Fest, Island
in the City! Norridge Park District’s
50th Anniversary Celebration! Community Park, 4631 N. Overhill & Lawerence
Ave, Norridge, 708-457-1244, Map,
E-mail: islandinthecity@norridgepk.com

http://www.islandinthecity.com |
| $15 -Unlimited Carnival Ride Special Wristbands - $??
- 4 Day MEGA PASS, Free Shuttle: Start til 11:30p, Limited to street parking, Remote Parking Locations: Divine
Savior Church, 7740 W. Montrose Ave., Norridge, Ridgewood High School, 7500 W. Montrose Ave., Norridge, ITW Lot,
7301 West Ainslie Str, Harwood Heights, Please check web site for Maps & Dir: http://www.islandinthecity.com |
| Thu 7/19 |
6:30-7:30p Deja Vu Band:
http://www.dejavuband.com, 8-9:30p The Barefoot Hawaiians
(Hula Dancing), |
| Fri 7/20 |
6:30-8:30p The Mix Band, 8:30-10:30p R-Gang: http://www.R-Gang.com
voted the Best R&B Band in '06 Suburban Nightlife Magazine's
Best of the Burbs Competition! http://www.NiteLife.org |
| Sat 7/21 |
6:30-8p 7th Heaven:
http://www.7thheavenband.com (Retro,
College Rock & More)
8:30-10:30p Hi Infidelity:
http://www.hiinfidelity.com http://www.myspace.com/hiinfidelity (classic rock) voted the Best
Rock Band in '06 Suburban Nightlife Magazine's Best of the Burbs Competition! http://www.NiteLife.org |
| Sun 7/22 |
3-4:30p Shirley King (Daughter of
B.B. King), 5-7p RTE 66(Route
66): http://www.rte66.org 6 piece band (50's-60's and a whole lot of Elvis), 7:30-9:30p
The Moods: http://www.The-Moods.com, |
Fest, 43rd Annual Algonquin
Founders Days, Towne Park & Riverfront Park, S Main St. & Rt. 62 (W of Rt 31), Algonquin,
847-658-5340, http://www.Algonquin.org,
Map,

http://www.algonquinfoundersdays.com
Thu 6-10p, Fri 1-10p, Sat 2-10p, Sun 1-5p, Adults: $4, Children 4-12: $2, Children 3 and
under: Free, (in pdf format), |
| Thu 7/26 |
7-7:30p Opening Ceremonies, 7:30-9:30p Derrick Stout Orchestra http://www.darwinrecords.com/flash/dso.swf
(Presented by the Village of Algonquin), 7:30-9:30p Designated
Driver Program (Sponsored by Provena MedCare) |
| Fri 7/27 |
5-10p Designated Driver Program (Sponsored
by Provena MedCare), 5-8p Algonquin/Lake in the Hills Rotary Club Fish Fry,
5:30-7p The Only Sons: http://www.onlysons.com ,
8:15-10:15p Mike & Joe http://www.mikeandjoe.com
(90's, New), Modern Rock & Alternative, |
| Sat 7/28 |
11p "Just Havin' Fun" Parade, 12:30-4:30p Designated Driver Program (Sponsored by Provena MedCare), 2-4:15p Live Band Karaoke, 5-7p Modern
Day Romeos Quintessential Party Band,
8:15-10:15p The Lounge Puppets:
http://www.loungepuppets.com Tribute to 80's Hair
Bands, |
| Sun 7/29 |
7a Pancake Breakfast (Presented by Boy Scout
Troop #151), 7-7:45a Founders' Run Check-In (Sponsored by The
Northwest Herald & Washington Mutual),
2-10p Designated Driver Program
(Sponsored by Provena MedCare), 12N Duck Races (Presented by the Algonquin-Lake in the Hills Jaycees),
2:30-4:30p The New Invaders: http://www.newinvaders.com
From British Rock to Woodstock |
Riverfront Park Founders Day Festival Fireworks
Spectacular!
Shuttle buses begin running at 7p from Piggly Wiggly and Cub Foods parking lots
7p Symphony Orchestra (Sponsored by O&S Development, Mercy Health, Centerville Properties and Mid America/Galleria)
9p Founders Day Festival Fireworks Spectacular! (Sponsored by US Cellular-Algonquin Commons, Exit Platinum
Realty and Costco) |
Fest, Summer Celebration,
Hoosier Grove Park, 700 W Irving Park Rd, Streamwood, 630-372-7275,

www.streamwood.org/SummerCelebration/Default.htm,
www.streamwood.org,
Fri 5-11p, Sat 12-11p, Sun 12-8p, This year’s theme is “Fifty and Fabulous" to celebrate the 50th Anniversary
of the Village of Streamwood. |
Alternate Parking (handicap and permit parking only on site)
Park Place, 550 S Park Blvd, Village Hall, 301 E Irving Park Rd, Streamwood High School, 701 W Schaumburg Rd,
Shuttle bus service will run on the half hour from the above locations, Fri 4-11:30p, Sat 9a-11:30p, Sun 11a-8:30p, |
| Fri 7/27/07 - We win!
