Due to current air quality levels, the Sunday, July 19th’s Seedfolks performances will move indoors to Mural Park unless air quality improves to 50–100 (Moderate).

Indoor Location: Mural Park, 924 W 19th Place, Chicago, IL 60608

Parking lot available. Seating is limited.

You can monitor real‑time air quality here:

https://www.airnow.gov

If air quality improves into the moderate range, we will remain outdoors at El Paseo Community Garden. We’ll continue monitoring conditions and share updates as needed.

Please RSVP so we can plan seating and create a welcoming space for everyone.

Debido a la calidad del aire actual, las presentaciones de Seedfolks este domingo 19 de julio se realizarán adentro en Mural Park, a menos que la calidad del aire mejore a un nivel moderado de 50-100.

Además, si la calidad del aire no mejora, el mercado comunitario del domingo también se celebrará adentro en Mural Park. Esto garantiza un entorno seguro para vendedores, artistas y visitantes.

Ubicación: Mural Park, 924 W 19th Place, Chicago, IL 60608

Estacionamiento disponible. Asientos es limitado.

Puede consultar la calidad del aire en tiempo real aquí:

https://www.airnow.gov

Si la calidad del aire mejora a un nivel moderado, continuaremos al aire libre en el Jardín Comunitario El Paseo. Seguiremos monitoreando las condiciones y compartiremos actualizaciones según sea necesario.

Por favor, confirma tu asistencia para que podamos organizar los asientos y crear un espacio acogedor para todos.

Seedfolks is a site‑specific theatre experience for all ages that brings Paul Fleischman’s beloved novel to life in Chicago’s community gardens. The story begins with one young girl planting a handful of seeds, an act that inspires her neighbors to transform a vacant lot into a vibrant shared garden.

Staged outdoors in the very spaces the story celebrates, this production invites audiences to gather, listen, and imagine what grows when a community comes together.

This Chicago revival builds on an earlier version that toured community gardens in Phoenix, uniting an intergenerational ensemble and reaching more than 170 community members. Our new production is created with Chicago artists, shaped by the histories and strengths of local neighborhoods, and presented in partnership with El Paseo Community Garden and Hello Howard Community Garden.

Artists, donors, and neighbors alike are invited to be part of our growing story, where we believe a single seed, or a single act of care, can help a community flourish.

Our performances are free and open to the public!

Reserve your spot for the 11:30 AM El Paseo shows here or click the button!

El Paseo Community Garden is seeking volunteers to support the weekend’s performances and Sunday market.