Events in Tinley Park, IL

A vendor event at Bosco’s Marketplace takes place alongside Tinley Park Cruise Night, offering a shopping stop amid the sights of classic cars. Visitors can browse local small businesses featuring pet treats and supplies, hand-poured candles, handmade soaps and bath products, local honey and baked goods, artwork and handmade gifts, teas and other specialty items, and jewelry. The experience highlights local makers and one-of-a-kind finds, creating a lively evening in downtown Tinley Park.

Loughrey performs live at Fox's Pizza & Irish Pub Orland Park as part of Therapy Tuesday, blending original songs with well-known covers and taking requests from the crowd.

Children in grades 3 through 8 can take part in a supportive social skills group at The Ranch, facilitated by licensed therapists from The Healing Center. Through structured, interactive experiences, participants practice communication, set healthy boundaries, manage anxiety, and learn to navigate everyday social situations with greater confidence. Activities may include collaborative games and teamwork challenges, gardening and planting projects, simple cooking and food-focused tasks, animal interactions with horses and donkeys, and guided problem-solving that encourages positive peer connections. A team-based therapeutic approach allows the leaders to support multiple age ranges and social needs. The atmosphere is hands-on and welcoming, giving kids a chance to build friendships while strengthening practical social and emotional skills in a natural ranch setting.

Grey Day Tour 2026 features $uicideboy$ partnering with PLUS1 to support mental health. For each ticket, Live Nation contributes $1 to the PLUS1 Mental Health Fund to help those who need support most. This event is rain or shine. Parking is sold separately from concert tickets, and a parking pass is required for anyone planning to park at the venue. The artists note that this is just the beginning of their plans to give back to those who have supported them.

Suicideboys and Destroy Lonely perform live at Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre in Tinley Park, IL.

Old Plank Pizza Company presents a trivia night hosted by The Amazing Tommo. Tackle tough questions while enjoying beer, cocktails, and pizzeria favorites like pizza and sandwiches from this local, family-owned spot. Dine in, carry out, or choose delivery.

The 17th Annual CJB Golf Outing features a Back to School Scramble at Silver Lake Country Club. Golfers can take to the course in support of students and enjoy a friendly scramble format. More details will be announced.

Celebrate a touch of Irish luck on the fairways with a halfway to St. Patrick’s Day theme at Silver Lake Country Club. Enjoy a lively day of golf, networking, and camaraderie in a spirited setting, wear something green, and bring your best swing to connect with fellow members and guests. Registration options include a foursome at $750 for early birds or $850 at the regular rate, which covers golf, dinner for four, and eight drink tickets. Individual golfers are $200 for early birds or $225 at the regular rate, including golf, dinner for one, and two drink tickets. A dinner only option is $75 and includes one dinner and two drink tickets. Sponsorships are available: the Premier Sponsor at $5,000 includes two foursomes, dinner for eight with 16 drink tickets, prominent logo placement on event signage, program, webpage, banner, shirt, and towels, an opportunity to greet golfers at check in, company swag in giveaway bags, and recognition on social media and at dinner. The Golf Cart Sponsor at $2,500 includes one foursome, dinner for four with 8 drink tickets, signage on all golf carts, logo on the program, webpage, banner, shirt, and towels, company swag in giveaway bags, and recognition on social media and at dinner. The Beverage Cart Sponsor at $2,000 includes one foursome, dinner for four with 8 drink tickets, signage on the beverage cart, logo on the program, webpage, banner, shirt, and towels, and recognition on social media and at dinner. The Swag Sponsor at $1,250 features a logo on a giveaway item, two dinner tickets with 4 drink tickets, logo on the program, webpage, banner, shirt, and towels, and recognition on social media and at dinner. The Breakfast Sponsor at $1,000 offers signage in the breakfast area, two dinner tickets with 4 drink tickets, logo on the program, webpage, banner, shirt, and towels, and recognition on social media and at dinner. The Morning Jumpstart Sponsor at $1,000 provides signage in the pre round bar area, two dinner tickets with 4 drink tickets, logo on the program, webpage, banner, shirt, and towels, and recognition on social media and at dinner. The Hole Sponsor at $500 includes signage at the sponsored hole, two dinner tickets with 4 drink tickets, and a name listing on the program, webpage, and banner. The TEE Sponsor at $175 includes one dinner ticket with 2 drink tickets and a name listing on the program, webpage, and banner. Whether you plan to sponsor, play, or attend dinner only, this festive outing offers a welcoming way to connect, promote your business, and celebrate with the Chamber community.