The Fest added "Sierra Mist" a
Lemon-Lime Soda! 07/31/2006 - "Sierra Mist" |
| Fri 7/27 |
5-10p Business Expo Tent, 5:30-7:30p The
StingRays: http://www.thestingrays.com
8:30-10:30p Modern Day Romeos playing only the best in modern rock and beyond. |
| Sat 7/28 |
10:30a "Fun in the Sun" Parade (Step off-Streamwood Blvd./Bartlett Rd.), 10a-6p Craft Show, 12N-8p
Business Expo Tent, 12N-1p LowBrau (rock/variety) 50's through today, 1:30-2:30p
Heavy Matters (rock), 3-4p Talent Show (Sponsored by Kiwanis Club), 4-5p SHS Music Department, 5:30-7:30p 7DEEZ: http://www.7deezband.com
(70's), 8:30-10:30p ARRA: http://www.arraweb.com http://www.myspace.com/arrachicago
voted the Best Classic Rock Band in '06 Suburban Nightlife
Magazine's Best of the Burbs Competition! http://www.NiteLife.org
9:15p Fireworks! |
| Sun 7/29 |
10a-5p Craft Show, 12N-5p Business Expo Tent, 12N-4p Wristband: $15 Unlimited Carnival Rides,
3-4:30p Mr. Blues Band (blues), 5:30-7:30p Fast Eddie and the Corvettes (rock
& roll) It’s back to the days of sock hops, hot rods and Golden Oldies. |
Fest, Romeo, Village
Park/Recreation Center, 900 W. Romeo Rd (135th St), (Weber & Romeo Rds.), Romeoville, 815-886-6222,

http://www.romeoville.org http://www.romeoville.org/Parks/romeofest.aspx
http://www.romeoville.org/Parks/RecCenter/PDF/RomeofestSchedule07CS3.pdf |
| Free Shuttle Bus Service - Pick up locations at: Carillon, Grand Haven, Irene King School, Kenneth Hermansen
School, RC Hill School, Romeoville High School and Volunteer Park. |
| Wed 8/1 |
7-10p Romeoville Idol (Live Band Karaoke) |
| Thu 8/2 |
7:30-10p Infinity:
http://www.Infinity2k.com (Classic Rock) |
| Fri 8/3 |
6-8:30p DJ and Karaoke - Family Stage, 8-11p Maggie Speaks http://www.maggiespeaks.com
(Beginning of Rock and Roll through today’s Rock) - Main Stage, 9:15p Fireworks Display! |
| Sat 8/4 |
(Family Stage) 1-2p Radio Disney, 5-6p Dave Herzog’s Marionettes presents Celebrate
America, (Main Stage) 5:30-7:30p Serilian (Original Rock), 8:30-11:30p American English: http://www.americanenglishbeatles.com
(Beatles Tribute Band) |
| Sun 8/5 |
2-6p Dance Dance Revolution - Food Court, 3-4 Dave Rudolph (singer/song writer) Family Stage
(Main Stage) 4-6:30p Sundance (Top 40/Party Rock), 7:30-10p Alonzo Pennington
(Blues, R&B, and Jazz), 9:15p Fireworks Display Finale! |
Fest, 20th Augustfest, Saint Zachary's, 567 W Algonquin Rd, (2 Blk E of Rt 83 (Elmhrst
Rd.) & Rt 62), Des Plaines, HotL: 630-575-1580,
http://saintzachary.org mailto:zacharybusmgr@aol.com Also online form, Parish office: 847-956-7020, Online maps,

http://augustfest.saintzachary.org
$3, $1 off Thu 6-10p, Sat
& Sun 1-6p, under 12 free, Free Fest parking E of Fest Site, |
| Unlimited ride specials: $15, Thu 6-10p, Sat & Sun 1-5p, |
| Thu 8/2 |
(Dining Tent) 7p Unplugged! 7th
Heaven: http://www.7thheavenband.com
(Oldies, Retro, College Rock & More), (Main
Stage) 7:30p American English:
http://www.americanenglishbeatles.com (2
shows) |
| Fri 8/3 |
(Dining Tent) 6:30p Stars on Stage Karaoke! 9p Jennifer Jennings Band,
(Main Stage) 7p 7th
Heaven: http://www.7thheavenband.com
(Retro, College Rock & More) (2 shows),
(Main Stage) 9:30-11:30p Infinity: http://www.Infinity2k.com (2 shows) |
| Sat 8/4 |
1-7p Classic Car Show,
(Dining Tent) 2p Stars on Stage Karaoke! 5p Tony Bernard, 9p Hard Luck,
(Main Stage) 3p The
Legends: http://www.thelegends.net
6p Triple Dawg Dare (2 shows),
9:30 PM Landecker and The Legends: http://www.thelegends.net (2 shows) |
| Sun 8/5 |
11:30a Outdoor Mass Groundbreaking for the Parish Life Center immediately following mass.
