Events in Elk Grove Village today

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After three decades, a favorite Schiller Park tradition returns with support from Mayor Meyers and the Village Board. The celebration takes place at the Schiller Park Metra Station and spans four days focused on community, fun, and togetherness. It features live entertainment each day, a full carnival presented by All Around Amusement, a variety of food vendors, and a lively beer garden. Applications for food vendors and sponsorship opportunities are currently open, and updates are shared on the event page and the Village website.

Presented by the Village of Norridge with Damore Motorsports and Kenosha R/C, this inaugural Cruise Night RC Racing Series blends cruise-in energy with RC competition, bringing together muscle cars, music, food trucks, and fast-paced racing. The series features five points-paying rounds held monthly. Participants should bring a table, chairs, and extension cords. Power is not supplied. A generator will be available, and additional generators are welcome. Racing classes include Rookie, Losi NASCAR in box stock trim, ARRMA Mojave in box stock trim, Stock Super Trucks using box stock Traxxas Slash or ARRMA Fury, and Vintage Trans-AM. Rookie and box stock groups share the same baseline rules, with throttle output set on the Spektrum SLT2 radio to 50 percent for Rookie and 100 percent for Box Stock. Losi NASCAR competitors run the factory tub chassis and original electronics with stock gearing and original springs, while allowing shock oil choice, a 25 mm motor fan, select heat sink and servo horn options, and simple transponder or switch mounts. Tires may have the sidewalls glued, and bodies must be designated Losi or Pro-Line stock car shells installed at the stock height with race numbers on the roof and doors. ARRMA Mojave GROM entries use the Mojave GROM chassis in stock form with the Spektrum 2‑in‑1 system and ARRMA 28T brushed motor, 59/19 gearing, and original springs. Metal gear differentials are permitted as long as they spin freely. The body must sit in the factory position with a full interior and driver figure, and common reliability upgrades such as a 25 mm fan, heat sink, servo horn, and 3D printed transponder mounts are allowed. Stock Super Trucks rely on brushed 2WD Traxxas Slash or ARRMA Fury platforms with stock gearing and electronics. Any hard case 2S battery is allowed. Differentials must remain free spinning, shock oil is open, and tires may be taped or the sidewalls glued. Vintage Trans-AM uses any 4WD touring chassis meeting a minimum 5 mm ride height and 1400 g race weight, with a ROAR‑approved blinky ESC and a ROAR‑approved 2S LiPo up to 6000 mAh and 8.40 volts. Only approved VTA tires on vintage wheels are legal, with seam sanding allowed but no tread grinding. Bodies must represent late 1960s to early 1970s American pony cars with deck‑lid spoilers only and include a three‑dimensional driver figure. Power is controlled by the Gravity GRC2025 25.5 motor with fixed timing and no internal modifications, while external clip‑on heatsinks or fans are permitted. Entry fees are set at $20 for the first class and $5 for each additional class.

Kona Ice is headed to Kimball Hill Elementary School in Rolling Meadows, IL, with a menu featuring the Klassic 12 oz for $5, the King 16 oz for $6, and the Kolor-Change 16 oz souvenir cup for $7 with $4 refills. Twenty-five percent of sales will be donated to Kimball Hill’s PTA.

Experience an 80s rock tribute from The Hair Band Night filled with towering hair, roaring guitars, and classic glam metal favorites. Hear hits made famous by Motley Crue, Bon Jovi, Poison, Ozzy, Skid Row, Van Halen, Def Leppard, and more. The show is set at the Schiller Park Metra Station.

A relaxed social bike ride moves at an easy 10 to 12 mph. The meeting spot is at Lions Park by the tennis courts, creating a simple, friendly starting point for riders who enjoy a casual pace.

The season wraps up with the final Rock 'N Wheels, featuring Sixteen Candles as the headliner and a fireworks show to cap the night, visible from the Village Green. Special guests Jagged Little Pill kick things off before the main set. Food and drinks will be available for purchase from local favorites including 601 Bar & Grill, Barbara's Polish Deli, Sweet 'n Brew, Lou Malnati's, Muggs 'N Manor, Tacos Puebla, and Holy Smokes. The Addison Historical Museum will host an open house with a craft and vintage fair and Revolutionary War soldiers reenactors. A car show will take place at Green Meadow Shopping Center in spaces along Lake Street. Admission is free. Handicapped parking is available at Village Hall. Please note that tarps are not permitted on the Village Green. The schedule is subject to change.

