Sponsored by Drury Lane Theatre.
Rhea Lanaβs of Schaumburg is a biannual childrenβs consignment. They create a welcoming atmosphere for local families to sell their new and gently used books, toys, baby gear, sports equipment,...
Enjoy a wonderful array of fruits, vegetables, baked goods and much more at one of the busiest and well-visited Farmers Markets in the suburbs! Open from 8 AM - 1...
Rosemontβs Parkway Bank Park entertainment district visitors can have fun while getting fit this summer with the return of the Parkβs βFitness in the Parkβ series.βYoga in the Parkβ will...
Live music is the best part of summer β enjoy 40 live music events coming summer 2023! The Downtown Wheaton Summer Music Series brings the sounds of summer to the...
Navy Pierβs weekly outdoor live music series features Chicagoβs best bands, along with regional and national acts, who will perform countless genres and styles of popular music every weekend. Bring...
Every summer the Heritage Park Performance Pavilion comes alive with a variety of community events for all ages. This one of a kind outdoor stage and views of Heritage Lake...
On Sunday evenings in July, the Geneva Cultural Arts Commission will host free outdoor concerts at the scenic River Park located in downtown Geneva on the west shores of the...
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Click on the button above to submit an event to the Kidlist calendar. We welcome everyone to submit events, given that they are family-friendly, free and/or drop-in, and are local for families in the west and northwest suburbs of Chicago. All submitted events are reviewed by the Kidlist team.