(Dining Tent) 3p Done Deal, 6p Ron & Joe from Out N' About Talk Show (1530
AM WJJG), 7p Chicago Style of Jimmy Niteclub,
(Main Stage) 4:30p Jennifer Jennings Band (2shows),
7:30p Joe Cantafio: & the
101st Rock Divison http://www.joecantafio.com (Classic Rock), |
Fest, 1st
Annual FoxFireFest! Festival Park, S Grove Ave & Prairie, Downtown, Elgin, 847-931-6100,

http://www.cityofelgin.org/index.asp?NID=782 |
| This summer’s premier event, The City of Elgin’s FoxFireFest is sure to capture the imagination of communities
throughout the Fox Valley as it brings together fine arts, crafts, food and entertainment the weekend of Aug. 3-5.
Staged along the picturesque Fox River and in Elgin’s all new $11.5 million Festival Park, FoxFireFest will showcase
the best Elgin has to offer while illustrating the revitalization of an active, engaging and historic City. More
than 70 fine artists and craftspeople will demonstrate their artwork in this juried event sponsored by the American
Association of University Women. There will be lots of music, demonstrations and entertainment -- including a pyrotechnic
riverfront show both Friday and Saturday night! |
| Fri 5-10p; Sat 12-11p; Sun 12-7p. Food, beer and wine will be available for sale in the park. No food or beverages
are allowed to be brought into the park during the festival. Full Schedule of events:
http://www.cityofelgin.org/index.asp?NID=782 |
Directions to FoxFireFest at Festival Park, Elgin: From Chicago & Northwest Suburban area:
I-90 west Exit Rt 31 south to Kimball east to Douglas. Turn right (south) on Douglas Follow signs to various parking
decks and surface lots throughout the downtown area (Should be Free
- DZM)
where you can board a free trolley to the park. Or Avoid Downtown Construction: Park and ride to FoxFireFest- On
Saturday and Sunday, Park for free and catch a shuttle bus to the festival from one of three convenient locations-
Elgin High School, Larkin High School and ECC parking lot #5. PARK
and RIDE MAP |
| Fri 8/3 |
5p Festival Opening, 6-7p Pan Chicago, 7:30p Elgin
Symphony Orchestra Concert!
9:30p Fireworks Display!
Pyrotechnic show on the riverfront! |
| Sat 8/4 |
(Main Stage) 12N Opening Welcome by Mayor Ed Schock, 12N-1p Elgin Youth Symphony
Orchestra, 2:30-3:30p Calico, 5-6p Elgin Choral Union, 8p Adler Planetarium Telescope demonstration on the promenade,
9-10:30p The Buckinghams:
http://thebuckinghams.com
10:30p Fireworks
Display! Pyrotechnic riverfront show featuring the Elgin Children
Chorus!
(Small Stage) 12N-4p Variety of ½ hour performances from various
multi-cultural local theatre, dance and musical groups, 6-7p Catfish Haven, 8-9p Centerline and Midnight Tribe, |
| Sun 8/5 |
8a-4p Elgin Cycling Classic cyclists can compete in a cycling tournament through the streets
of Elgin.