Enjoy a euchre card night with free participation. Shuffle, deal, and play a few hands with other players.

Settle in at the Ruggard Gazebo on the Prairie Path, the new home for this year's Villa Park Summer Concerts. Bring a blanket, lawn chairs, and an appetite, and enjoy a relaxed evening of family-friendly music with concessions operated by the VFW. This concert features Industrial Drive delivering a wide mix of rock favorites, from America and Cream to Duran Duran, INXS, Pearl Jam, and Matchbox 20. Support for the event is provided by G.M. Smith & Sons Realtors, Atomic Transmissions, Amy Newling: Allstate Insurance, and the Villa Park Chamber of Commerce.

A community food pantry is available through Food For The Soul Ministry at Good Samaritan Church. It offers food assistance to the community on a recurring weekly schedule.

The tournament features five rounds of match play at The Pinball Capital, and the top eight advance to elimination finals. Entry to the tournament is free, with a $20 venue fee required. The $1 IFPA fee is paid by the venue. The prize pool includes $5 from each player plus $200 added to the pool, with at least $100 guaranteed to the winner. Seventy percent of the pool is paid to the top eight finishers at 20 percent, 15 percent, 10 percent, then 5 percent for each of the remaining five spots. The remaining 30 percent goes toward prize raffles and other bonuses.

The Blooze Brothers perform as part of the 25th anniversary season of the Sounds of Summer series in Harmony Park in downtown Arlington Heights. Presented by The Schwabe Group at Compass Real Estate, the concert offers live music in an outdoor setting.

Sabor a Café Steakhouse Niles hosts the Shelley Yoelin and Gabriel Datcu Jazz Quintet, featuring Shelley Yoelin on saxophone, Gabriel Datcu on guitar, Sam Robinson on trumpet, Caleb Drake on bass, and Rick Shandling on drums. This performance pairs great music with great food, and guest musicians are welcome to sit in.

A live host leads a fast paced trivia night at Doc's Victory Pub that spans pop culture, music, movies, sports, history, and unexpected subjects. Each week brings a new mix of random categories, so no two games are alike. The setting is relaxed and welcoming for dedicated quizzers and casual players. Teams compete for prizes and bragging rights, with food and drinks available throughout.

Pandora’s Box delivers a high energy tribute to Aerosmith, performed by veteran musicians who honor the sound and spirit of one of rock’s most influential bands. The show spans more than four decades of hits, blending catchy hooks and big singalong moments so favorites arrive one after another. Hear classics like Dream On, Sweet Emotion, and Walk This Way alongside later standouts including Dude Looks Like A Lady, Rag Doll, Love In An Elevator, and the number one hit I Don’t Want To Miss A Thing.

Heartache Tonight brings an Eagles tribute to Fred P. Hall Amphitheater, channeling the Hotel California vibe alongside other beloved favorites. The performance centers on classic hits and the hallmark harmonies and guitars that define the band’s sound.

Thursdays at Madcats are dedicated to karaoke. Warm up your vocals, step up to the mic, and get set for a lively night of singing and fun.

Blue Rose duo brings an evening of live music to the patio at Hey Nonny in Arlington Heights. Based in Chicago, the duo delivers its signature “new country with an old soul” sound, blending modern country favorites with timeless classics and high energy sing-along songs. Known for engaging live shows and rich vocal harmonies, Blue Rose offers a fresh twist on country music while keeping the spirit of the classics alive.

At Southminster Presbyterian Church in Arlington Heights, Lumos presents an intimate candlelight concert where a string trio reimagines the music of Queen and Elton John in a classical style. The program is split into two halves, first highlighting Queen staples such as Bohemian Rhapsody, We Will Rock You, Crazy Little Thing Called Love, Another One Bites the Dust, Don’t Stop Me Now, You’re My Best Friend, I Want to Break Free, Somebody to Love, Killer Queen, and We Are the Champions. The second half turns to Elton John favorites including I’m Still Standing, Crocodile Rock, Bennie and the Jets, Saturday Night’s Alright, Candle in the Wind, Rocket Man, Don’t Let the Sun Go Down on Me, Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest Word, and Don’t Go Breaking My Heart. Seating is first come first served within your selected zone, with Platinum, Gold, Silver, and Bronze options. The event is for ages eight and older. The venue is wheelchair accessible, though front row placement cannot be guaranteed. Two sittings are planned. Lumos partners with notable locations and churches across the UK and US to bring tributes to celebrated artists, and a donation is made to a different charity each month.

