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10th Annual "Let's Dance" Big Band Weekend
The event provides a venue and 'live' dance bands ( 10 - 17 pieces) for fans and social ballroom dancers to enjoy. Catered food - healthy, delicious, recommended by dancers. Floor - 13,000 sq. ft. smooth hardwood, well maintained. Advance package deals are available. 'At door' registration will be accepted 30 minutes prior to each scheduled dance.
10th Annual Pilot's Reunion
Aviation enthusiasts opportunity to visit with old time pilots and view pilot and plane memorabilia. Over 300 private pilots trained in Stockton at a country airstrip from 1930-1960. Jake Rausch will present on the Eighth Air Force out of Tibethan AFB in Norwich, England.
11th Annual River Country Quilt Show
Quilters throughout the area exhibit an impressive number of quilts, wall-hangings, antique quilts and much more.
13th Annual Sugar Creek Opera
The Magic Flute by Wolfgang Mozart. An opera in two acts and will be performed in English. A celebration of true love conquering all.
14th Annual International Route 66 Mother Road Festival
Come take part in a celebration of America's Highway, Route 66, at the 14th Annual International Route 66 Mother Road Festival. More than 1,000 cool cars will roll into the heart of Springfield's historic downtown this September. Enjoy music, entertainment, great food and a great time, as well as visit some of the nation's most popular automotive aftermarket vendors. It's a wonderful event for the whole family!
155th Annual Jo Daviess County Fair
Celebrate with the oldest fair in Illinois. Livestock shows, exhibits, tractor pull, draft horse pull, motocross and ATV races, live entertainment, fair foods, carnival rides and more.
17th Annual Biking with Beanzie
Biking with Beanzie is a recreational ride presented by Kishwaukee Kiwanis Club of DeKalb and sponsored by Kishwaukee Community Hospital.The ride route consists of primarily flat rural roads with some rolling terrain with estimated ride options of 23, 43, 63, 80, or 101 miles. All roads are well-paved, lightly traveled and posted with signs containing ride information and bits of Beanzie humor. This year also includes 3-mile, 5-mile, & 8-mile community bicycle pathway route options.
17th Annual Lemont Farmers Market
Visit this hidden gem of Historic Downtown Lemont at its Talcott Square location (corner of Stephen Street & Talcott Street, tucked behind LaDolce Vita and Stonehouse Pub) in historic downtown Lemont. Our market has grown and offers a wide array of bounty, including vegetables and fruits, flowers and plants, bakery, herbs, spices, and more! Plenty of free parking is available on Front Street and in the parking garage on River Street. Held every Tuesday, 8:00am- 1:00pm through Oct 27, 2015.
17th Annual Prairieland Chautauqua
Modeled after traditional Chautauquas, featuring musical shows, historical storytellers and reenactments portrayed by professionals and communal suppers. First Christian Church.
19th Century Christmas at Deere-Wiman House & Butterworth Center
Don't miss these two beautifully decorated Deere family mansions during the holiday season. The 19th Century Christmas features the interiors of the homes decorated for the holidays; along with living-history volunteers, Choir performances, Santa Claus, music, and make-and-take activities for the children. These homes once belonged to the John Deere family and are now operated by the William Butterworth Memorial Trust. Open noon to 5 p.m. Free admission.
1st Annual Semi-Truck Cruise In
All truck makes, models and years are welcome. Join this year's cruise in and let the truck shine. This is a free family friendly event. At the Sandburg Mall 1150 W. Carl Sandburg Drive.
2015 Annual Holiday Walk
Live window displays, horse-drawn carriage rides and Santa and his reindeer are just part of the magic of The Annual Holiday Walk. Enjoy winter on Madison Street!
CITY:Forest Park
2015 Christkindl Holiday Festival
Come to downtown Barrington for the annual Christkindl Festival. This is an open-air event during the holiday season featuring authentic German food, live entertainment, drinks, fun activities for families and kids crafts, live reindeer, carousel & train rides, Gingerbread House competition and even Santa's house. Please visit the website for a complete list of entertainment.
2015 Dog Days of Summer - Red Dog Grill
Red Dog Grill is Heritage Harbor Ottawa's new full service restaurant. Saturday Evenings 8-11pm, Memorial Day to Labor Day, is music under the tent. Bring your blankets and lawn chairs. Outdoor bar will be open. See website for full schedule.
2015 Quilt and Fiber Arts Show
More than 100 quilts on display, vendors and their product demonstrations and classes, guest speakers, fashion and luncheon show and more.
