

Enjoy live music and DJs at Calaveras y Palmeras from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. on Saturday, October 30, 2021, at Marz Community Brewing Co., 3630 S. Iron St., Chicago.
This event features live performance and the record release of the new "City of Mirrors" album on the International Anthem label from rising Chicago band Dos Santos ) plus live music performance from Colombian psych trio Nemegata of Austin, Texas.
The all-female DJ lineup includes LA Love Maker (Discos De Miel & Sabrosonico), La Colocha (Shady Rest Vintage), Fanita Banana (Future Rootz) and Volcan (Chulita Vinyl Club).
Vendors will be on-hand to sell their wares, food will be available, and Marz will release a special Dos Santos beer called Santa Vida to celebrate the occasion.
This is an entirely outdoor event, with tickets currently on sale on the Calaveras y Palmeras event sign-up page on the Eventbrite website. Tickts cost $15 prior to October 15, 2021, and $20 after this date.
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