The Schaumburg Farmers Market is set in the Trickster Cultural Center parking lot within Schaumburg Town Square. Local growers and makers present a wide assortment, including fruits and vegetables, organic options and microgreens, pasture-raised meats, cheeses, flowers, plants and treats for dogs. Visitors will also find knife sharpening available on site and handmade body care items. Food vendors serve pizza, breakfast sandwiches, empanadas, pierogies and crepes, along with drinks and sweets such as lemonade, kettle corn, coffee and Italian ice. For safety and comfort, pets are not allowed, and bicycles, roller skates, skateboards and scooters should remain outside the market area.

Enjoy a relaxed day on the course at the 26th Annual Kim Bergmann Golf Outing with American Legion Post 1205. Play 18 holes at White Pines Golf Course with a cart included, then head back to the Post for an awards luncheon. A cash bar will be available, and there will be prizes, raffles, and a 50/50 drawing. The focus is friendly competition, good company, and supporting a worthy cause, welcoming seasoned players and casual golfers alike. This outing is open to the public, and all golfers are welcome. Registration is available at the Post.

A weekly Friday fish fry features hand breaded, fried haddock paired with your choice of soup or salad, coleslaw, and either fries or tater tots. The meal is 17.99.

This simple weekend crop gives each attendee a full table for the entire weekend. It will be at the Westin Hotel in Itasca, Illinois, with the crop set up in the ballroom on the main level past the pool. Space is available. The cost is 75 dollars for the weekend and payment can be made by check, Zelle, or PayPal. To reserve a spot, email the organizer. There is no room block at the hotel at this time.

Support SB Foundation’s food drive fundraising at Dairy Queen in Palatine, IL. If at least 20 people attend, 20 percent of proceeds will benefit SB Foundation. An RSVP is required.

Tarkington and the PTO present a back-to-school bash celebrating the start of a new academic year and community spirit. Students and families can reconnect with friends, meet new faces, and share the excitement of a fresh start together. Event details and updates are shared by the Tarkington PTO on Facebook at @Booth Tarkington PTO.

A music-filled gathering centered on community and good cheer.

This weekly IFPA strikes pinball tournament keeps things fresh by rotating the strike format. Entry is covered by a paid admission. Prizes are provided by the Stern Army and Pinball Capital.

The Throwbacks bring a live set of 1950s and 1960s hits to Mount Prospect, with plenty of dance-friendly classics. There is no admission charge, and all are welcome.

Downtown Villa Park comes alive as classic automobiles line the streets alongside food trucks, a live DJ, trivia, and a spirited dance contest. This family friendly series welcomes neighbors and visitors alike, creating a vibrant scene that supports local businesses and celebrates community. Set in the heart of town, it offers a relaxed way to admire vintage cars, enjoy bites from the trucks, and take in music and friendly competitions.

This single-game promotion rebrands the Boomers as the Chicago Burbs, celebrating the pride of living just outside the city and highlighting the suburban communities that define the area while keeping Boomers baseball at the heart of it. Chicago Burbs replica jerseys will be available, and you can choose to customize yours for an additional cost.

Retrospect brings a night of food, drinks, and back-to-back favorites to Moretti's Morton Grove. The music spans decades, from classic Motown to contemporary hits, flowing smoothly from one era to the next. Arrive early to secure a table and settle in for an evening of music from start to finish.

Enjoy a solo set featuring both vocals and instrumentals at Cefalu Seaside Sicilian, an Italian restaurant.

This event wraps up the season on an open-air patio.

Celebrate the final Music on Maple Street concert of the summer as Dawn Xiana Moon performs a mix of folk, pop, jazz, and traditional Chinese music at the Bill Mueller Memorial Gazebo. Bring a blanket or chair, pack a picnic, or grab a treat from Dairy Queen. This concert is free, and registration is appreciated.

An adults-only bingo event presented by the American Legion Auxiliary features regular and special games plus a progressive split-the-pot. The minimum to play is $15. Participants may bring their own snacks and nonalcoholic drinks, and the bar serves beverages. Pizza is available for purchase. Early arrival is recommended to secure a spot. Karaoke keeps the fun going afterward.