2015 Summer Rooftop Music Series - M&R Rush
M&R Rush had its beginnings in the early 70's, when a group of five high school friends from Chicago's Roseland neighborhood had a dream of making it in the music business. In 1980, "The Loop" radio in Chicago chose M&R Rush to be on their first hometown album, and the song "Rock & Roll Chicago", written and performed by M&R Rush, became the most requested song off the album. Recently reunited for special tours, M&R Rush has shared the stage with Styx, Survivor, Sammy Hagar, Judas Priest, Black Oak Arkansas, Head East and others. The excitement continues with the band's 2015 Ready...Set...Rock Tour!, playing their own hits as well as other classic rockers from Styx, Led Zeppelin, Foreigner and more! This summer, a different live performance is featured each month on the Joliet Area Historical Museum's Outdoor Rooftop Terrace! Doors open at 6:45 pm, and performers take the stage at 7:30 pm. Only $8.00 for Students with valid I.D. and JAHM Members or $10.00 for General Public!
2015 Summer Rooftop Music Series - Strung Out Band
Strung Out is Chicago's most unique classic rock band. Their dynamic blend of guitars, cello, violin, keyboards, bass, and percussion, topped off with outstanding vocalists, create an unforgettable sound. You'll hear the greatest Classic Rock, Pop, Southern Rock, AM/FM Radio Cuts, and everything in between. Songs people know and love, performed by a band that loves to entertain. So get ready to sing, dance, and have fun with the amazing musical experience only Strung Out can provide. This summer, a different live performance is featured each month on the Joliet Area Historical Museum's Outdoor Rooftop Terrace! Doors open at 6:45 pm, and performers take the stage at 7:30 pm. Only $8.00 for Students with valid I.D. and JAHM Members or $10.00 for General Public!
2015 Summer Rooftop Music Series - The Steepwater Band
The Steepwater Band's latest album "Live & Humble" was recorded in Chicago on 4/20/13 at the now defunct Ace Bar on West Fullerton Avenue. Formed in Chicago back in 1998, The Steepwater Band's signature sound is a nod to early British blues, combined with a modern, raw and gutsy musical approach. Although the band got their start as devotees of delta blues, they have since been expanding on their influences, absorbing everything from Psychedelia to Americana, from Jazz to 50's Rock n' Roll Music. This summer, a different live performance is featured each month on the Joliet Area Historical Museum's Outdoor Rooftop Terrace! Doors open at 6:45 pm, and performers take the stage at 7:30 pm. Only $8.00 for Students with valid I.D. and JAHM Members or $10.00 for General Public!
2015 Summer Rooftop Music Series - Train Company
Train Company plays killer, teeth-kicking blues-rock. Since forming in 2008, John Zozzaro (guitar/vocals), Mark Alletag (saxophone), Mike DeWitte (bass/vocals), Rob Lejman (drums) and Sam Wyatt (keys) have explored a sound that has included everything from jazzy pop to bourbon-soaked rock 'n roll. Train Company's success continues through constant gigging, including two recent sold out shows at Chicago's House of Blues alongside Counting Crows and Blues Traveler. Crowds can expect sweaty, high energy shows with no two alike! This summer, a different live performance is featured each month on the Joliet Area Historical Museum's Outdoor Rooftop Terrace! Doors open at 6:45 pm, and performers take the stage at 7:30 pm. Only $8.00 for Students with valid I.D. and JAHM Members or $10.00 for General Public!
2015 U.S. Amateur Championship
The U.S. Amateur is the premier amateur golf championship for players from around the world. Past winners include Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, and Tiger Woods
CITY:Olympia Fields
20th Annual Apple Anne's Antique & Flea Market
Enjoy an upscale antique show featuring 30 vendors on the Alwood Elementary School lawn located on Hwy. 150 in Alpha. Early Bird Admission: $5, Regular Admission $1. Open 8:30 am to 3:00 pm.
20th Annual General Grierson Days Civil War Reenactment
Largest mounted Civil War re-enactment in the Midwest. Step back in time and experience the life of a Civil War soldier. Visit the Confederate and Union camps. Watch the soldiers drill and prepare for battle, prepare meals and practice medicine. Veterans will be remembered from WWI and WWII. Re-enactors will have their tents set up and will be giving rides in WWII trucks. 1850's vintage baseball game, featuring teams from Chicago, St. Louis and several more. Kid's corner keeps the children entertained while learning about the past. Parades, full period dress grand ball, exhibits, food and of course major battle reenactments.
