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Anyone who drives on the Kennedy is familiar with the roof of the old Morton Salt building, which sports the iconic image of a girl holding an umbrella. While the building used to house piles of salt, the folks behind Thalia Hall, Empty Bottle and the Promontory have transformed it into an expansive entertaiment complex, with plenty of space for outdoor concerts. The indoor portion of the venue is set to open in 2023, with room for all kind of events and pop-ups, as well as retailers, local vendors, bars and more.
Refine Collective hosts its fourth annual Juneteenth Freedom Market at the Salt Shed, where you’ll find more than 50 Black-owned businesses and creators selling everything from beauty products to fashion. There will also be live DJ sets, a musical performance by Shawnee Dez, flash tattoos, manicures and more. Entry is free, but guests are encouraged to make a $10 donation to Gray Matter Experience.
Infatuation is bringing back EEEEEATSCON, the two-day food festival at the Salt Shed featuring some of the city’s best restaurants plus appearances by celebrities like Chrissy Teigen, Common and Chance the Rapper. Participating eateries include 3 Little Pigs, 312 Fish Market, Lilac Tiger, Diego, Soul & Smoke and more.
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