Friday Night Magic has long been a staple for the local Magic community, welcoming players of every experience level to reconnect with familiar faces, meet new opponents, and enjoy a night of matches together. This event features Modern Constructed and runs for three Swiss rounds. Rules enforcement is Regular and no decklists are required. Entry is $10 or 150 prize tix. Every participant receives a standard promo pack while supplies last. Prizes scale with performance... a 3-0 record awards 5 play boosters or 250 prize tix, 2-1 earns 3 play boosters or 150 prize tix, 1-2 earns 2 play boosters or 100 prize tix, and 0-3 still takes home 1 play booster or 50 prize tix.

A live Elvis tribute devoted to the biggest songs from 1970 to 1977, keeping the emphasis on the sound rather than the look. There are no jumpsuits or sideburns, only the music performed at 4 Points Whiskey Saloon & Grill.

Experience a free Summer Movie Series presented by the Wood Dale Park District with support from the City of Wood Dale. Screenings begin at dusk. Bring a blanket and a few snacks, get comfortable, and enjoy the show.

Each Friday evening, with holiday exceptions, American Legion Post 208 offers a relaxed karaoke hangout. Laugh together, sing the songs you love, and enjoy a pressure free setting that keeps the focus on fun. Bring friends for an easygoing night out.

Celebrate the back to school season with IN THE FLESH at Des Plaines Theatre. Onesti Entertainment presents the band’s return, featuring a laser show by Laser Graffiti and a guest appearance from original ITF vocalist Pete Papageorge.

Atomic returns to Madcats with two 75-minute sets featuring Blondie favorites and covers spanning 80s punk, new wave, and rock. The show includes new material added since the band’s last appearance at this venue. $5 cover.

A lively marketplace in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia brings together skilled artisans, delicious local food, and live entertainment for a welcoming community experience. Explore more than 150 vendors set up across several buildings, with a new building added for 2026, and enjoy the atmosphere under outdoor tents while music fills the grounds. Discover handcrafted pottery, woodworking, glass art, textiles, home decor, jewelry, and more from Nova Scotian makers. Savor regional flavors from food trucks on site both days, along with baked goods, fudge, nuts, specialty foods, a range of beverages, and local wines. Admission includes a bracelet that serves as a weekend pass. Only service dogs may enter the buildings. Bringing cash is recommended for a smooth visit.

Spartan DEKA and CrossFit Elmhurst present a new fitness challenge that turns training into a game and celebrates progress. The DEKA STRONG format features ten functional training zones with no running, offering a clear way to test performance. Competitors can aim to earn an official DEKA STRONG Mark and begin building toward DEKA FIT 2026. Spots are limited.

The Italian American Women's Organization presents a bocce ball social fundraiser that blends Italian heritage, friendly competition, and community impact. A 32-team, double-elimination tournament is at the heart of the day, with cash prizes and a welcoming environment for seasoned players and newcomers alike. Teams consist of four players with a $200 registration, which includes event entry, tournament play, food, and access to a cash bar. Spectators are invited with a $25 donation that includes entry, food, and access to the cash bar. Proceeds benefit Camp One Step by Children's Oncology Services, which provides free year-round camp experiences for kids with cancer and their families that foster joy, belonging, confidence, and lasting friendships. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, the organization uses events like this to support charitable initiatives, empower women, and strengthen Italian communities. Expect food, entertainment, and plenty of friendly rivalry on the courts.

Fliptastic Youth Pinball Club invites kids ages 7 to 17 to learn the game and spend time with others who enjoy pinball. The gathering takes place at The Pinball Capital, where 130 pinball machines are on freeplay. Kids with a parent can arrive before the arcade opens, with special early entry pricing of $5 per child and $10 per adult. A four round match play tournament will be held in the back room for any kid who wants to participate. Pinball Capital prizes are awarded to the winner, and every participant receives a prize.

Many Paws Global Rescue hosts the second event in its seasonal adoption series at The Red Barn Restaurant and Brewery. Meet adoptable dogs, learn how fostering and volunteering work, and explore what it takes to welcome a new companion. Each dog is seeking a caring home, and attending supports rescue efforts in the area and beyond. The venue offers food and drinks, creating a comfortable setting to connect with animals and speak with rescue representatives. Many Paws Global Rescue is a volunteer-driven, no-kill organization dedicated to helping homeless, abandoned, neglected, and at-risk animals find safe, loving homes.

