Events in Orland Park today

Dean’s Greens hosts a community-driven outdoor market in a charming farm setting. Explore a rotating mix of local crafters, makers, and food vendors that highlight creativity, delicious offerings, and small businesses. The family friendly atmosphere makes it easy to wander with friends, discover unique finds, and support local shopping.

Browse the Friends of the Library’s book sale and find gently-used books at great prices. The sale runs on Saturday, August 8, from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM in the Recycled Reads room near the bottom of the main staircase. Please note that DVDs and other audio-visual media won’t be sold, though a small amount of technology like printers and tablets will be available.

Chat with volunteers from CILRA Lab Rescue and meet some of their dogs. Learn about the adoption process and ways to get involved as a volunteer with this Midwest focused Lab rescue.

Open to new and seasoned ukulele players alike, the Ukulegends Ensemble focuses on playing together and celebrating progress on the path to becoming a Ukulegend.

Laura Benanti brings her one-woman comedy show Nobody Cares to the stage. It’s a funny, heartfelt, and at times brutally honest look at motherhood, people-pleasing, and the ups and downs of aging, told through storytelling and original songs. The show is recommended for ages 14 and up and includes mature themes, strong language, sexual content, and adult humor.

Musicians come together for a fundraising performance supporting Ben’s Memorial Mile. This collaborative show features live music with multiple performers, all in support of a good cause.

Experience the Grant Park Orchestra performing Mozart Requiem with Giancarlo Guerrero at Jay Pritzker Pavilion in Chicago. It is an evening classical concert featuring one of Mozart’s most powerful choral works.

Karaoke takes center stage at The Irish Patriot with a lively, singalong vibe. Hosted by Lively Vibes, this weekly night offers plenty of chances to grab the mic and rock your favorite tunes. There are Friday food and drink specials that include $3 Fireball shots, $4 Harp pints, and $5 Crown Royal mixed drinks.

Applications are open for a vendor-focused gathering that welcomes a wide range of participants. Unique and traditional sellers are encouraged to apply, including those offering home decor, health and beauty products, handmade jewelry, gadgets, and items for men and kids, along with snacks and other food options. Vendor spots are available for brands such as Scentsy, Paparazzi, and Red Aspen, and food trucks are needed. Freeze dried foods and permanent jewelry are specifically welcomed. Help spread the word to family, friends, and fellow vendors. For details or to apply, email tamaramort6@gmail.com.

Make stillness your first step. This community-supported meditation gathering offers a simple way to begin the week with intention instead of overwhelm. Open to all in person and online, it centers on a brief practice that serves as a gentle ritual to reset, reconnect, and focus on what matters. In under half an hour, participants trade stress for stillness and loneliness for a sense of community. It welcomes newcomers as well as those returning to meditation. Guidance is provided with calm, clarity, and care so no one has to navigate the practice alone. It is especially supportive for anyone craving peace before the week starts, feeling emotionally cluttered or mentally scattered, or hoping to build a sustaining ritual rather than attend a one-off class. Many leave with a steadier calm, genuine connection with others and with themselves, and a felt sense of the sacred without needing to identify as “spiritual.” Bring a yoga mat and wear comfortable clothing. A chair will be available if you prefer not to lie on the floor. If you wish to support the experience, an optional contribution can be made during registration.

Catch Sheryl Youngblood as part of the George Franklin Memorial Summer Sunday Concert Series at Nichols Park Fieldhouse. This is a free, in-person concert where you can bring a blanket and chairs or plan a picnic, and enjoy a relaxed Sunday afternoon performance in Hyde Park.

A family-friendly storytelling program at Orland Park Public Library highlights the larger-than-life folktales of American history and literature. The session features stories of Pecos Bill, Davy Crockett, Johnny Appleseed, and more for kids and their families. No registration is required.

Enjoy the finale of the free Movies in the Park series with a screening of Miracle. In recognition of America250, the lineup features films that celebrate national spirit and pride. A patriotic pre-show includes children’s activities, on-site organizations and sponsors, and themed giveaways, with a red, white and blue bracelet for the first 100 children. Pack blankets, a lawn chair, and your favorite snacks. No registration is required.

Trace the rise of rock and roll radio through the story of Dick Biondi, the Wild I-Tralian whose distinctive on-air style stood out amid fierce competition and helped shape what the nation heard in the 1950s and 60s. Directed by Pamela Enzweiler-Pulice, this not rated documentary runs 66 minutes and features Dick Biondi with Frankie Valli and Brian Wilson. Organist David Rhodes performs a Mighty Wurlitzer preshow that begins 30 minutes before the screening. A Q&A with director Pamela Enzweiler-Pulice takes place at the end of the film, followed by a discussion. Admission is $7 for After Hours Film Society members and $11 for non-members.

Catch a showcase of standout comedy from The Second City at UP Comedy Club at Second City. The show starts at 8:00 PM on Monday, August 10, 2026.