Double Treble brings a high-energy dueling pianos show to Krapil's Steakhouse & Patio, filling the patio with continuous music in an outdoor setting. The performance is shaped by audience song requests, with the duo keeping the momentum going throughout the show. Pair the live entertainment with food from the steakhouse for a summer evening of upbeat fun.

Test your Pixar knowledge at Hailstorm Brewing Co. Questions cover the studio’s movies, from Toy Story and The Incredibles through Up and even Toy Stoy 5. Teams compete against one another during a night out with friends, and the top teams receive gift cards.

The B-52s and DEVO bring the Cosmic De-Evolution Tour to Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre. The concert will proceed in any weather. Parking is not included with admission, so a separate parking pass is required to use the venue lots. Tickets include a public on sale along with presales for Citi cardmembers, the artists, Live Nation, and a Credit Union 1 local sponsor. DEVO VIP packages are available, and Citi cardmember preferred tickets are offered.

Shop for farm fresh produce at this farm stand while supporting a cause. One hundred percent of the proceeds go directly to the mission.

An acoustic performance pushed to the max, pairing the intimacy of unplugged songs with a turbocharged burst of energy. Expect a lively set that keeps the acoustic heart while taking everything up a notch.

Roll the dice for a lively Bunco night at Tinley Bowl & The Backyard, set to a 1920s theme with jazz era vibes and flapper flair. Tickets are required at $30, with $20 applied to the room and food and $10 allocated to the prize pool. A ticket link will be available soon.

The 3rd Annual Casino Night Gala, organized by Hearts of Hope - The Damian Baran Foundation, is dedicated to Krystian Klekot and focused on raising funds and awareness as he lives with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD), a progressive and life-threatening genetic disorder. The evening includes casino games, dinner, entertainment, raffles, and auctions, all aimed at supporting Krystian and his family. It is a community-centered event that channels compassion into action and offers hope to families facing significant challenges.

Explore the Tinley Park Farmers Market for springtime plants, in-season fruits and vegetables, honey, and other offerings.

Robert Rolfe Feddersen performs live at Hailstorm Brewing Company with a set of original folk rock. Craft beers and food are available during the show. This event is open to all ages and is family friendly.

Tim McGraw performs live at Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre in Tinley Park, Illinois as part of the Pawn Shop Guitar Tour 2026.

Jessie’s Girl brings a back to the 80s vibe to The Backyard with big hair energy, neon glow, and a set packed with sing-along anthems and throwback jams. Expect loud guitars, a lively dance floor, and an easygoing summer night atmosphere. Cold drinks and a soundtrack of familiar hits set the tone for a night of great music, great drinks, and good times.

Meritage brings a live music set to the patio at Krapil's The Great Steak, with familiar songs in an outdoor setting. The evening pairs music with food and time with friends on Krapil's patio.

Freedom Friends hosts a first annual Chicago White Sox ballpark outing. The plan includes charter bus transportation to and from the stadium and a pregame tailgate with soda, water, beer, and sides. On the grill, attendees choose either a 16-ounce Australian Wagyu Wanderer ribeye or a Snake River Farms Wagyu hot dog. An event T-shirt is included for all participants. Thirty-seven seats are available. Ticket options are Ribeye at $150, Hot Dog at $115, or Skip the food at $100. Bus and game tickets are already secured. When reserving, indicate the number of tickets needed along with T-shirt sizes. Payment is accepted via Zelle at 7734575244.