Carla Cooke presents a warm homage to her father, Sam Cooke, through “The Sam Cooke Experience”, a concert that blends faithful renditions with her own expressive touch. As a vocalist and storyteller, she shares the songs and the stories behind them, offering a close look at his life, creative spirit, and influence on soul, gospel, and popular music. The performance features beloved hits such as “A Change Is Gonna Come”, “You Send Me”, “Cupid”, and more. Guided by the inspiration of her father, her godfather Sir Mac Rice, writer of “Cheaper to Keep Her” and “Mustang Sally”, and her uncle LC Cooke, her sound moves through gospel, Christian, R&B, soul, pop, and contemporary styles. The result is an intimate tribute that continues Sam Cooke’s legacy while connecting it to today’s musical landscape.

Backyard and tabletop games pair with live music in a relaxed outdoor setting. Drawing inspiration from the community beer gardens once common in Schaumburg’s farming community, the gathering features pretzels and bratwurst along with local craft beer and soda available for purchase. It will proceed regardless of weather. There is no charge to attend, and no registration is needed for this drop-in format. Outside alcohol is not allowed.

Kona Ice is popping up at Saint Viator High in Arlington Heights, IL with treats that give back. 25 percent of every purchase supports Saint Viator. Menu options include the Klassic 12 oz for $5, the King 16 oz for $6, and the Kolor-Change 16 oz souvenir cup for $7 with $4 refills.

The Niles Founders Day Celebration fills Golf Mill Park with an evening of free entertainment for all ages. Food trucks, family-friendly activities, fireworks, and more are part of the festivities.

Part of Schaumburg’s free outdoor Summer Breeze concert series held on select Saturdays in July and August, this performance takes place on the grounds of the Al Larson Cultural Center and features Shining Star, a nine-piece group honoring the music of Earth, Wind & Fire. Admission is free. Complimentary parking is available at the Al Larson Cultural Center, with overflow at the School District 54 parking lot.

Country rock and Americana make a return to Landmark Pub in Harwood Heights, near Cumberland and Foster just off the Kennedy. The setting includes an outdoor area suited to live music, attentive staff, and a fun, easygoing vibe that suits this classic Northwest side spot.

Inertia performs at Des Plaines Elks Lodge #1526 for a lively evening of entertainment.

Strawdawg performs as an acoustic duo at Rep's Place in Rolling Meadows.

Grungeworthy performs at Madcats, serving up rock with a touch of Foo Fighters and Everclear in the mix. The cover charge is $7.

At Goat Village, a tribute showcase features Incubus and Alice in Chains themes alongside metal covers. Three bands perform, with sets from Atomic goove, Alice in payne, and Metalation throughout the night. Admission is $10.

A community picnic rooted in tradition will be held at Dam No. 4 Woods East in Grove 2. Started by Steve "Boy" Gore and later carried on by Ken "Turtle" Kasal, it is now being continued by the next host to keep the #LifeGuardsForLifePicnic spirit alive. Families, friends, and pets are welcome, and attendees should plan to bring their own food, drinks, and any supplies they might need for a relaxed day outdoors.

A family-friendly 5K run and walk at Mallard Lake Forest Preserve in Hanover Park welcomes participants of all ages, whether taking part solo or on a team. The focus is on community, remembrance, and support for people affected by crashes caused by impaired or reckless driving. Participation benefits the Victims’ Assistance Fund, which helps families with essentials such as groceries, transportation, funeral expenses, education, and counseling, and encourages collaboration with law enforcement and victim advocates to help prevent future losses. The event also advances the broader mission to create safer roads and provide meaningful assistance to those impacted. AAIM is a nonprofit 501(c)(3), federal tax ID # 36-3206134.

Hosted by the Arlington Heights Art Guild, this 55th year of A Walk in the Park Art Fair takes place at North School Park. Admission is free. Attendees can enjoy food, music, and live art demonstrations, and the event includes a scholarship benefit.

Browse a mix of booths from different vendors, including Astrid's Kitchen with sourdough artisan loaves, focaccia, and more. The market is set up in the parking lot across from the Bloomingdale Post Office, and parking is available in the post office lot.

Set in Chicago, this showcase of standout cars pairs the automotive scene with the city skyline. The event has grown each year, and a full house is expected. Activities include RC drifting demonstrations, live music, a sneaker contest, builder Q&A sessions, exhibitor displays of new products, giveaways, and more.

A casual potluck with the St Emily Filipino Ministry offers time to meet members and share some fun. New members and guests are welcome. Attendees are asked to bring one dish, one dessert, and drinks to share, and to bring their A-game for a spirited gathering.

Jersey Girls perform an afternoon set of live music at Schiller Park Fest, bringing favorite songs and plenty of community spirit. Enjoy the performance alongside festival fun like food, rides, and drinks, or simply relax and take in a beautiful summer day. Families and friends can expect an upbeat set that keeps the celebration going.