(Small Stage) 12N-4p Variety of ½ hour performances from various multi-cultural local theatre,
dance and musical groups,
(Main Stage) 12N Riverside Chorus, 1:30-2p Ballet Folklorico, 4:30-5:30p FoxFireFest
Idol final competition, 5:30-7p The Outlaws, |
Fest, 12th Annual Retro on
Roscoe! Roscoe and Damen, Chicago, 773-665-4682,
 
http://www.roscoevillage.org http://www.starevents.com/retro_fest.html
http://www.roscoevillage.org/festival/retro-on-roscoe.htm
Print Poster: |
Come see why The Food Network's Rachael Ray thinks Retro on Roscoe is so fabulous. The Roscoe Village Neighbors
is the beneficiary of Retro on Roscoe. This non-profit organization promotes the Village of Roscoe as a friendly
place for Chicagoans to live and for local businesses to flourish. It provides an open forum for discussions on
how to improve the community and seeks to continually improve safety for the people who live and work in Roscoe
Village. Proceeds from Retro on Roscoe benefit Roscoe Village Neighbors. This year, RVN is using Retro income to
fund improvements to the business district, donate to the Hamlin Park Baseball field upgrade, support our local
schools, Audubon and Jahn, by funding teaching resources and reading materials, and hosting a variety of community
events for our membership and members of the community. Sat & Sun: 12N-10p A $5(??) donation
is requested at the door, and children under 12 and senior citizens are free. One of Chicago's hottest areas is
the home of this flashback weekend of fun. Retro on Roscoe, now in its 12th season, will feature an antique car
and motorcycle show, and plenty of '70s, '80s and '90s music to entertain the crowd of over 35,000 people.
Antique and craft vendors, ethnic foods and games, fill the venue and liven up this tree-lined street for an enjoyable,
two-day festival that brings back great memories while providing an exciting venue for the entire family. The Family
Area is one of the best in the City and offers games, crafts, entertainment and lots more. This weekend will provide
an incredible experience filled with exciting opportunities for all in attendance. Do not miss Retro on Roscoe!
Special Note: AMPLE FREE PARKING is available in the parking lot of Lane Tech High
School, located at Western Avenue immediately north of Roscoe Street! |
| Sat 8/4 |
(EAST STAGE - Roscoe & Damen) 11a Volo Cooking Show http://www.volorestaurant.com,
2p Libido Funk Circus:
http://www.lfcentertainment.com, 4p Bumpus http://www.bumpusweb.com, 6p Bottle of Justus http://www.bottleofjustus.com,
8p Trippin Billies http://www.trippinbillies.com/about.html, |
(WEST STAGE - Roscoe & Leavitt) 12N Mary Macaroni Magic, 1p Fantasia Juvenil,
2p Little Nashville http://www.littlenashvillemusic.com,
4p Ralph's World http://www.ralphsworld.com,
6p Dot Dot Dot: http://dotdotdotonline.com
http://www.myspace.com/dotdotdotonline (a Mix
(Not a Breakup) of members of Fabulous Janes and Catfight)
Rose and Lisa from Catfight: http://www.catfightband.com
and Adam, Stephan and Michael from Fabulous Janes: http://www.fabjanes.com) 8p
16 Candles http://www.sixteencandlesband.com, |
| (CENTER STAGE - Roscoe & Hoyne) 12N Final Say, 2p The
Renditions: http://www.therenditionsband.com
(50’s, 60’s and 70’s), 4p The Play Doctors http://www.theplaydoctors.com, 6p Afrodisiacs http://www.afrodisiacs.net,
8p Elevation: http://www.tribute2u2.com (U2 trib), |
| Sun 8/5 |
(EAST STAGE - Roscoe & Damen) 11a Volo Cooking Show http://www.volorestaurant.com,
2p Even Flow The Ultimate Pearl Jam Tribute Band, 4p 7th
Heaven: http://www.7thheavenband.com
(Retro, College Rock & More), 6p Wedding Banned http://www.weddingbanned.com,
8p Too White Crewhttp://www.toowhitecrew.com, |
| (WEST STAGE - Roscoe & Leavitt) 12N Mary Macaroni Magic, 1p Radio Disney Show
WRDZ-AM 1300, 2p Sharp Cookies http://www.sharpcookies.net,
4p Justin Roberts http://www.justinroberts.org, 6p ARRA:
http://www.arraweb.com http://www.myspace.com/arrachicago
voted the Best Classic Rock Band in '06 Suburban Nightlife
Magazine's Best of the Burbs Competition! http://www.NiteLife.org,
8p Hairbangers Ball
http://www.HairbangersBall.com 80's, |
(CENTER STAGE - Roscoe & Hoyne) 12N 7 Day Run, 2p Nice Guy Eddies, 4p Hat Guys,
6p Modern Day Romeos http://www.moderndayromeos.com, 8p Catfight: http://www.catfightband.com |
Concert in the Park, Sounds of Summer,
Amphitheater, Community Park, 262 E. Palatine Rd, (W
of Northwest Hwy), Palatine, 847-991-0333, Map,
http://www.palatineparkdistrict.com/index.html