21st Annual Hot Rod Power Tour
The 21st consecutive year for this "ultimate Hot Rodder vacation" will have cars cruising into Champaign County for one stop on a seven day tour with over 3,000 cars and 250 participating vendors on display at Parkland College. The festive atmosphere of the Power Tour Cruise Stop celebrates America's love affair with the automobile. This free event will include autograph sessions with motorsports celebrities, entertainment, games, dozens of giveaways, and event meet-and-greet opportunities with David Freiburger and Mike Finnegan of ROADKILL.
24th Annual Civil War Days
Make plans to attend Northern Illinois' largest Civil War reenactment. The Lake County Discovery Museum is proud to present the 23rd annual Civil War Days encampment. The event features infantry, cavalry and artillery re-enactors, as well as musicians, sutlers, medical personnel and civilians. A large-scale battle reenactment, ongoing drills, kids' activities, and Civil War era shopping are available both days.
25th Annual Berwyn Route 66 Car Show
The 25th Annual Berwyn Rt66 Car Show sponsored by Paisans Pizzeria & Bar will be held on Ogden Avenue in Berwyn. Berwyn has always been a great Route 66 town with a thriving, dynamic and fast-growing community at its hear. Stand on Historic Route 66 and see over 500 vintage and custom cars, trucks and motorcycles. This show has something for everyone! Demonstrations of Automobile Flamethrowing will thrill spectators!
29th Annual Scottish Festival & Highland Games
Experience the best of Scotland without leaving Chicago at the 29th Annual Scottish Festival & Highland Games, June 19-20, 2015 at Hamilton Lakes in Itasca, Illinois. The festival is open to the public on Friday, June 19 from 4:00pm - 10:00pm and Saturday, June 20 from 8:00am - 9:00pm. The Offering an extensive array of unique Scottish traditions, revelry, and culture for the whole family! Friday evening highlights include: Highland Dance competition, Heavy Athletics, Rugby Exhibition, Friday Night Fling, crowning of the Heather Queen and Court and a Ceilidh (pronounced Kay-Lee), a lively celebration of traditional and contemporary Celtic music, from 7:00-10:00pm on the Celtic rock stage.
29th Annual Scottish Festival and Highland Games
Lovers of Scottish culture unite! It's time to iron the kilt and perfect the family shortbread recipe. The Chicago Scots presents the 29th Annual Scottish Festival & Highland Games - the largest of its kind in the Midwest. This summer celebration offers the opportunity to experience Scotland's rich heritage and unique traditions along with some quirky customs. Whether you're of Scottish descent or simply intrigued by Scottish culture, join in the fun. Highlights include the ever-popular Heavy Athletics Exhibition, a Rugby Exhibition, the lively Mid-West Pipe Band Championship competition, Highland Dance competition, the Parade of Clan Tartans, British car show, genealogy and cultural exhibits, music, food, and more.
2nd Annual Making Trax 4 Jax 5K Fun Run/Walk
Join Skydive Chicago for our 2nd annual Making Trax 4 Jax 5K Fun Run/ Walk, organized by local neighbor Suzannah Etscheid, in honor of her son, Jax, who passed away from SIDS. Stay tuned for details, prizes, start times, and registration costs.
2nd Annual Outdoor Sculpture Walk
Take a self-guided tour of public art from June 2 to September 2 as part of the 2nd annual Sculpture Walk in downtown Oak Park. The walk features 12 world-class sculptures prominently placed among Oak Park's many shops and restaurants.
CITY:Oak Park
30th Annual Cabin Festival
See authentic pioneer crafts done by the Prairie Partners and Friends as they re-enact in authentic dress. Visit the Cragg Cabin history exhibit and prairie life presentations. Park your car in the visitor center parking area. Walk the trail to the Cabin or ride the wagon. Some demonstrators and vendors will have items for sale. The gift shop will be under the tent. The event is to celebrate cabin living and life in the 1830's Location in and around the Cragg Cabin North North-East of the Visitor's Center. 10:00am- 3:00pm
30th Annual St. Charles Scarecrow Festival
More than 100 handcrafted Scarecrows on display. View and vote for your favorites. Huge juried craft show, carnival, great food, continuous free live entertainment, many free children's activities, make your own scarecrow, and much more! A celebration of the autumn season!
CITY:St. Charles
31st Annual Cruise Nite and Classic Car Show
One of the largest Cruise Nites in Illinois. This event brings in classic and antique autos for a full day and night of fun for the whole family. Attend the car show on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and cruise from that evening from 5-9 p.m.