Drop in to the Canvas at Des Plaines Public Library during open hours to use sublimation to customize a pouch featuring the library’s 250th Heart logo. Visitors can also take home a branded pencil, a sticker, and a Constitution. The Canvas is open on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, as well as the first and second Saturday of each month.

Enjoy the Monday and Tuesday Steak & Bake Special featuring a 10oz New York Strip Steak with a baked potato for 18.99.

Burgers are a top seller at Moretti’s, second only to pizza. On Mondays, the classic cheeseburger with fries is available for 50 percent off the regular price at all Moretti’s restaurants except the Rosemont location. The burger is a half pound, prepared with fresh, high quality beef and served with all the fixings, and the discount often brings the meal to under ten dollars, though prices may vary by location. This limited time offer is for dine in guests only. A beverage purchase is required for each discounted burger, and there is a limit of one per person.

GBN Girls Golf meets the WWS Tigers in a conference matchup.

An after-school hangout where teens can connect with the teen librarians in a relaxed setting. Get guidance on careers, college options, and scholarships, ask for personalized book recommendations, or unwind with board games or a PS5. There is also time for simple crafts, doing nails, and casual conversation with snacks. It is a friendly chance to ask questions, try something fun, and get to know the teen librarians.

Hit the water for an indoor pool workout that moves at a quick clip, combining cardio and strength training for a complete body challenge. Flow through rhythmic movement and dynamic sequences with a clear focus on building strength. Resistance tools such as toning bands help develop muscle and boost endurance. Finish feeling strong, energized, and ready for the next round.

Put your knowledge to the test at a Madcats-style trivia night. Expect a challenge, and the top team will take home a prize at the end of the night. This event is hosted by Pub Trivia USA.

Hot Pockets Sports Bar hosts a live trivia competition where players can test their knowledge while enjoying food and drinks with friends. The event features competitive play and prizes for first, second, and third place.

This event features six rounds of STINGO, a mashup of classic bingo and name-the-tune challenges, with six prizes awarded over the course of the night. The playlist ranges from 1960s favorites to today’s hits. Participate on your own or as part of a team. Beer and a food menu are available, and the Elmhurst location is supported by a friendly staff.

MomsPlus Playgroup meets in the parish community room at St Raymond's Catholic Church.

The AmSpirit Des Plaines Chapter holds a weekly meeting that welcomes both members and guests. This regular gathering offers a simple way to participate in the chapter’s weekly session.

The Studio welcomes volunteers for a variety of projects that support the creation and delivery of angel gowns. Those with intermediate or higher sewing experience can learn to sew angel gowns and are asked to bring a portable sewing machine. Anyone who does not sew can lend a hand by tracing and cutting pattern pieces, assembling sewing kits, trimming ribbon to length, carefully deconstructing wedding dresses, preparing angel gowns for delivery, checking in donated wedding dresses, and photographing gowns and finished pieces. There is a break around midday with bottled water and snacks provided, and bringing a personal lunch is welcome. Participation is flexible, whether staying for the full session or stopping in for a shorter visit.

The Lombard Farmers Market brings together local growers and makers at S. Park & St. Charles, offering fresh produce and artisan goods in a welcoming neighborhood setting. Shoppers can support small businesses while enjoying the tastes of the season, including vegetables, meats, eggs, cottage foods, and other consumables. This weekly gathering spotlights local agriculture and craftsmanship and provides an easygoing outing for families and friends to connect with the community.

Spavone's features a popular comfort food special built around slow-simmered neckbones, served with your choice of soup or salad, garlic rolls, and a side of pasta. The complete meal is $16.99 and available while supplies last. Because this dish takes hours to prepare and portions are planned around reservations, call 630-529-3154 to reserve a table in advance.

Put your knowledge to the test with Anti-Normal Trivia. There is no entry fee and there are chances to win prizes.

This free event offers awards for the highest-ranking teams, and tap burgers are available for $10.

This open mic offers a professional setup with a dedicated sound engineer and a full backline that includes a drum kit plus bass and guitar amps. On-site sign-up precedes rotating performances. Solo acts and full bands can share original music or play covers in a supportive setting that welcomes everyone. The event is hosted by Ambassador of Good Will Rob Rosenberg. Sets are also streamed live and made available as videos.

This karaoke night at Barrel House Kitchen & Tap features 60,000 songs with professional sound, plus $3.50 steak tacos and drink specials.