicago’s neighborhoods and communities. She has led the city through the unprecedented challenges of a global pandemic with tough, fair leadership – all while keeping campaign promises. You can learn more about her work at LightfootForChicago.com.
Change doesn't happen overnight. Will you join her in the fight to continue to make the great city of Chicago safer, fair, and more equitable?
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