Events in Schaumburg, IL

A free senior expo at The Sport Center offers a welcoming chance to meet local organizations that support older adults and their families. Expect prize drawings, refreshments, and health screenings. Pre-registration is available.

Make a difference in your community by donating blood at Schaumburg’s community blood drive. A single donation can help up to three people. Appointments are available by calling (877) 258-4825 and using sponsor code ORD0SH98, and walk-ins are welcome. For general details about the village’s community blood drives, dial 311 within the village or contact the Nursing Division at (847) 923-3766.

Each Tuesday, Spavone's features a beloved comfort classic. Tender neckbones simmer for hours and are served with your choice of soup or salad, warm garlic rolls, and a side of pasta. The full meal is $16.99 and is available only while supplies last. Because the dish requires lengthy preparation, quantities are planned based on reservations, so calling 630-529-3154 in advance helps ensure availability.

Pub trivia brings a friendly challenge to Mug's Pizza/Leen's Lounge in Schaumburg. The event uses trivia services from Pub Trivia USA, and updates and additional details are shared by Joe Cool Trivia.

This open mic offers a professional setup with a sound engineer and a house drum kit, bass, and guitar amps ready for performers. Artists can take the stage solo or as a band and share originals or covers with a supportive, appreciative crowd. Hosted by Ambassador of Good Will Rob Rosenberg. Sign-up is available for performers, and a livestream with videos of the performances is available for those who prefer to watch remotely. Everyone is welcome to participate or simply listen and enjoy local talent.

Enjoy a classic burger for just $10 with the purchase of a beverage. Each order includes your choice of fries or tater tots, and you can customize your meal with extra toppings for $1 each. Bacon or avocado can be added for $2.

Pub Quiz by Sporcle takes place at the Whole Foods Tap Room. Participants can test their knowledge in a trivia quiz presented by Sporcle in a tap room setting.

A host-led trivia night at One Taco Dos Tequilas Palatine brings brain-teasing questions and a lively vibe. Teams face off in friendly competition while enjoying delicious food and standout drinks. Prizes are awarded to the top three finishers.

Every Thursday, Chandler's features a ribs and pork chop special with two options. Baby back ribs come with mashed potatoes and coleslaw, plus a choice of soup or salad, offered as a full slab for 23.99 or a half slab for 18.99. The Seaboard Farms 11 ounce center cut, bone-in pork chop is served with salad and mashed potatoes for 18.99.

At Calandra Center for Health and Wellness in Schaumburg, this stress-reduction session offers a welcoming introduction to acupuncture and Reiki while sharing simple ways to unwind. The format blends brief instruction with practical experiences that encourage deep relaxation. Attendees can learn the fundamentals of both modalities, try a short acupuncture or ear seed treatment for stress relief that uses points on one ear while sitting upright, and enjoy a guided Reiki meditation to carry into everyday life. Space is limited and registration is required. A suggested donation of $10 will be collected at the door.

Every Thursday, Madcats hosts karaoke, offering a chance to step up to the mic and enjoy a night centered on music and fun.

Set in the parking lot of the Trickster Cultural Center in Schaumburg Town Square, the Schaumburg Farmers Market brings together local producers and their goods in a welcoming, open-air setting. Expect a wide range of farm-fresh offerings, including fruits and vegetables, organic selections and microgreens, pasture-raised meats, cheeses, flowers and plants, plus treats for dogs. Alongside the produce and pantry items, the market features on-site knife sharpening and handmade body care products. There is also plenty to enjoy on the spot, with options like pizza, breakfast sandwiches, empanadas, pierogies, crepes, lemonade, kettle corn, coffee, and Italian ice. For everyone’s comfort and safety, pets, bicycles, roller skates, skateboards, and scooters are not allowed within the market.

At this Topgolf ProAm in Naperville, each five-person team is paired with a Special Olympics Illinois athlete to form a six-player group that competes for a chance to earn a gold medal. Only nine team spots are available. Registrations completed by the stated deadline include a limited edition gift.

Chandler’s Big Fish Fry Day offers a weekly Friday menu centered on crispy, hand-breaded fried haddock. Each order comes with your choice of soup or salad, coleslaw, and a side of fries or tater tots. The price is 17.99.

A celebration of simulation gaming brings together virtual reality, gaming lifestyle, and technology at the Schaumburg Renaissance Convention Center. Attendees can try the latest simulation hardware and software, take part in sim racing competitions in a dedicated area, meet content creators, and hear from industry leaders during discussion panels. Tickets are available.