http://www.palatineparkdistrict.com/soundsofsummer07.pdf |
| The Sounds of Summer returns with an all-new lineup of music and variety entertainment and some old favorites
for the entire family. All performances are FREE, so pack a picnic, pull up a lawn chair, and enjoy your summer
evenings at the Fred P. Hall Amphitheater, 262 E. Palatine Road. Performances begin at 8:00 pm and run approximately
90 minutes. In case of rain, performances will be moved to Cutting Hall, 150 E. Wood Street, except those performances
marked with NCH (No Cutting Hall), which will be cancelled if weather is questionable. Call our recorded message
at 847-705-5123 ext. #274 for weather related changes or cancellations. |
| Wed 8/8 |
The Dayna Malow Band Dubbed “Chicago’s country music sweetheart” by the press, she has released two well received
original albums. |
| Fri 8/10 |
Brother John And His All-Star Band: http://www.brojohn.com
(Jazz, Rock, Blues, R&B, New Orleans) (NCH) features a vast and diverse repertoire full of familiar
tunes and crowd pleasers, focusing on songs that are fun, even humorous. Several band members sing and double on
more than one instrument (piano, organ, saxophone, trumpet, guitar, etc.), making for a versatile ensemble. |
Concert in the Park, Sounds of Summer,
Amphitheater, Community Park, 262 E. Palatine Rd, (W
of Northwest Hwy), Palatine, 847-991-0333, Map,
http://www.palatineparkdistrict.com/index.html
http://www.palatineparkdistrict.com/soundsofsummer07.pdf |
| The Sounds of Summer returns with an all-new lineup of music and variety entertainment and some old favorites
for the entire family. All performances are FREE, so pack a picnic, pull up a lawn chair, and enjoy your summer
evenings at the Fred P. Hall Amphitheater, 262 E. Palatine Road. Performances begin at 8:00 pm and run approximately
90 minutes. In case of rain, performances will be moved to Cutting Hall, 150 E. Wood Street, except those performances
marked with NCH (No Cutting Hall), which will be cancelled if weather is questionable. Call our recorded message
at 847-705-5123 ext. #274 for weather related changes or cancellations. |
| Fri 8/10 |
Brother John And His All-Star Band: http://www.brojohn.com
(Jazz, Rock, Blues, R&B, New Orleans) (NCH) features a vast and diverse repertoire full of familiar
tunes and crowd pleasers, focusing on songs that are fun, even humorous. Several band members sing and double on
more than one instrument (piano, organ, saxophone, trumpet, guitar, etc.), making for a versatile ensemble. |
Fest, 60th
Sweet Corn, Mendota (W of Aurora, I-88 x S US-51/I-39, W US-34),
815-539-6507,

http://www.sweetcornfestival.com Thu-Sun |
| Thu 8/9 |
6-9p "WGLC Morning Show Idol" ...with JC and Jaimie sponsored by WGLC/The Radio Group http://www.wglc.net.
Karaoke provided by Music Machine |
| Fri 8/10 |
(AMCORE stage on Rt. 34 downtown) 7:20p Pre-Pageant Entertainment - Decatur Park Singers, 8p Festival Queen
Pageant
(Beer Garden - 800 block of Main St downtown) 7:30p-12M "Snap Holiday Band" sponsored by L.R.B. Distributors,
Inc., Stage Sound sponsored by Illinois Valley Rides. |
| Sat 8/11 |
(AMCORE stage on Rt. 34 downtown) 3:30-5p From Chicago to Springfield, The GAM Squad has performed its edgy
interpretation of jazz standards and originals. Get set for a hip performance of adventurous music! sponsored by
Black Brothers Company. 7-9p "Capt'n Groovy Band" will take you on
a fun and exciting trip through the entire decade of the 1970's, performing popular Disco, Funk, Soul, and Pop,
dance hits. Sponsored by Pepsi Americas, Aurora, IL., HCC, Inc. and Mendota Agri-Products.
(Beer Garden - 800 block of Main St downtown) 7:30p-12M "The Crowd," |
| Sun 8/12 |
7a Fly-in, Drive-in Breakfast, sponsored by the Mendota EAA Chapter 263, 2 miles south of Mendota on Rt. 251
at Grandpa's Farm Airport.
12N Jesse White Tumblers http://www.jessewhitetumblingteam.com
1p Sweet Corn Festival Grand Parade Featuring floats, bands, antique &
classic autos, Shriners and more! Special highlights the exciting and energetic Jesse White Tumblers, sponsored
by First State Bank Mendota, DeLong's Auto Body, and Phalen Steel Construction Company, and the Chicago Project
South Shore Drill Team sponsored by Eureka Savings Bank, Tropp & Company - division of Arthur J. Gallagher
Company, and Black Bros. Company
1:30-5p Car Show! Display of Antique, Classic, and Special Interest Vehicles by the Blood, Sweat, & Gears Car
Club in the Main Street Stage Area.
