The Mix: Ariana Grande, 57th Street Art Fair and other things to do May 31-June 6

In this file photo taken on December 6, 2018, singer Ariana Grande attends Billboard’s 13th Annual Women In Music event at Pier 36 in New York City.

Make big entertainment plans for the week ahead in Chicago. Here are our picks.

Looking for something to do in Chicago in the coming week? Here are some highlights:

MUSIC: Ariana Grande

Arianna Grande is that triple threat: singer, dancer and actor. Just 25, she has hit a lot of highs in 2019. She headlined Coachella, won a Grammy for Best Pop Vocal Album, had the top three singles on Billboard’s Hot 100 (the Beatles last did this in 1964) and was named to Time’s 100 most influential people list. Her legions of fans can attest to the fact that she’s an infectious performer on stage. At 8 p.m. June 4-5, United Center, 1901 W. Madison. Tickets: $79-$249. Visit ticketmaster.com.

Nicole Brending’s puppet animation satire “Dollhouse: The Eradication of Female Subjectivity from American Popular Culture” is the closing night film for the Chicago Underground Film Festival.

MOVIES: The Chicago Underground Film Festival

The Chicago Underground Film Festival, an annual showcase of independent, experimental and documentary films from around the world, takes place June 5-9 at the Logan Theatre. The opening night film is Adam Khalil and Bayley Sweitzer’s “Empty Metal,” about a punk band ensnared in a murder plot. The closing night film is Nicole Brending’s puppet animation satire “Dollhouse: The Eradication of Female Subjectivity from American Popular Culture.” All films are screened at the Logan Theatre, 2646 N. Milwaukee. Tickets: $10-$15; $100 festival pass. For a complete schedule, visit cuff.org

MUSIC: Chicago Gospel Music Festival

Ricky Dillard is among the artists scheduled to perform at the Chicago Gospel Music Festival.

An impressive roster of artists take the stage at the 34th annual Chicago Gospel Music Festival May 31-June 1. Among the artists scheduled to perform are Ricky Dillard and New G, Jonathan Traylor, Charles Jenkins, James Fortune, Brian Courtney Wilson, Travis D. Crockett & the Powerful Voices of Praise and a Stellar Awards showcase featuring Anthony Brown and group therAPy, Koryn Hawthorne, Tasha Page Lockhart and Maranda Curtis. There’s also a celebration of the music of Aretha Franklin with musicians who performed with the legendary artist. At the Chicago Cultural Center, 78 E. Washington and Millennium Park, Michigan and Randolph. Admission is free. Visit chicagogospelmusicfestival.us.

MOVIES: Millennium Park Summer Film Series

Chadwick Boseman plays the title role in “Black Panther.”

Classic and more recent movies are featured in the return of the Millennium Park Summer Film Series. In a nod to 2019 as the “Year of Chicago Theatre,” each screening is chosen in collaboration with a local theater company. First up is “Black Panther” (June 4), the choice of eta Creative Arts Foundation. At 6:30 p.m. Wednesdays through Aug. 20 at Millennium Park, Randolph and Michigan. Admission is free. For a complete schedule, visit millenniumpark.org.

POP CULTURE: Hyde Park Brew Fest

You never know what beverages you might discover at the annual Hyde Park Brew Fest.

The 6^thannual Hyde Park Brew Fest takes place from noon-9 p.m. June 1-2. The free event features the Midwest’s best brewers along with performances by DJs including Terry Hunter, Biz Markie, Clark Kent & Mad Skillz and Terry Hunter and Friends featuring Estelle, Terisa Griffin, Chantay Savage and Byron Stingley. There’s also a beer sampling, which features a wide array of beers and ciders (1-7 p.m. both days, $25-$40). At 53^rd and Harper. Visit hpbrewfest.com.

VISUAL ARTS: ‘Worlds of Wonder’

“Little Dipper at Kiddieland,” is a photograph featured in the exhibit “Worlds of Wonder: Remembering Chicagoland’s Amusement Parks.”

The history of local amusement parks is surveyed in “Worlds of Wonder: Remembering Chicagoland’s Amusement Parks.” The fun and thrills goes back to the first Ferris Wheel at the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition to The Bobs at Riverview Park and suburban attractions like Kiddieland, Santa’s Village and Dispensa’s Kiddie Kingdom. On display are rare photos and video, memorabilia and artifacts. Family-friendly stations include a full-size Skee-Ball game, marble roller coaster track and a virtual reality roller coaster experience. Through Aug. 18 at Elmhurst History Museum, 120 E. Park, Elmhurst. Admission is free. Visit elmhursthistory.org.

COMEDY: ‘The Second City’s Salute to Pride’

“The Second City’s Salute to Pride” is a variety show written and performed by an all-LGBTQ identifying cast. Filled with outrageously colorful sketch, improv, music and drag, the show features drag sensation Lucy Stoole along with George Elrod, Lanny Fox, Evan Mills, Riley Mondragon, Laurel Zoft Pelton and Jordan Stafford. The Annoyance artistic director Mick Napier directs. From June 4-26, UP Comedy Club, 230 W. North. Tickets: $26, $36. Visit secondcity.com.

MUSIC: Ludovico Einaudi

Ludovico Einaudi performs at the Canali show as a part of Milan Fashion Week Menswear Autumn/Winter 2014 on January 13, 2014 in Milan, Italy.

Iconic Italian composer and pianist Ludovico Einaudi has topped the classical charts in 42 countries and recently released an album called “Elements,” which accompanied a video of him playing piano on an Arctic glacier. Before embarking on his current North American tour, Einaudi released the second installation of his seven-part album called “Seven Days Walking,” which was inspired by a winter’s walk he repeated during a time spent in the Alps. At 7:30 p.m. Jun 6, Cadillac Theatre, 151 W. Randolph. Tickets: $109-$561. Visit broadwayinchicago.com.

FAMILY FUN: 57th Street Art Fair

The 57th Street Art Fair returns to Hyde Park this weekend.

The summer street festival season kicks off with the 57^th Street Art Fair. The long-running juried event (72 years make it the Midwest’s oldest juried art fair) is the perfect opportunity to meet artists and discuss their original work. Featured are nearly 200 artists from around the country working in a variety of media including glass, furniture, wood, ceramics, jewelry, leather, photography, printmaking, painting, sculpture and fiber art. There’s also music from Buddy Guy’s Legends, food and community activities. From 11 a.m.-6 p.m. June 1 and 10 a.m.-5 p.m. June 2, on 57th between Kenwood and Woodlawn. Admission is free. Visit 57thstreetartfair.org