Family events in Buffalo Grove, IL

Pinoy Grill Food Truck is bringing authentic Filipino specialties and street eats to the Palatine Street Feast. This visit is the truck's first to Palatine, and other food trucks will be there as well. Attendees can sample Pinoy flavors and say hello.

Prospect Heights 23 PTO’s back to school celebration and fundraiser brings Kona Ice to Patriot Park. Cool off with shaved ice choices like the 12-ounce Klassic for $5, the 16-ounce King for $6, or a 16-ounce color-change souvenir cup for $7 with $4 refills. Twenty-five percent of sales will be donated to the PHSD 23 PTO.

Family Night at Urban Air Adventure Park in Glenview focuses on active fun and togetherness. The Family Night special includes two Platinum Passes, two Parent Passes, one fresh pizza, and drinks for $99.99. Enjoy unlimited play across the park's attractions, then take a break with pizza and drinks. It is an easy way to share laughs and make memories under one roof.

Mike & Joe performs modern rock hits from the 1990s through today with an exceptional live sound. Admission is free.

Kona Ice will be available in support of Euclid's PTC, with 25 percent of every sale directed to the organization. Offerings include a Klassic 12 ounce option for $5, a 16 ounce King for $6, and a Kolor-Change 16 ounce souvenir cup for $7, with refills of the souvenir cup priced at $4.

Designed for ages 3 to 12, this kid friendly theatre camp draws inspiration from Wicked to celebrate friendship, build confidence, and help young voices shine. Campers rehearse and perform songs from the show while exploring storytelling through music, movement, games, and imaginative play. The experience emphasizes teamwork and stage presence, and no prior experience is required. Each camp concludes with a short showcase for family and friends. Spots are limited.

Celebrate America’s 250th with a hands-on visit to the Canvas at Des Plaines Public Library. When the Canvas is open, personalize a pouch using sublimation featuring the library’s 250th Heart emblem, then pick up a branded pencil, a sticker, and a Constitution.

Create welcoming messages and drawings outside the school to kick off the new school year. Chalk will be provided.

Rand Red Hots hosts a relaxed summer cruise night where classic cars take center stage and families find plenty to enjoy. Enthusiasts showcase their favorite vintage rides while visitors stroll past rows of polished classics from across the Chicagoland area. Between chats about restorations and horsepower, guests can order Chicago-style favorites from the menu and enjoy a lively atmosphere with music. Some attendees display their own vehicles, while others come simply to admire the lineup. The gathering takes place outdoors, weather permitting.

Pop-In & Play Neighborhood Nights bring lively fun to neighborhood parks with the Palatine Park District. Families can stroll over and enjoy free activities like music, sports, games, and crafts, plus giveaways while supplies last. Each evening is tailored to the park and its surroundings, so every stop offers a slightly different experience. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Registration is not required.

Caring for someone with dementia can feel overwhelming, and this monthly support group creates a safe place for families and caregivers to connect, share experiences, and receive support. Offered in partnership with Adam Apostolovich from Life Stages Therapeutic Services, the group centers on practical guidance and a sense of community. It also highlights the importance of caring for yourself, since dementia affects the entire family. Registration is available through Dolly.

Part of the Sounds of Summer Concert Series, this free, outdoor, all-ages performance brings Chicago-based tribute act The Disco Circus to Harmony Park in Arlington Heights. Blending the excitement of a three-ring spectacle with the feel-good grooves of 1970s disco and funk, the show features a trio of lead vocalists, two women and one man, backed by a tight band on drums, bass, guitar, percussion, and horns. Built around members of Chicago’s Libido Funk Circus and expanded with additional players, refreshed staging, and bold retro attire, The Disco Circus delivers a high-energy throwback filled with sparkle and classic dance-floor spirit.

This year marks the 25th anniversary of Sounds of Summer, a season of live music presented by The Schwabe Group at Compass Real Estate. Concerts are hosted at Harmony Park in downtown Arlington Heights, and this week’s event is supported by Signature Sponsor Carrie Goodman and Mark East of @properties.

A welcoming meetup for parents with babies up to six months old offers space to connect with other new parents, trade experiences, and receive guidance from Lindsay Dohse, the Village’s nursing supervisor. The program is free and drop in, and sessions are held at Arlington Heights Memorial Library.

Celebrate vintage style and automotive history at a community car show featuring classic vehicles, live entertainment, food, and prizes. Admission is free for attendees. Owners of classic cars can participate for a $10 entry fee. The Arlington Heights Senior Center, Inc. Foundation is a 501c3 that raises funds for the eight agencies of the Arlington Heights Senior Center in support of adults aged 55 and older. Event sponsors include @Octihealth, @OakStreetHealth, @RightatHome, @EssenceHealthCare, @SerenityHealthcare, and @SummitHealthcare&Rehab.

The Northfield Park District's Centennial at Clarkson Park in Northfield features Kona Ice serving shaved ice. Options include a 12 ounce Klassic for $5, a 16 ounce King for $6, and a 16 ounce color changing souvenir cup for $7, with refills priced at $4.