The Dianne Masters Cup Charity Golf Outing at Silver Lake Country Club features 18 hole and 9 hole options, with all proceeds benefiting survivors of domestic violence. The 18 hole round includes a grab-and-go breakfast, access to an eye opener bar, on-course games, lunch, and a post-round dinner with a cocktail celebration. The 18 hole format uses a shotgun start, and the 9 hole option offers check in with staggered tee times. Pricing is $185 for 18 holes and $135 for 9 holes, and presale dinner-only tickets are available for $75. Sponsorship opportunities are available.

Therapy Tuesday at Fox's Pizza & Irish Pub Orland Park offers a mix of original songs and cover versions, and audience requests are welcome.

Robert's Westside Presents THE MENARDS LIVE ALBUM RECORDING, a live performance featuring The Menards. This is a 21+ event, and a valid government-issued ID is required for entry. Doors open at 6:30 PM, with the lineup set to begin at 8:00 PM.

The Tuesday Night Book Club at Orland Park Public Library turns its focus to Death of the Author by Nnedi Okorafor, a story centered on Zelu, whose life is thrown off course when she loses her university position and her newest manuscript is turned down during her sister’s wedding. Living with a disability, out of work, and facing pressure from an exacting family, she makes a pivotal choice in her hotel room to write something completely different, a science fiction drama about androids and artificial intelligence after humanity has vanished, and that decision changes everything. This is an in-person discussion with no advance registration required. Print copies are available at the Adult Services Desk about a month beforehand, and ebook and audiobook versions can be found through OverDrive, Libby, and Hoopla. For questions, email RSVP@orlandparklibrary.org or call (708) 428-5150.

Pack a blanket or folding chair for an easygoing evening of live music at Veterans Park. The Music in the Park concert spotlights Fuze, keeping the summer rhythm going. Settle in, relax, and dance along to the tunes.

This weekly, family-friendly open mic welcomes performers at any experience level. It is open to all ages.

Put broad knowledge to the test at a general knowledge trivia night at IP. A Southside Trivia host brings plenty of questions and awards prizes. Food and drink specials include a Reuben sandwich with chips or fries for $8, Captain with mixer for $5, Stella drafts for $5, Jack variety shots for $4, and pitchers that are buy one, get one half off.

At Alter Brewing Co., Music Bingo offers a relaxed take on the classic game. Instead of letters and numbers being called, clips of popular songs are played and you mark your card accordingly. The playlist stretches from the 1950s to today and features themed rounds like 80s rock, 90s hits, One Hit Wonders, and more. It is free to play, with real prizes awarded in every game. Each participant receives their own set of bingo cards, so larger groups have more chances to score a win at their table. Alter Brewing Co. pours craft brews and awards prizes all night.

The Windy City Grotto general membership meeting takes place on the second Wednesday each month at P.J. Klem’s in Lyons, Illinois. Attendees share food, take in a caving themed program, and have time to talk with other cavers. Newcomers and experienced explorers alike can learn about trips that fit their skill level and connect with the group.

Catch Plum Valley Idol Festival Vol.0, featuring live performances by JIEMEI, PURRGA†ORY, Yumeiro Picnic, Jenni Bon, and Hebi No Melody. This is a GA event for ages 17 and up, with doors opening before the show start. A GA ticket also includes a Ferret Voucher that can be redeemed at the merch table for artist-specific items during the merch sales session.

The Knights of Columbus present a community blood drive in the lower level of St. Joseph Church. Appointments are available to reserve a donation time.

A park concert features Brooklyn Charmers, a Steely Dan tribute band, showcasing the group’s signature blend of jazz, rock, and funk. The set highlights well-known favorites from the Steely Dan catalog. Food and drinks will be available, and there will be activities for kids. Admission and parking are free.

Enjoy live music in a park setting as Brooklyn Charmers perform a tribute to Steely Dan.

Whether you are just getting started or have years of strumming experience, the Ukulegends Ukulele Ensemble welcomes all skill levels. Step beyond simply playing and aim to become a true Ukulegend.

This multi session CERT training requires advance enrollment, and participants must commit to attending every class to qualify for certification. Dinner is provided at each session. The program is open to individuals 18 and older who live or work in Orland Township. After completing the course, graduates will have opportunities to volunteer with the CERT group, including helping with traffic control, assisting at community events, and supporting emergency deployments.

Stephanie hosts Music Bingo at Cellar Door, where short song clips take the place of letters and numbers. The music spans from the 1950s to today, with themed rounds that can include 80s rock, 90s hits, one hit wonders, and more. Mark five in a row to win. This is not a traditional trivia contest, so collaborating with friends or using Shazam to identify song titles is allowed. It is free to play, prizes are awarded in every game, and each attendee receives their own set of bingo cards, which means larger groups can improve the odds of a win at your table. While you play, choose from 10 draft beers, rotating wines by the glass, and hundreds of bottled beer and wine options.