2p FREE, hot, buttered Del Monte Sweet Corn! Illinois Ave. & Jefferson
Streets downtown,
2-4p Ac Rock (say "ahk rock"): http://www.acrock.com 3p Chicago
Area Project South Shore Drill Team will perform in front of the Elks Club at 707 Indiana Ave, 3:30p
"One Night Stand" a blend of classic 50's and 60's favorites and today's hot new country, |
Fest, Illinois State Fair,
Fairgrounds, 801 Sangamon Ave (Bus I-55 to Rt 4-Vet's Pkway and Browning Rd), Springfield, Map,
http://www.agr.state.il.us/isf/index.php http://www.agr.state.il.us/isf/events/06dailyschedule.pdf
  
Adults 13 and older: $3, Children (12 and younger): FREE,
Senior Citizens (60 and older): $2, Vehicle Parking: (Single day): $7,
Sun 8/12 - Veterans' Day (Veterans with identification and their families): FREE,
Mon 8/13 - Senior Citizens' Day Seniors (60 and older): FREE,
Sun 8/19 - Family Day - Violence Prevention Day General Admission: $2, |
GRANDSTAND: Fri 10 GRETCHEN WILSON WITH BLAINE LARSEN, Sat 11 CORBIN BLEU / DRAKE BELL WITH JORDAN PRUITT, Sun
12 DAUGHTRY, Mon 13 Free ILLINOIS SYMPHONY,
Fri 17 MARTINA MCBRIDE WITH CAROLYN DAWN JOHNSON, Sun 19 SUGARLAND WITH JOE NICHOLS, Sat 18 $22 JOE WALSH WITH GRAND FUNK RAILROAD, |
| Thu 8/9 |
PRE-VIEW Night! (Coliseum) 8a-10p Society Horse Show,
(Budweiser True Music Tent) 8:30-11:30p The
Brat Pack, (Main Gate) 6-10p Twilight Parade! (Miller
Lite Beer Tent) 7:30-11p Bustin Loose, (Corona
Tent) 7p-12M Rock House, |
| Fri 8/10 |
4p Daily Parade! ( Main Street - Illinois Avenue - Grandstand Avenue - 8th Street - Happy
Hollow),
(Happy Hollow - Welcome to the Jungle) 10a-6p Budweiser Clydesdales, (Conservation World) 10a-7p Chainsaw Artists, (Coliseum)
8a-10p Society Horse Show, (The Arena)
7-10p Pro - Am Arena Cross and Freestyle Motocross
(Apex Stage) 12N-1p, 2-3p, 7-8p Magic Matt's Family Fun, 1-2p, 3-4p, 6-7p The
Lucky Show - Juggler, 5-6p Kimberly Wolff,
(Budweiser True Music Tent) 4:30-7:30p City Limits, 8:30-11:30p Poprocks,
(Corona Tent) 12N-4p The Cubs, 4-8p Pole Position, 8p-12M Dr. Zhivegas,
(Country Junction) 12N-2p Kimberly Wolff, 4-6p Borderline, 8-11p Haf Bitten
Moon Band,
(Ethnic Village Stage) 12N-1p Steely Pan, 2-4p The Flying Dutchmen, 5-6p Midwest
Aiki & Karate, 6-8p Inland Island (Caribbean), 8:30-10:30p Samba Llmas,
(Lincoln Stage) 10a-2p County Fairs, 3-4p Alley Cats, 4-5p Marshall-Putnam-Stark,
5-6p, 7-8p Dan Lornitis the Hypnotist, 6-7p Alley Cats, 8:30-11p HitMen,
(Main Street Stage) 12N-1p, 3-4p Troy Roark-Master Entertainer, 1-2p Alley
Cats, 2-3p, 4-5p Karmon & Kelli Jo, 5-6p, 7:30-8:30p Bucket Boys, 6-7p Marshall-Putnam-Stark Show Choir
(Miller Lite Beer Tent) 4:30-7:30p Still Kick'n, 8:30-11p F5
(Twilight Ballroom/ Campus Town) 7-10p The Music Men |
| Sat 8/11 |
4p Daily Parade! ( Main Street - Illinois Avenue - Grandstand Avenue - 8th Street - Happy
Hollow),
(Happy Hollow - Welcome to the Jungle) 10a-6p Budweiser
Clydesdales, (Conservation World) 10a-7p Chainsaw Artists, (Coliseum) 8a-10p Society Horse Show,
(The Arena) 7-10p Pro - Am Arena Cross and Freestyle Motocross
(Apex Stage) 12N-1p, 2-3p, 7-8p Magic Matt's Family Fun, 1-2p, 3-4p, 6-7p The Lucky Show - Juggler,