32nd Annual Pilot Club Holiday Home Tour & Tea
Visit beautifully decorated homes, sponsored by the International Pilot Club of Jacksonville.
32nd State Square and Round Dance Convention
32nd State Square and Round Dance Convention July 24 - 26, 2015 Held at: Northern Illinois University Holmes Student Center Dekalb, IL Featured Caller is Darryl Lipscobe
33rd Annual Midwest Heritage Quilt Show
Beautiful quilts, some nearly 100 years old, will be on display at the Vermilion County Museum throughout the month of July. Awards will be given in 9 categories including bed quilts, purses and clothing, and wall hangings.
34th Annual American Music Festival
Americana and roots music fans will find a full menu of talent at FitzGerald's 34th Annual American Music Festival brought to you by FitzGerald's. The summer 3-day event features more than 50 artists from Chicago and around the country. FitzGerald's American Music Festival takes place rain or shine on three stages -- club, tent and SideBar. Hours are 4:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. on July 2, 4:30 p.m. to 2 a.m. on July 3 and 4; 1 p.m.-3 a.m.
36th Annual Robbie McEvers Memorial Golf Tournament
The 36th Annual Robbie McEvers Memorial Golf Tournament will be held at the Links Golf Course. This free tournament for junior golfers attracts over 350 players each year.
3rd Annual Color Aloft Balloon Festival
Bring the family out for this exciting new event held at Central Park in Grayslake. The Color Aloft Festival will begin with hot air balloons being inflated and compete in a "Fox and Hounds" contest in which competing balloons seek to land closest to the 'Fox'. Balloons will be retrieved and return to the park. After dark they will be internally illuminated by their burners and glow. Enjoy family activities, a Civil War Era baseball game, live music and food vendors.
3rd Annual Crusin' To The Dairy Car Show
On September 5 at the Union Dairy in Freeport from 3 pm to 8 pm, cruise in to this great old fashioned ice cream parlor with great cars, 50's and 60's music, and more. Music by 3-D Sound. Hourly drawings for food prizes. Souvenir t-shirts. No entry fee.
3V3 Live Soccer Tournament
Carbondale is proud to host the 3V3 Live Soccer Tournament at the SuperBlock MultiPlex Complex for the second year in a row, with divisions open to all ages! 3V3 Live Soccer (or, "small sided format") offers fast paced, skill building, fun soccer. Every player is involved and constantly touching the ball. 3V3 is open to male and female teams, U6-adult Parents or coaches may organize and coach 3V3 Teams Each team may have up to 6 players on their roster All teams are guaranteed a minimum of four games Every player will recieve an official 3V3 Live Tour t-shirt Medals will be awarded to players on the top 3 teams in each division The top four teams in each division are qualified to play in the 3V3 Live Regional Championship Tournament Teams can also qualify for 3V3 World Championship at Disney World
4 Rivers Kayak Tour
The 4 Rivers Kayak Tour takes in the I&M Canal, Dupage, Des Plaines and Illinois rivers. People join the scenic kayak tours as an alternate fitness activity, an alternate social activity and to learn about nature/kayaking. If you have never kayaked before, try the guided tour. This is a great way to informally introduce you to the sport of kayaking. Held May 17th & June 28.
41st Fall Fox Valley Antiques Show and Sale
Authentic antiques exhibited indoors at the Kane County Fairgrounds. Catered lunch is available. Plenty of free parking. Admission benefits local historical and educational endeavors.
CITY:St. Charles
43rd Annual Gurnee Days Celebration
Gurnee Days returns this week for 4 days of family fun. Activities include a bicycle rodeo, live entertainment, Farmers Market, Gurnee Idol, golf tournament, and amusement rides, a 10K race, baby contest, rib fest and eating contest, fireworks, a pancake breakfast, parade, Scoop the Loop Car Show, petting zoo, pony rides, a talent show, exhibitors, games, food booths and stage events. Please visit the website for times and entertainment schedule.
44th Annual Old Canal Days - Arts and Crafts Show
Join us in 2015 for this annual summer tradition! This year's Arts & Crafts Show will be bigger and better than ever before with more Fine Arts and more Fine Crafts. Show hours will be Satuday, June 13, 2015 from 10:00am to 5:00pm and Sunday, June 14, 2015 from 10:00am to 4:00pm. Public admission is free! Artists and Crafters who are interested in participating in this juried event should submit the 2015 Arts & Crafts Show Application, call 815.838.9400 or email to firstname.lastname@example.com for additional information.