Bothwell Farms brings a seasonal selection to the Frankfort Country Market. In spring, find plants, vegetable plants, herbs, and hanging baskets. From spring through fall there are fresh vegetables. In fall, look for pumpkins, straw bales, corn stalks, and winter squash.

The event features raffles and live entertainment from Nino Folino. Admission is $65 per adult or two for $110. Pricing for younger guests is $50 for ages 13 to 20, $40 for ages 6 to 12, and free for children 5 and under.

A Day in the Sun brings together the 41st Maury Barger, Jr. Memorial Golf Invitational, a key Park Lawn fundraiser supporting adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Hosted at Crystal Tree Country Club, the day features 18 holes of championship golf with a cart, lunch and dinner, an open bar with refreshments, a premium golfer gift, a raffle and silent auction, and on-course contests and games. Support from golfers, sponsors, donors, and volunteers helps expand opportunities for the adults Park Lawn serves in their communities and workplaces. Participation options include registering a foursome, securing a sponsorship, donating an auction item, or attending the dinner. Since 1955, Park Lawn has advanced its mission through residential services, employment opportunities, community living, recreation, and individualized supports, and this invitational contributes to that ongoing work.

Relaxing Rhythms Drum Circle offers a welcoming space where participants learn three to four easy patterns together, making it accessible for first-timers and engaging for seasoned drummers. Each gathering highlights a different theme and a changing blend of drums, creating a fresh experience every time. Bring a personal drum or use one provided, and come with curiosity and enthusiasm. Drumming can help ease stress, lift mood, and build a sense of connection, so it is a chance to unwind and meet new people while exploring the restorative effects of rhythm. The circle is led by Dawn Wrobel, who has facilitated drum circles for nearly two decades and is trained in the Healing Rhythms protocol and a variety of global traditions. Themes across the series include Drumming for the Earth with the Big Earth Drum, Sailing into Summer, Dog Days of Summer, Balance at the Fall Equinox, and Spooky Sounds. Ages 12 and up are welcome. The session takes place at Underground. Group size is kept small with a minimum of 3 and a maximum of 20 participants. The cost is $15 per person. Advance registration is appreciated. Instructor: Dawn Wrobel of Drum Journeys with Dawn.

Golfers gather at Silver Lake Country Club for the Orland Park Veterans Golf Classic, with presenting support from PGA Tour Superstore. Proceeds benefit the Orland Park Veterans Commission as well as local veterans and military organizations. Participation is limited to 144 players, and foursome spots tend to fill quickly. Multiple ways to take part are available. The Golf & Dinner Package offers 18 holes with all on-course games except the par 3s, a half cart, breakfast, lunch served on the course, beverages on the course, dinner, a player gift, and one entry for the grand prize raffle for $175. The Golf Only Package includes 18 holes with all on-course games except the par 3s, a half cart, breakfast, lunch on the course, beverages on the course, a player gift, and one grand prize raffle entry for $145. A Dinner Only option features an open bar before dinner plus dinner for $50. An optional On Course Games Package adds four betting-hole games valued at $65 for $50 and must be purchased in advance.

Iron Maiden and Megadeth team up for a heavy metal concert at Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre in Tinley Park, Illinois. The lineup features live performances from both bands on the same stage.

Enjoy four 4-ounce tastings of upcoming specialty drinks for the month. Spots can be reserved in advance.

Tinley Park hosts a streamlined bill of modern rock with Staind, Seether, and Hinder, packing intensity into a focused lineup. The amphitheater backdrop preserves a big-scale feel and plenty of energy. Seether anchors the night with a heavier edge that draws loud responses, powered by crowd favorites like Remedy and Fake It. That grit contrasts the more anthemic approach of the other bands, shaping a well-rounded, engaging experience. This Illinois stop shows the tour’s impact remains strong even with fewer acts, and it highlights Seether’s formidable live presence.