5-6p Kimberly Wolff,
(Budweiser True Music Tent) 12:30-3:30p 56 Hope Road, 4:30-7:30p The Joe Cooke
Band , 8:30-11:30p The Lost Boys,
(Corona Tent) 12N-4p Captain Geech, 4p--12M Dr. Zhivegas, 4-6p Wing Cook Off,
(Country Junction) 12N-1:30 pm Prairieland Pickers, 2-4p Kimberly Wolff, 5-7p
Haf Bitten Moon Band, 8-11p Lori Franke with Miles Station,
(Ethnic Village Stage) 11a-12N Philippine Performing Arts of Chicago, 12N-1p Steely Pan, 1-2p Midwest
Karate, 2-4p The Don't Be Brothers (Irish), 4-5p Steely Pan, 6-7:30p The Craig Russo Latin Jazz Project, 8-9p East
St. Louis Community Ensemble, 9:30-11p Rafo International Combo,
(Lincoln Stage) 10a-2p Fiddle and Banjo Contest, 3-4p Alley Cats, 5-6p, 7-8p
Dan Lornitis the Hypnotist, 6-7p Alley Cats, 8:30-11p The Neverly Brothers: http://www.theneverlybrothers.com
(Everly Brothers, Buddy Holly),
(Main Street Stage) 12N-1p, 4-5p Karmon & Kelli Jo, 1-2p Alley Cats, 2-3:30p
6-7:30p Charissa (11 yr old Country Girl), 5-6p, 7:30-8:30p Bucket Boys,
(Miller Lite Beer Tent) 12:30-3:30p Elvis Himselvis, 4:30-7:30p Lori Franke,
8:30-11:30p F5,
(Twilight Ballroom/ Campus Town) 7-10p Don Smith Big Band, |
| Sun 8/12 |
Veteran's Day! 4p Daily Parade! ( Main Street - Illinois Avenue - Grandstand Avenue - 8th Street - Happy Hollow),
(Happy Hollow - Welcome to the Jungle) 10a-6p Budweiser
Clydesdales, (Conservation World) 10a-7p Chainsaw Artists, (Coliseum) 8a-5p Draft Horse Halter Classes, 7-11p Draft Horse
Hitch Classes,
(The Arena) 7-10p Pro - Am Arena Cross and Freestyle Motocross
(Apex Stage) 12N-1p, 2-3p, 7-8p Magic Matt's Family Fun, 1-2p, 3-4p, 6-7p The Lucky Show - Juggler,
5-6p Kimberly Wolff,
(Budweiser True Music Tent) 12:30-3:30p Posamist, 4:30-7:30p City Limits, 8:30-11:30p
The Oohs,
(Corona Tent) 12N-4p Captain Geech, 4-8p Dr. Zhivegas,
(Country Junction) 9-11a Cheerleading Competition, 11a-12:30p Pom Pon Contest,
12N-1p Casey Jamerson, 1-3p Cook and Belle, 3-4p Casey Jamerson, 5-7p Davey French and The Silver Spur Band, 8-11p
Cadillac Ranch,
(Ethnic Village Stage) 12N-1p Steely Pan, 1-3p St. Andrew's Society of Central
IL, 3-4p Prairie Land Dance Club, 4-5p Steely Pan, 5-6:30p Bloomsday (Irish), 6:30-8:30p The Don't Be Brothers
(Irish), 8:30-10p The Emerald Underground,
(Lincoln Stage) 10a-5p Veteran's
Day Activities, 5-6p, 7-8p Dan Lornitis the Hypnotist, 6-7p Alley Cats,
(Main Street Stage) 12N-1p, 4-5p Troy Roark-Master Entertainer, 1-2p Alley
Cats, 2-3:30p, 6-7:30p Charissa (11 yr old Country Girl), 5-6p, 7:30-8:30p Bucket Boys,
(Miller Lite Beer Tent) 12:30-3:30p Elvis Himselvis, 4:30-7:30p Young Turkes,
8:30-11:30p Jack Flash,
(Twilight Ballroom/ Campus Town) 7-10p Bobby Remack Band, |
Fest, 26th Annual Northalsted
Market Days, North Halsted btwn Belmont (3200 North) and Addison (3600 North w/ 17 different entrances),
Chicago, NAMA office: 773-883-0500,
 
http://www.northalsted.com http://www.northalsted.com/market_days.php
http://www.chicagoevents.com/csem.html http://www.chicagoevents.com/event.cfm?eid=124
11am-10p, $5 voluntary donation is recommended at the gate.
