Chicago Bulls shift from the court to the community for first-ever Bulls Fest
A three-point shooting contest, dunking competition, an art exhibit, and Chicago Hip Hop artists take center stage at the street festival.
By Sasha-Ann Simons
Chicago Bulls shift from the court to the community for first-ever Bulls Fest
A three-point shooting contest, dunking competition, an art exhibit, and Chicago Hip Hop artists take center stage at the street festival.
By Sasha-Ann Simons
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In the inaugural Bulls Fest, the Chicago Bulls bring together some of the hottest musical acts, the arts, and of course, basketball for the two-day event.
Reset talks with organizers about more efforts to help the NBA team better connect with the Chicago community.
GUESTS: Adrienne Scherenzel-Curry, VP of community engagement, Chicago Bulls
Jamiece Adams, founder of Swish Queer Basketball Club
Zissou Tasseff-Elenkoff, owner and curator of All Star Press