Experience a lively market that showcases skilled makers, flavorful local food, and live entertainment amid the charm of Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. More than 150 vendors spread across multiple buildings, with a new building added for 2026, offer even more to explore. Food trucks are on site both days, and outdoor tents and live music create a festive atmosphere. Browse handmade pottery, woodwork, glass art, textiles, home decor, jewelry, and other creations from Nova Scotian artisans. Savor baked goods, fudge, nuts, specialty foods, beverages, food truck favorites, and local wines. Admission includes a weekend pass bracelet for easy reentry. Only service dogs are allowed inside buildings, and bringing cash is recommended for a smooth shopping experience.

Enjoy a relaxed social hour with the Alsip Green Team and fellow plant lovers at Alsip Home & Nursery. This session focuses on fall garden care, including how to cut back perennials, tidy garden beds, and get your landscape ready for colder weather. Hear guidance on what to trim and what to leave standing for winter interest, plus why tackling key tasks now can set up a stronger, more colorful garden in spring. These gatherings highlight changing topics or activities. Everyone is welcome, and RSVP is free.

Camp Quality Illinois brings its annual adults-only fundraiser to the Signature Barn in Orland Park, offering a night of music, food, and community impact. Guests can enjoy dinner, an open bar, desserts donated by Spoonful of Sprinkles, live music by The South Side Social Club, raffles, a silent auction, and inspiring stories from the Camp Quality family. Funds raised help provide free, year-round programs for children with cancer and their families, including a week-long summer camp, teen and sibling weekends, family activities, and ongoing support. Tickets must be purchased in advance and are priced at $90 for one, $170 for two, or $800 for a table of ten.

Enjoy a stand-up comedy night at sip. Wine Bar, presented by Next Stop Comedy. Each show features a fresh roster of comedians, including performers with television credits and voices you may recognize from popular podcasts.

Fall Fandom Fest at Tinley Park Public Library features participation by the MWG and offers a fan-focused, fun atmosphere throughout the event.

The 11th Annual VJA MBI at Victor J. Andrew High School features a strong lineup of bands, with the UW Eau Claire Blugold Band presenting an exhibition to close the evening. A limited number of performance slots remain this year for groups seeking to secure a performance time.

Organized by the Tinley Park Police Department, this fundraiser at Tinley Bowl and The Backyard brings the community together with volleyball and bags competitions in support of Special Olympics. The volleyball tournament includes Just for Fun and Intermediate or Competitive divisions. Teams of up to six can enter at an early bird rate of $250, with a higher fee of $350 after the early bird period. Additional players beyond six may be added for $30 each, and teams must have at least two women on the court at all times. The bags tournament uses a double-elimination format, with an early bird entry of $20 per person and $30 after the early bird period. Seventy-five percent of entry fees support the fundraiser, and twenty-five percent is awarded to first and second place winners. Attendees can also take part in a split-the-pot drawing, browse a silent auction featuring raffle baskets from local businesses, and try the airmail challenge. In case of inclement weather, the tournament will be scheduled for the next available Sunday.

Gather your team for a Disney trivia night at Flipside Brewing. Questions span films, theme parks, television, and more, giving fans plenty to tackle together. Enjoy time with friends while you test your knowledge, and score highest to earn a prize.

Ten Cat Swing sets the tone with upbeat swing and jazz, plus imaginative acoustic versions of songs spanning the decades, at a distinctive brewpub inside the historic Vogt House. This carefully restored 19th century site, recognized on the National Register of Historic Places, blends classic character with craft beer made on site and a menu of shareable, chef-led dishes. Settle into a warm, welcoming space, enjoy thoughtfully crafted brews, and sample something from the kitchen while the band keeps the energy high. Whether sipping a pint, trying the menu, or simply taking in the ambiance, it offers an easygoing night out.

Vision in the Rhythm brings a mix of folk and rock to the Tinley Park Farmers Market with a live set in Harmony Square. The performance is free and open to all ages.

