Events in Tinley Park today

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.

During Tinley Park Cruise Night, Bosco’s Marketplace presents a vendor event featuring a range of local small businesses. Browse 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, jewelry, and more. Enjoy the classic cars and a unique shopping experience while supporting local makers and uncovering one of a kind finds.

At Fox's Pizza & Irish Pub Orland Park, 'Therapy' features a music set that blends original songs and covers, with requests welcome.

SINGO adds a musical twist to bingo at Aurelio’s Tinley Park. Familiar songs play while participants mark matching titles on their cards, with prizes awarded in every round. There is no cost to take part, and a jackpot of up to $600 is available. A dine-in special offers purchase of one pizza with a second at 50 percent off, of equal or lesser value, and the bar is fully stocked. It suits groups, date nights, and outings with friends, and the atmosphere is lively. Seating is available on a first-come basis and tends to fill quickly.

At The Ranch, licensed therapists from The Healing Center lead a welcoming Social Skills Group that helps children build confidence, make friends, and strengthen everyday communication. Designed for students in grades 3 through 8, the program uses a team-based therapeutic approach to support a range of ages and social needs. Participants take part in structured, interactive activities that encourage clear communication, help manage anxiety, promote healthy boundaries, and guide kids through common social situations in a positive environment. Sessions may feature cooperative games and teamwork challenges, gardening and planting, simple cooking and food projects, supervised time with horses and donkeys, and peer problem solving. The natural ranch setting offers hands-on opportunities to practice social and emotional skills while connecting with others.

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

Hosted by The Amazing Tommo, trivia at Old Plank Pizza Company pairs brain-teasing rounds with beers, cocktails, and a menu of pizza and sandwiches. The restaurant is local, family owned and operated, and offers delivery, carryout, and dine-in.

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.

This farm stand offers fresh produce for purchase, and each transaction directly supports the cause. All proceeds are dedicated to the mission.

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.

Old Plank Pizza Co. sets the stage for a lively blend of karaoke and music trivia, pairing sing-your-heart-out moments with a friendly challenge for music lovers. Expect hot pizza, cold drinks, and a dose of liquid courage as confidence grows with every chorus. Step up to the mic for favorite tracks, then switch gears to show off music knowledge. Gather friends, settle in, and turn a simple night out into a memorable performance. There is no cover, just a laid-back atmosphere and plenty of laughs.

The Tinley Park Farmers Market features spring plants, seasonal fruits and vegetables, honey, and other items.

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.

Bosco’s Marketplace presents a monthly book club where readers gather for casual conversation about a rotating book selection. Attendees are welcome to bring their own drink, settle in, and chat with fellow book lovers. Expect friendly discussion, new connections, and a fresh title to explore each month.

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.

Bothwell Farms brings a seasonal selection to the Frankfort Country Market. In spring, look for garden plants, vegetable plants, herbs, and colorful hanging baskets. Fresh vegetables are offered from spring through fall. As autumn arrives, find pumpkins, straw bales, corn stalks, and winter squash. The farm is a Sunday regular at the market.

Begin the day by letting quiet lead the way. Sundays Start Sacred is a community-backed meditation gathering that welcomes everyone, offered both in person and online. Contributions can be made during registration to help sustain the experience. This time is shaped as a gentle ritual rather than a typical class. In under half an hour, it invites a reset that replaces stress with stillness and turns isolation into connection. Newcomers and seasoned meditators alike receive clear, caring guidance, so there is no need to navigate the practice alone. It is especially supportive for anyone seeking a calm start before the week begins, those feeling mentally scattered or emotionally full, and people interested in building a consistent ritual instead of a one-off session. Participants often leave with steadier calm, a sense of connection with others and with themselves, and a grounded feeling of the sacred that does not require any specific spiritual outlook. Bring a yoga mat and wear comfortable clothing. A chair will be available if lying on the floor is not preferred.