46th Annual Threshing Show and Antique Show
The Stephenson County Antique Engine Club proudly presents this annual event, "The Freeport Show". It offers over 300 antique steam and horse-powered engines, equipment, and gas engines. This year's feature is Allis-Chalmers. There will be a huge parade daily at 1 pm, a large flea market, a large display building offering home antiques, crafts, demonstrations, and farm miniatures, Gasoline Alley featuring The Rawleigh gas engines, sawmill, and blacksmith shop. There will be threshing demonstrations with both steam and gas tractors, and working demonstrations throughout the show grounds. Also, ride the Silver Creek and Stephenson Railroad antique steam train. Great food is offered. Don't miss the Farmer's Hitch Class, Horse Pull or the Midwest Championship Antique Tractor Pull.
48th Annual Tour of Historic Homes
Tour five of the many privately owned and beautifully furnished houses in Galena. The tour also includes admission to the Galena & U.S. Grant Museum, housed in the Daniel Barrows Mansion built in 1858, and free shuttle service.
48th Annual Willow Folk Festival
Amateur and professional bluegrass, country and spiritual singers perform with acoustic musicians from a hay wagon or on a country church lawn. Homecooked food is available.
49th Annual Virginia Bar-B-Que
Join the celebration of summer with activities for all on the downtown courthouse lawn. Opening ceremonies begin on Friday evening and events continue through Sunday's final Nashville Country act on the stage. Also enjoy Bar-B-Que lunch and dinner, flea market, carnival rides, continuous entertainment, awards, Queen contest, Karaoke contest. A fund raiser for community needs and projects.
4th Annual All Camaro Show
Come out for the Illinois Camaro Club Car and Chicago 4th Annual All Camaro show at the Volo Auto Museum. All Camaros are welcome! There will be awards, live music, and raffles. For more information please visit volocars.com or call 815-385-3644.
4th Annual Prairie Land Heritage Steam Show & Fall Festival Days
View antique tractors, period demonstrations from blacksmiths, plowing, threshing, baling, grinding and molasses production. Enjoy train rides, tractor pulls, great food and a HUGE flea market.
4th of July Celebration & Parade
Two day Celebration at Nichols Park beginning at 6 p.m. July 3rd and ending after fireworks on July 4th. Parade, concessions, kid's events, live entertainment, fireworks and more!
4th of July Fireworks
One of central Illinois largest and most spectacular light shows! Our unique venue offers viewing from the high school bleachers all the way to the bluffs along the Illinois & Fox Rivers either on shore or in your boat. 9pm show time.
4th of July Weekend Kayak Tour & Beach Campout
Camp out on the wooded, sandy beaches of the Illinois River. A potluck dinner on the beach will be followed by a movie, via a pico projector, under the stars. There will be campfires on the beach to enjoy! This event is perfect for the first time camper! A full hot breakfast will be served in the morning before setting out on a guided kayak tour for approx. 2 hours. This trip will explore either the Mazon River or the Illinois River and the wildlife along the way!
51st Annual IPRA Championship Rodeo
The Rodeo celebrates it's 50 years with a Friday night concert featuring Bella Cain, Jessica Rae and Ricky Nelson. Saturday the Wauconda's annual rodeo once again shoots out of the gate at the Golden Oaks Equestrian Center with professional rodeo performances beginning at 7pm. Dazzling routines by the Midwest Renegade Equestrian Drill Team along with six exciting rodeo events including Saddle Bronc Riding, Bareback Bronc Riding, Bull Riding, Cowgirl Barrel Racing, Steer Roping and Tie-Down Roping. Guests can also enjoy a live band before and after Saturday's rodeo show. The fun returns on Sunday at 1pm for Family Day featuring exciting events for registered children between the ages of four to eleven, as well as a petting zoo and pony rides.
54th Annual International Carillon Festival
The International Carillon Festival, in beautiful Washington Park, features concerts by some of the world's finest carillonneurs. Bring lawn chairs and blankets. Don't miss the Festival fireworks Friday evening. LINCOLN AND THE MUSIC HE LOVED - To kick off this year's 54th International Carillon Festival, Park District carillonneur Robin Austin is joined by soprano Gailyn Draper and tenor Jerry Hicks in a special program of music that Lincoln loved. The program will be narrated by Christian McWhirter, author of the new book, Battle Hymns: The Power and Popularity of Music of the Civil War.
