10 things to do around Chicago: Dylan, an Indigenous People’s Day fest and chills for October

Festivals this weekend showcase Native American musicians, Latina comedians and Octoberfest celebrations. Plus some big-name concerts.

Bob Dylan

On top of a musical career that stretches back more than a half-century, Dylan has continued to perform live. His Rough and Rowdy Ways Tour is at the Cadillac Palace all weekend.

8 p.m. Oct. 6-8 at the Cadillac Palace Theatre, 151 W. Randolph St.; tickets from $83 at www.bobdylan.com

Indigenous People’s Day

Back for its fifth year, this two-day festival showcases Native American musicians. Performers include Keith Secola, Raye Zaragoza, Digging Roots and One Way Sky. The event is supported by a grant from the Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events.

5:30-10 p.m. Oct. 8-9 at Chop Shop, 2033 W. North Ave.; free, suggested donation of $10, reserve tickets at skypeopleentertainment.com

Bonnie Raitt

Make that two musical legends in the Loop this weekend. Raitt is in town touring with her 21st studio album “Just Like That ...,” released in April 2022.

7:30 p.m. Oct. 8 at the Chicago Theatre, 175 N. State St.; verified resale tickets from $85 at www.msg.com

Latina Comedy Festival

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with this three-day event at venues across the city. Performers include Alicia Molina, Amy Colon, Irma Ruiz, Jess Martinez, Kat Diaz and Soli Santos. The main event is “The Marathon Show” at the Lincoln Lodge, where comedians will take to the stage in rapid fire sets.

Oct. 6-7 at various venues, some shows are ages 18+ or 21+, more information at latinacomedyfestival.com

Bayanihan

This event celebrates Filipino culture as part of Filipino American History Month, with the name “bayanihan” referring to a sense of communal unity. Enjoy food and drinks while browsing art and apparel.

Noon to 5 p.m. Oct. 8 at the Rizal Center 1332 W. Irving Park Road; free, more information at eventbrite.com

‘The White City’

With the full title “The White City: An Audible Exhibition on H.H. Holmes, Murderer,” this audio play will be presented by Theater in the Dark in the South Loop this weekend. The thriller by Rick Kinnebrew is about the serial killer alleged to have murdered more than 20 people during the World’s Columbian Exposition in 1893, and focuses on the victim of the only murder for which Holmes was convicted, that of his business partner Ben Pitezel. True to its name, Theater in the Dark turns out all the lights to present plays by voice and storytelling in the darkness. Chilling.

8 p.m. Oct. 6-7 in the coach house of Glessner House, 1800 S. Prairie Ave.; tickets $30 at glessnerhouse.org

SZA

The Grammy Award-winning R&B artist also known as Solána Imani Rowe is bringing her S.O.S. tour back to the United Center this coming week, with guest d4vd.

8 p.m. Oct. 10 at the United Center, 1901 W. Madison St.; verified resale tickets from $220 at www.unitedcenter.com

Chicago Seadog Haunted River Tour

A costumed tour guide will host your 75-minute nighttime tour of the Chicago River, focusing on mobsters, scandal, spirits and sin. Plus a short speedboat ride on Lake Michigan.

Fridays through Sundays in October, tours board at 5 p.m. from the docks at Navy Pier; tickets from $49.95 at www.cityexperiences.com

Historic Pullman House Tour

One of Chicago’s oldest continuing tours of historic homes returns for its 50th year. The tour gives the community a chance to see inside the neighborhood’s historic homes and certain public buildings, and enjoy live music and food.

Houses are open 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., booklet pickup starts at 10:30 a.m. Oct. 7-8 at 11141 S. Cottage Grove Ave.; advance tickets are $20, day-of tickets are $27, more information at pullmanil.org

Oktoberfestiversary

Begyle Brewing and Dovetail Brewery are again hosting this party celebrating the fall season. There will be live music on two stages, with bands including The Whiffs and The Rhinemaidens, as well as food trucks and lots of beer.

Oct. 7-8 between Begyle and Dovetail, at the corner of Ravenswood and Belle Plaine Ave. in the Ravenswood Corridor, free, $5 suggested donation, more information at oktoberfestiversary.com