Next Stop Comedy brings a stand-up showcase to Wolfden Brewing, featuring a fresh roster of comedians at every show. Look for performers with television and podcast credits and a lineup that changes each time.

Vintage in the Burbs Market sets up in the front parking lot at Durty Nellie’s with a handpicked mix of local vendors. Browse vintage apparel and accessories, discover furniture and home accents, and uncover other unique finds. Shoppers can enjoy drinks and bites at Durty Nellie’s Beer Garden while exploring the booths. Admission is free. The market welcomes families and dogs, and dogs are welcome in the Beer Garden as well. Complimentary parking is available in the garage, and the location is a short walk from Metra and the Palatine Farmers Market. This series takes place on the third Saturday of the month from May through October. Vendors interested in participating can apply by sending a direct message to the Vintage in the Burbs page, and should not contact individuals.

Celebrate the monarch butterfly migration with engaging activities and educational experiences, highlighted by monarch butterfly releases. A community gathering brings people together to honor this remarkable journey.

Chandler's offers a Prime Rib Special featuring a 12 ounce serving paired with the vegetable of the day, a salad, your choice of potato, and a creamy house horseradish sauce. The 12 ounce plate is 31.99, and a 16 ounce King Cut is available for 36.99.

A free cruise night offers a friendly way to honor the military while raising money for OSOTA, Operation Support Our Troops America. All funds raised go directly to the organization, and vehicles of every make and model are welcome.

Hosted by the Rotary Club, this upbeat evening features a Feud-inspired trivia showdown where teams square off for laughs and friendly competition. As one of the club’s largest fundraisers of the year, it supports projects that serve people both in the local community and across the globe. Attendees are encouraged to gather friends and arrive in their best 80s attire to keep the energy high. Each question answered helps fuel meaningful work, bringing purpose and fun together.

Now in its 22nd year, the D54 Education Foundation’s Run to Read is an in-person community run in Schaumburg, Illinois that champions literacy while encouraging healthy, active living for people of all ages. The Foundation presents this event as part of its mission to help students succeed now and prepare for the future, with a focus on supporting children from families facing financial challenges.

A showcase and sale devoted to toy soldiers takes place at The Schaumburg Marriott. Room trading is offered as part of the event. For details, contact Matt Murphy at 781 321-8855 or matt@hobbybunker.com.

A Sunday-only special features a plate that includes a fresh salad, mashed potatoes topped with country gravy, and coleslaw made in-house for 16.99. Choose all white meat or all dark meat for an additional 4.00. Please allow 20 minutes or more for preparation.

This monthly jazz jam in the northwest suburbs is hosted by drummer Mike Petrie. It is open to jazz instrumentalists and vocalists, with a setlist and a signup sheet available online and on the Madcats Jazz Jam Facebook page. The Facebook page also has photos and videos from past events. There is no cover.

DC Ervin appears at Chicago Improv Comedy Club for a 21 and up show. Tickets are priced between $0 and $20. Electronic tickets are released only within the 48 hours before the event, and purchases must be made through the official Improv site. Resale is not allowed, and orders suspected of being for resale may be canceled at the venue’s discretion. Each guest must purchase at least two items in the showroom. Most seating is general admission on a first come basis, with reserved options for groups and premium booths. Late entry is permitted only during the first 15 minutes, after which seating stops to avoid disruptions and refunds are not offered. Phone use, photography, and video recording are not permitted during the performance. All sales are final. Groups can inquire about reserved seating and special menu options, and additional information is available from the venue.

This live, in-person, one-hour program, presented in partnership with Schaumburg District Library, features world traveler Brian Michalski as he recounts a five-week journey across Japan. He traces a route on the Shinkansen high-speed train and follows the season of cherry blossoms while exploring the nation’s distinctive cuisine, deep history, and vibrant culture. Through conversations with locals and vivid original photography, Michalski provides an immersive look at Japan and explains why it was the most difficult place for him to leave.

Small Blind returns to Wolfden Brewing in Bloomingdale with live music. If the weather cooperates, the show will take place in the beer garden for an outdoor experience. Settle in with a beer and take in the music.

Celebrate Gujarati culture at a large-scale outdoor Garba featuring Atul Purohit at Wintrust Field. Dance under the open sky to beloved Garba rhythms and take part in an energizing evening filled with music, devotion, and festive spirit.

An acoustic show from A SURE THING with Tim Lavin and special guests brings upbeat pub vibes and fresh tunes to Durty Nellie’s. Expect relaxed live music and a set that includes new songs.

