Beer Classic was a beer festival that takes place on Chicago’s Soldier Field. The festival began in 2013 and features hundreds of beers. In late 2015, the event was rebranded to Chicago Beer Classic with a heightened focus on Chicago breweries. ShamrockFest was a large St. Patrick's Day festival that takes place in Washington, D.C. It features live music, games, Irish food and an Irish market. Bar crawls Nightmare on Clark Street, Chicago, Illinois Snow Day, Washington, D.C. Bright 'N' Tight, San Diego, California Derby Days in Charlotte, North Carolina Other Farm to Fork was a farm dinner in Naperville, Illinois. The inaugural Farm to Fork featured chef and Chicago native, Valerie Bolon. Farm to Fork took place on September 22 at Naperville's McDonald Farm, which is also home to The Conservation Foundation as well as the Green Earth Institute. Candy Cane Express was a holiday-themed train ride through various parts of the Chicago area, featuring milk and cookies. Platforms and services EventSprout was an online registration platform. Red Frog began developing the system in 2009 and now offers it to third party events. Red Frog Food and Beverage was a food and beverage operation service formed when Red Frog acquired long time partner DJ’s National Food Service in 2015. Awards The company was selected as St. Jude Children's Research Hospital's "Corporate Partner of the Year" and committed to raise $25 million for the organization to open the St. Jude Red Frog Events Proton Therapy Center. As of January 2019, Red Frog had only raised $15.5 million of their $25 million commitment. U.S. Chamber of Commerce Small Business of the Year Chicago Tribune Top Workplace Chicago Innovation Award Inc. 5000, Inc. Magazine, #9 Outside Magazine Best Places to Work, #16 Forbes Most Promising Company in America, #18 101 Best and Brightest Companies to Work For Closure On July 31, 2019, Red Frog events announced their closure and ceased operations. References Event management companies of the United States 2007 establishments in Illinois 2019 disestablishments in Illinois