A judged car show rolls into Orland Park Crossing with live music from Dog Caller. The event is open to the public and features food, wine, and beer vendors. Guests are welcome to bring their own lawn chairs or blankets to relax and take in the atmosphere. Vehicle registrants are asked to make a $25 donation that benefits event vendors, and the first 100 participating cars receive a complimentary T-shirt and dash plaque. Proceeds will support Chicago Soldiers and the Orland Township Food Bank. For exhibitor, vendor, or general information, contact Michele Cruse at (708) 473-0556 or michele@edwardsrealtyco.com.

In Chicago, an evening of art, poetry, and music pays tribute to the legacy of Black creators who brought their talents to Paris. Marking a 40th birthday, the celebration highlights a gallery showcase of original works by Robin Bobo and expands into live poetry, music, and special performances. The program is hosted by Eros, with guest appearances from Frank Johnson, Prolific, and Realitie. Expect a Parisian-inspired setting, plenty of photo opportunities, and a community-centered salute to Black artistry past and present. Guests are encouraged to dress in chic Parisian style, favoring bold, elegant, and creative looks. It speaks to artists, poetry lovers, culture keepers, and anyone looking for a memorable evening. Early arrival is encouraged, and further details and RSVP are available through the flyer’s QR code.

At Centennial Park in Orland Park, Illinois, this noncompetitive, family-friendly walk brings the South Suburban Chicago community together to honor survivors, remember those who have died, and rally support for a future without breast cancer. Funds raised benefit the American Cancer Society by advancing groundbreaking research, providing free information and support to people impacted by the disease, and promoting steps that reduce risk or aid in finding breast cancer early when treatment is most effective. The fundraising goal for this event is 215,000 dollars.

THE KOOP returns to The Stray Bar with a genre-hopping performance that spans rock, pop, folk, country, reggae, and soul. The set showcases a wide mix of sounds in one show.

The fall edition of NARBC Tinley Park returns to Tinley Park Convention Center for a two day expo celebrating reptiles and the people who care for them. Visitors can explore a wide range of reptiles, invertebrates, and amphibians, along with supplies, feeders, racks, merchandise, and other gear. The event offers interactive exotic animal encounters suitable for all ages, a strong lineup of vendors from across the United States and beyond, and Snake Discovery education with a meet and greet featuring Ed and Emily. VIP tickets provide early access across the weekend, a collectible Tinley VIP badge, and the earliest opportunity to browse animals and show specials. Advance online ticketing is available to streamline entry with scannable codes and wristbands. Recognized as one of the marquee weekends in the reptile hobby, this two day gathering brings together breeders, keepers, and the simply curious under one roof.

Explore the ghostly imagination of American author Washington Irving in a program that offers a glimpse into his life and shares selections from his Sketch Book of Geoffrey Crayon. Experience a sampling of his eerie tales, including The Devil and Tom Walker, Rip Van Winkle, and The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.

The NAWS Annual Gala returns with an emphasis on fun. The event includes a DJ, a dance floor, luxury silent auction items, high end raffle baskets, and delicious food and drinks, plus more. It celebrates the work of Animal Rescue and is the biggest event of the year. More details will be announced soon.

Deepen your yoga practice and renew body, mind, and spirit in the tranquil setting of the Portiuncula Center for Prayer in Frankfort, about 36 miles southwest of Chicago. Handcrafted vegan meals and time to walk a sacred labyrinth are included, and St. Francis Woods offers a 50-acre landscape of peaceful sitting areas, grassy knolls, fountains, a creek, and hiking trails stewarded by the Franciscan Sisters of the Sacred Heart. The retreat centers on the eight limbs of yoga, rooting practice in ethics, philosophy, breathwork, and concentration, all aimed at settling the mind to reveal a steady inner calm. Sessions include chanting and an abundance of postures. Yoga Nidra provides deep relaxation, a practice praised by Sri Dharma Mittra, and Psychic Development is offered to help put power behind your thoughts. A special Maha Sadhana, a complete practice, is also included and is followed by lunch. Instruction is based on Dharma Yoga, the comprehensive healing method associated with NYC-based teacher Sri Dharma Mittra. It integrates postures, pranayama, Yoga Nidra, philosophy, and meditation, opens the body quickly, and is accessible to every level, including newcomers. Variations are provided so each participant can feel comfortable while still engaging with an appropriate challenge.