Falguni Pathak brings the spirit of Navratri to Chicago with a high-energy night of Garba and Dandiya at Wintrust Field. The evening features a live performance of her signature songs, vibrant beats, and an atmosphere made for nonstop dancing.

INTO THE HEART brings a U2 tribute to Madcats, celebrating the band’s iconic anthems alongside deeper cuts. Enjoy a performance that blends fan favorites with lesser known songs for a set devoted entirely to U2’s music.

At Deer Grove East, Shelters 3 and 4 host a family friendly NF Walk in support of the Children’s Tumor Foundation. This community fundraiser builds awareness of neurofibromatosis and schwannomatosis, genetic conditions affecting more than 4 million people worldwide, and helps accelerate research and better care for those living with NF. People with NF, their families, friends, and supporters gather to connect, encourage one another, and take purposeful steps toward better treatments and, one day, a cure. Teams of relatives and friends walk together to show support. Registration is free.

Browse a variety of vendor booths at this pop up market, including Astrid's Kitchen with sourdough artisan loaves, focaccia, and more. The event takes place in the parking lot across from the post office, and parking is available in the post office lot.

Celebrate the end of summer at a lively car show fundraiser benefiting Wheeling Animal Group Saves. Stroll among classic, custom, muscle, and performance vehicles, cast votes for favorite entries, and see winners announced. Throughout the day there will be food, vendor booths, and activities to enjoy. Animal lovers can meet adoptable pets hoping for new homes, with the possibility of finding a new companion. A suggested donation of $10 covers general entry, and vehicle exhibitors are encouraged to contribute $20. Cash and cards will be accepted, and proceeds directly support animals in need. This family-friendly fundraiser welcomes dedicated car enthusiasts as well as anyone looking for a fun day out.

The Simple Remedy Duo helps launch the fall season with a Concerts by the Campfire performance presented by the Bloomingdale Park District. Set at Springfield Park, this family friendly evening features live music beside a cozy campfire and the chance to enjoy s’mores while supplies last. Attendees may want to bring their own chairs, blankets, and snacks to stay comfortable. Restrooms are available at the concession stand. Admission is free, and the event may be canceled if the weather does not cooperate.

Move With MADD: Chicagoland Walk takes place at Wintrust Field and focuses on honoring, remembering, and fighting. Formerly known as Move With MADD: Schaumburg Walk, it welcomes participants to take part as a team or on their own. However you choose to move, your participation supports a meaningful cause and contributes to real change.

Clear out gently used items and support SHS students and staff. The Saxon Booster Club is holding a drop-off donation effort in the SHS parking lot, making it easy to contribute. A simple goal of one bag per family will make a big impact. In 2025, supporters gave more than 3,300 pounds of clothing and over 500 pounds of books, and the aim is to top that. Contributions help fund SHS Department Mini-Grants, Arts Alive, Saxon Spiritwear, Dance Hospitality, Prom and Senior events, and more.

A used book sale takes place in the Lake Cook Room, hosted by the Foundation for the Indian Trails Library. All proceeds benefit the library. Please enter through the library to access the sale. Due to limited space, the use of ISBN scanners is limited.

This free expo at Falcon Park Recreation Center brings together local organizations that support older adults and their families. Attendees can explore services and resources, enjoy prize drawings and refreshments, and take advantage of on-site health screenings. Pre-registration is available.

The CSWC monthly Coffee & Chat is a friendly meetup with good coffee, easy conversation, and a welcoming vibe. Longtime members and first timers are invited to connect, share a few laughs, and enjoy a positive start together. It takes place at Panera Bread in Bloomingdale, offering a comfortable setting for catching up and meeting new faces. Everyone is welcome and there is always space to pull up a chair for a refreshing break.

Browse a curated marketplace of local vendors offering vintage clothing, accessories, furniture, home decor, and more in the front parking lot of Durty Nellie’s. Entry is free, and the setting is family friendly. Dogs are welcome, and the Beer Garden welcomes pups too. Refreshments and bites are available from Durty Nellie’s Beer Garden while you shop. Parking is free in the nearby garage, and the location is steps from Metra and the Palatine Farmers Market. This series takes place every third Saturday from May through October. Vendors with fabulous vintage can apply for upcoming dates by sending a direct message to the Vintage in the Burbs page only, not to individuals.

