Here's what's happening in Chicago this weekend

This weekend, see concerts from Luke Bryan and Missy Elliott or participate in the Chicago Triathlon.

1. 🎸 Luke Bryan

See country music superstar Luke Bryan at Wrigley Field this weekend.

Why it matters: It's one of the last concerts of the summer at Wrigley, followed by Pearl Jam next weekend.

Zoom in: Bryan is bringing Bailey Zimmerman , Tracy Lawrence and Chayce Beckham along on his "Mind of a Country Boy" tour.

Catch up quick: The "American Idol" judge put together a seven-song EP to coincide with this tour and is releasing a new album next month.

• Both projects are titled — what else? — "Mind of a Country Boy."

When: 4:30pm Sunday

Tickets start at $40

2. 🎵 LatiNxt

• Explore Latin American culture through performances and art 2–11:10pm Saturday and 2–8pm Sunday at Navy Pier's Beer Garden. Free

3. 🎤 Missy Elliott

• Missy, Ciara and Busta Rhymes are coming to town for Elliott's " Out of This World Tour" at 7pm Thursday and Friday at Allstate Arena in Rosemont. Tickets start at $69.50

4. 🛒 Celebrating 125 years of Jewel-Osco

• The hometown grocery store is celebrating 125 years with festivities across the city, such as in-store giveaways and a charity beach volleyball tournament, now through Sept. 10. Free
• "We are thrilled to celebrate our incredible journey alongside our customers, friends, beloved Jewel-Osco employees, valued sponsors, and exclusive partners with events at some of Chicago's most iconic locations," store president Mike Withers said in a statement.

5. 🧦 Chicago White Sox

• Root for the home team as they play the Detroit Tigers at 7:10pm Friday, 6:10pm Saturday and 1:10pm Sunday at Guaranteed Rate Field. Keep in mind the 12-by-12-by-6-inch or smaller clear bag policy. Tickets start at $11

6. 🚴 Chicago Triathlon

• Riders of all ages are welcome Saturday and Sunday and races can be completed individually or with a team. You can also experience "Supertri" by watching the best triathletes in the world swim in Lake Michigan, bike down Lake Shore Drive and run through Grant Park. Tickets start at $160

7. 👩‍🎨 Chalk Howard Street

• Roll up your sleeves and bring or buy some chalk for a local 3D chalk art fest 11am–8pm in Rogers Park. Purchase a 4-by-4-foot square for $25

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