This event is seeking vendors in a variety of categories, including crafters, candle makers, jewelry designers, signs and home decor, food trucks, artisans, crochet and other handmade items, baked goods, face painting, and non-profit organizations, with additional categories considered. Those interested can send a message through Messenger describing what they plan to sell.

Next Stop Comedy brings a stand-up showcase to sip. Wine Bar with a new roster of comics each time. The lineup features performers with television appearances and podcast credits.

Grammy elected and Australian born Hall of Famer Michael Charles appears on his 19th international Where to Next? tour, presenting a multi-genre acoustic set. Known for expressive guitar work and fiery solos, he delivers a live performance shaped to leave a lasting impression.

This eighth annual marathon relay features teams of two to six completing a 26.2 mile course that links craft breweries and bars. The start and finish are at Soundgrowler Brewing Co., and each leg meets at a different venue. Planned stops include Sip Wine Bar, Hailstorm Brewing, and Flipside Brewing, with two additional locations to be announced. Each segment ranges from three to six miles, and there is an option for five or six total stops. Participation is capped at 50 teams. Registration includes a marathon relay hoodie, a taster of beer or wine at each stop, a post race beer, and a medal. A charity partner will be announced, and registration is open.

The Sharks Trio appears at The Quarry Ballroom for a night centered on fun, with food and spirits available to round out the experience.

Spend a relaxed hour with the Alsip Green Team and neighbors who share a love of plants and gardening. Each month features a fresh discussion or activity. This session focuses on caring for lawns and trees in every season, offering guidance on watering, fertilizing, pruning, and other practices that build strong roots and support lasting growth. Whether you are tackling problem spots or planning ahead, you will take away practical tips to keep your landscape healthy and looking its best. Hosted at the Frankfort, IL and St. John, IN locations.

Get into the spooky spirit at Frankfort VFW Post 1493 with a pre-Halloween costume party with the Who Dat Dere Band. Show off your costume and enjoy a spirited celebration.

An afternoon market dedicated to vinyl, art, and craft beer. Browse records from local vendors, discover unique artwork, and enjoy a pint while you shop. Presented by The Streetz Artz Alliance.

Paulie & The Shakers make a return appearance at The Stray Bar with a lively set that blends pop, rock, country, and more. Experience their sound in historic downtown Frankfort.

A free networking meetup focused on Burnout in a Blazer takes place at Bosco’s Marketplace. Learn how to spot the subtle signs of burnout, understand how it affects you, and leave with practical ways to reset, guard your energy, and build healthier routines. Attendance is limited to 15 participants. The session features Erika Gilchrist, an award-winning speaker, instructional designer, and certified neuroscience coach, as well as the author of 13 books. She founded the Women Thriving Fearlessly Summit and has been named among the 15 Most Powerful Women on the South Side of Chicago, with appearances in Chicago Woman Magazine, CLTV, and Rolling Out Magazine. This gathering connects a community of businesswomen dedicated to creating a supportive network and sharing resources that foster success.

A relaxed hour of conversation with the Alsip Green Team and members of the community at Alsip Home & Nursery, dedicated to the shared love of plants and gardening. Each gathering spotlights a new discussion topic or featured activity. This session focuses on welcoming birds and local wildlife through safe, responsible feeding practices and habitat support. The discussion covers which foods suit different species, how to choose and position feeders, and practical steps for creating an inviting environment that supports wildlife throughout the year.

Trim-A-Tree is a cherished holiday tradition in Tinley Park, bringing the community together for a festive tree-decorating showcase. Businesses, community groups, schools, and families can adorn trees that will be displayed around Harmony Square and along North Avenue. Whether highlighting a business, celebrating school pride, or simply sharing good cheer, participants help brighten Tinley Park throughout the season.

Robert Rolfe Feddersen performs a live set of original folk rock at Hailstorm Brewing Company. Craft beers and food are available from the brewery. The show is suitable for every age group and welcoming to families.