This two day training offers an in depth introduction to restorative yoga, exploring what the practice is and why it holds particular value in a busy modern world. Participants will study the underlying theory and energetics, learn alignment principles that support a state of deep ease, and see how different sequences can encourage specific responses in the body. The course blends thorough instruction with plenty of time spent in the poses themselves, emphasizing that effective teaching grows from dedicated personal practice. Expect to cover the philosophy and practical foundations of restorative yoga, gain a clear understanding of each pose’s energetic and physical components, and learn how to set up postures for yourself as well as for students, family, and friends. Teaching methodologies for a variety of restorative class formats are included, along with guidance that helps build confidence to lead a full restorative session. The material welcomes both yoga teachers and curious students who want a deeper connection to this style of practice. Yoga teachers pursuing continuing education credit complete a minimum of two additional apprenticeship experiences with Joy during a restorative class or workshop at the studio to receive a certificate and 10 CEUs with Yoga Alliance. Investment: $275.

Cruise for the Troops at Photos Hotdogs is a free car gathering open to all makes and models. It highlights support for the military, with 100% of funds raised donated directly to Operation Support Our Troops America (OSOTA).

Before the doors open, enjoy music, surprises and other fun, plus an opportunity to enter for a chance to win a $1,000 Nordstrom Rack gift card. After opening, explore the new store and discover savings of up to 70 percent on the season’s standout brands and styles. There is no purchase required to enter or win. Entry is open to residents of the 50 United States or the District of Columbia who are 18 or older, and winners must be present to claim prizes. The total value of all prizes is $1,800, and the odds of winning depend on the number of eligible entries. There is a limit of one entry per person. Sponsored by Nordstrom, Inc. Employees are not eligible. Refer to the participating store for the complete official rules.

Catch Ian Bagg performing live at the Chicago Improv, delivering a real-time show straight from the stage.

Crystals, psychics, healers, and holistic wisdom come together at the Schaumburg Renaissance Convention Center for a wide ranging Body Mind Spirit Celebration. Browse more than 150 booths focused on natural health, personal growth, and metaphysical topics. Experience 80 performers and connect with 40 psychics and healers. The theme, Towards Wonder, invites curiosity and exploration. Admission includes entry to the exhibit hall along with all presentations and performances. Highlights include the Cosmic Post Office for messages to your future self, the Talisman Wish Project, roaming magical performers, and aura photos. Complimentary parking is available. Weekend entry is $15 in advance or $18 at the door.

Experience Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons in an intimate candlelit setting at Cutting Hall Performing Arts Center in Palatine. The Listeso String Quartet performs the beloved cycle, featuring Spring RV 269, Summer RV 315, Autumn RV 293, and Winter RV 297, along with Sonata No. 12 in d minor La Follia RV 63. The performance runs 60 minutes. Doors open 45 minutes before the music begins, and late entry is not permitted once the concert starts. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and those under 16 need to be accompanied by an adult. The venue offers ADA accessibility. Seating is allocated by zone in order of arrival.

Watch Ian Bagg perform live at the Chicago Improv.

Set in the warm glow of candles, this Halloween-themed concert brings a multi-sensory musical experience to Cutting Hall Performing Arts Center in Palatine. Performed by the Listeso String Quartet, the program features seasonal favorites including Thriller by Michael Jackson, Gounod’s Funeral March of a Marionette, the Allegro molto from Shostakovich’s String Quartet No. 8, Mike Oldfield’s Tubular Bells from The Exorcist, the themes from Stranger Things, Beetlejuice, The Addams Family, Halloween, and Psycho, Ray Parker Jr.’s Ghostbusters theme, Saint-Saëns’s Danse Macabre, Mussorgsky’s Night on Bald Mountain, Time Warp from The Rocky Horror Picture Show, and a medley from Danny Elfman’s The Nightmare Before Christmas. The performance lasts approximately 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes before the start, and late entry is not allowed. Guests must be at least 8 years old, with those under 16 accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant, and seating within each zone is assigned on a first come, first served basis. This is a tribute presentation and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any artist, estate, or official representative.

The Day of the Dead 5k offers a run and walk on a scenic route that winds through Heritage Park and the surrounding streets of Wheeling. Participants can look forward to live performances along the way and a celebratory gathering after the finish. Every entrant receives chip timing, a race shirt, a finisher medal, post race refreshments, entertainment following the event, and complimentary photo downloads once it is over.

Explore a selection of vendor booths, with Astrid's Kitchen offering artisan sourdough loaves, focaccia, and more. The event is set outdoors in a parking lot.