More than 250,000 people will attend Illinois' largest two-day festival. Nestled in the heart of the gay and lesbian
community, the event features over 400 arts and craft/retail vendors, 55 local and regional restaurants and three
stages of regional and national musical entertainment with more than 20 entertainers performing daily. |
| Chicago Room Showcase Stage @ Buckingham (west) & Halsted: http://www.chicagoroomgallerycafe.com/duke.ivnu |
| Sat 8/11 |
(Roscoe Stage) 12N Shout! Lakeside Pride Jazz Ensemble, 1:30p Yawo, 2:35p Chicago
Spirit Brigade,
3p Robby Celestin, 5p Ari Gold, 6:45p Lovehammers, 8p Josh Harris, |
(Belmont Stage) 12N The Countdown, 2:30p Suzy Brack & The New Jack Lords, 4:05p
Chicago Spirit Brigade, 4:30-6p Kimi Hayes Band: http://www.kimihayes.com, 6:30p Sean
Wiggins,
8p Cathy Richardson Band:
http://www.CRBand.com |
| (Addison Stage) 12N The Ginge, 1:30p Devin & The Straights, 3-5p
The New Invaders: http://www.newinvaders.com,
5:30p IADT Fashion Show, 6:30p Dot Dot Dot: http://dotdotdotonline.com,
8:45p Powder, |
| (The Jazz Oasis) 12N Clark Street Band, 3p Jack Cassidy & Symbia, 6p Yves Francois
et Rocambu Jazz, |
| Sun 8/12 |
(Roscoe Stage) 12N Dropmore Scarlet, 2p Gokh-Bi System, 3:45p R.O.T.C. (Gay Drill
Corp), 4:30 Heavy Manners, 6:45p Taylor Dayne
"Tell It To My Heart", 8:45p Josh Harris, |
(Belmont Stage) 12N Ice Cold Katy, 1:30p Lynne Jordan and the Shivers: http://www.lynnejordan.com,
3:30p Catfight: http://www.catfightband.com
6p Hairbangers Ball
http://www.HairbangersBall.com 80's, 8p Vanessa
Davis, |
(Addison Stage) 12N A Congress of Starlings, 1:30p Chicago Gay Men's Chorus, 2:35p
R.O.T.C. (Gay Drill Corp), 3p, 4:15p American English: http://www.americanenglishbeatles.com,
6p Suzanne Palmer,
8p Summer of Love 40th Anniversary with Big
Brother & The Holding Company
w/ Cathy Richardson,
singing Janis Joplin's
classics! Cathy Richardson Band:
http://www.CRBand.com |
| (The Jazz Oasis) 12N BMR4, 4:30p Gayle Bisesi & The G Flat Project, |
Concert in the Park, Sounds of Summer,
Amphitheater, Community Park, 262 E. Palatine Rd, (W
of Northwest Hwy), Palatine, 847-991-0333, Map,
http://www.palatineparkdistrict.com/index.html
http://www.palatineparkdistrict.com/soundsofsummer07.pdf |
| The Sounds of Summer returns with an all-new lineup of music and variety entertainment and some old favorites
for the entire family. All performances are FREE, so pack a picnic, pull up a lawn chair, and enjoy your summer
evenings at the Fred P. Hall Amphitheater, 262 E. Palatine Road. Performances begin at 8:00 pm and run approximately
90 minutes. In case of rain, performances will be moved to Cutting Hall, 150 E. Wood Street, except those performances
marked with NCH (No Cutting Hall), which will be cancelled if weather is questionable. Call our recorded message
at 847-705-5123 ext. #274 for weather related changes or cancellations. |
| Wed 8/15 |
NOVA (Night of Variety Arts) Join us for a performance of the best Palatine has to
offer. Local singers, musicians, dancers, storytellers, and thespians will entertain you. |
| Fri 8/17 |
Ronnie Rice: http://www.ronnierice.com
picked up a guitar when he was 16 years old and hasn’t put it down yet! He began his musical career as a solo performer
in Evanston. In the late 1960’s, Ron joined the Chicago-based group The New Colony Six and sang lead vocals on
many of their hit records including oldies favorites "I Will Always Think About You" and "Things
I’d Like to Say". In the mid-1970’s, Ronnie began developing and perfecting his unique blend of Rock ‘n Roll
classics. |