Ian Bagg performs live at Chicago Improv Comedy Club in Schaumburg, Illinois.

Start the morning with purposeful networking, fresh perspectives, and conversations that count at a popular SBA gathering. Bring business cards to exchange so staying in touch after the event is simple. Programming changes from time to time and may include speed networking, nonprofit showcases, and panels with experts on business trends, leadership, marketing, and professional development. Hosted by the Ambassador Committee, the environment is welcoming and inclusive, helping new members connect with SBA leaders, ambassadors, and fellow professionals. Attendance averages around 70 engaged business leaders, offering ample opportunities to build relationships, share ideas, and grow a professional community.

A golden ticket themed celebration marks the 50th year of this long-running gathering, blending whimsy with favorite traditions built over five decades. Attendees can explore multiple program tracks designed to spark ideas, enjoy generous hospitality with plenty of space to mingle, and satisfy a sweet tooth with chocolate in the mix. The games scene is robust, featuring one of the Midwest’s largest collections and a schedule of tournaments that includes the annual poker tournament, pub trivia, and Werewolf. A playful costume parade highlights pun inspired outfits, and the program also features Pretentious Drinking and the Epicurean Experience. Families are supported with a dedicated kids program track as well as babysitting.

The Schaumburg Business Association marks 25 years of building connections, supporting business growth, and strengthening the community with a special Toast of Schaumburg celebration of excellence. This gathering recognizes the members, leaders, partners, and businesses whose commitment and teamwork have shaped its success over the past quarter century. With appreciation for everyone who has been part of the journey, the celebration looks ahead to many more years of achievement.

A.D.D. continues its run through Moretti's locations with a stop at Moretti's Wheeling. The night features music alongside food and drinks.

Marking the Festival of Lights, this concert honors the legacy of the late maestro Pandit Jitendra Abhisheki, a visionary composer and vocalist who helped shape Hindustani classical music and Marathi musical theatre. Framed as a retrospective of cherished works, the program features acclaimed vocalist Shounak Abhisheki, rising artist Abhed Abhisheki, and one of his foremost disciples, Makarand Hingne. The repertoire spans devotional selections, natya sangeet, and classical pieces, offering a chance to experience the depth, beauty, and lasting influence of his music. The atmosphere highlights reflection, nostalgia, and the rich artistry of his legacy. An intermission is included, and hot breakfast will be available for purchase.

Celebrate Diwali with a live morning concert in Chicago that brings music, cultural flair, and festive energy. Performers deliver heartfelt sets that honor the Festival of Lights, blending tradition with the joy and warmth of the celebration. The event takes place at the Al Larson Prairie Center for the Arts and offers a welcoming setting for an uplifting musical experience.

A laid-back coffee meet-up from CSWC centered on conversation and community. Longtime members and newcomers mingle over drinks and lighthearted chat in a friendly atmosphere. Held at Panera Bread in Bloomingdale, it offers an easy place to connect and catch up.

Connect with other attendees at Pulse Technology during a two-hour casual networking session with a tailgate theme. Enjoy a relaxed atmosphere for conversations and new connections. Additional details will be shared soon.

This recurring gathering brings together Schaumburg Business Association members who share takeaways and inspiration from both their work and personal journeys. It is designed to be more interactive than a typical networking breakfast, with time for every attendee to introduce themselves and a spot to leave business cards so others can connect after the event. Programming rotates from speed networking to nonprofit showcases to conversations with expert panels focused on skills and topics that drive business success. Hosted by the Ambassador Committee, it offers an easy way for new members to meet association leaders and build relationships in a welcoming crowd of about fifty participants. This series runs monthly, except in June and December.

LC3 brings a full weekend of trading cards and anime to the Schaumburg Convention Center, powered by Collectr. Billed as the largest LC3 yet, it fills the floor with more than 280 vendor tables and spotlights Pokémon, One Piece, and a wide range of collectibles. The experience includes voice actors, trade nights, and giveaways that keep the energy high throughout the weekend. This chapter continues the LC3 journey that began with mall shows and later stops at the Hyatt.

Browse a variety of vendor booths at this indoor event, including Astrid's Kitchen offering sourdough artisan loaves, focaccia, and more. The exact location will be announced.

This indoor maker’s market takes place in the park district gym and features both new and returning vendors. Admission is free for shoppers, dogs are welcome, and there will be food and live music. Local makers and businesses will offer their goods. The list of participating vendors will be shared soon. For vendor inquiries, email info@bloomingdlaemakersmarket.com.