54th Annual International Carillon Festival
The International Carillon Festival, in beautiful Washington Park, features concerts by some of the world's finest carillonneurs. Bring lawn chairs and blankets. Don't miss the Festival fireworks Friday evening. To kick off this year's 54th International Carillon Festival, Park District carillonneur Robin Austin is joined by soprano Gailyn Draper and tenor Jerry Hicks in a special program of music that Lincoln loved. The program will be narrated by Christian McWhirter, author of the new book, Battle Hymns: The Power and Popularity of Music of the Civil War.
5th Annual Downhome Music, Beer & Art Festival
The 5th Annual Downhome Music Beer Art Festival will be held on August 7th and 8th 2015 at the corner of 7th and Washington in downtown Springfield, Illinois. The event will feature all local, original live bands with all gate proceeds directly benefiting the artists. There will be local food vendors, 100 different craft beers, as well as a kids area for the little ones. Sponsored by Celtic Mist, Head West and Brewhaus - a festival supporting locally grown and original live music.
5th Annual Downtown Celebration
Plan to be part of the Downtown Celebration, a festive day of music, food and fun in the heart of Historic Downtown Jacksonville.
5th Annual Liberty 5K Run/Walk & Kids Fun Run
Kid-friendly fun run and 5k is Friday, July 3, at 7:30pm in Downtown Morris. Proceeds to benefit: Patriots 4 Heroes Local Military Men, Women & Veterans. Liberty 5K is a chip timed race on a certified course. Features: Free Race Entry to any 1st Place overall male or female winner at a certified race in 2014, Cash payouts to the first 4 male and female finishers. For more information visit www.liberty5k.com
5th Annual Woofapalooza
5th Annual Woofapalooza benefit at Siegel's Cottonwood Farm Sunday June 7th from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Woofapalooza, benefiting log dog rescue/shelters, is an event for you and your dog to have a day of "affordable fun on the farm". Woofapalooza has been growing every year! This event provides outdoor family fun for both the owners and their dogs. The day will consists of dog activities, family activities, informative talks, prizes, contests, food and more. Enter your dog into the best dressed dog or smallest/biggest dog contest. There will also be dog/owner lookalike contests and pie eating contests for dogs and humans and much more. Admission is $10 per person. Dogs are free. A day of fun, food and fresh air on the farm. Follow us on Facebook for more exciting event details, visit us at www.SiegelsCottonwoodFarm.com or call Kaity at 815-741-2693.
CITY:Crest Hill
61st Art Fair on the Square
Art fair consisting of selected exhibitors' work in a variety of disciplines including: ceramics, digital art, drawing/pastels, fiber, glass, jewelry, metal, graphics/printmaking, mixed media, painting, photography, sculpture & wood. Silhouetted against classical architecture and stately mature trees, the artists set up their outdoor galleries around historic Market Square. There will also be a children's art tent for the creative little ones.
CITY:Lake Forest
68th Annual Morgan County Fair
Carnival, food, talent show, pageant, live stock, tractor pulls and live entertainment.
6th Annual Bloody Mary Fest
Judged by a host of celebrity experts and real people, professional and amateur mixologists compete for the title of Best Bloody Mary in the Midwest. In it's sixth year, the festival includes the very popular 5K Buddy Challenge, live entertainment, plenty of food vendors, beverages, and more! This event is held at Everts Park from 10am-5pm. More details to come.
6th Annual Jacksonville Pilot Club's "Dancing With The Stars"
Enjoy a FUN evening watching local Jacksonville people compete for their very own mirror globe trophy.
72nd Annual National Sweetcorn Festival
Held each year over Labor Day weekend, the National Sweetcorn Festival is best known for distributing over 50 tons of free, antique steam engine cooked, sweetcorn each year! Traditional carnival rides and grandstand events are additional highlights throughout the weekend, and the festival is home to the annual National Sweetheart pageant, a highly recognized pageant in which nine former contestant have gone on to become Miss America.
8 Miles of Ag-tiques
8 Miles of Ag-tiques begins on Highway 26 north of Orangeville. Each stop will feature different tractors including John Deere, Massey Harris, International Harvester, Oliver, Minneapolis-Moline, Allis Chalmers, and other old machinery from the Good Old Days. There will be food, craft shows, tractor drives on Saturday.
87th Annual Lake County Fair
Come out and enjoy 5 days of fun at the 87th Annual Lake County Fair. Events at the fair include live entertainment, food vendors, carnival rides and games, live animals, motor crossing, banana derby, demolition derby, flower show, expo hall and so much more. Please visit the website for updated information.
9th Annual Galena Oktoberfest
Annual German celebration featuring live music, kids games, wiener dog races and lots of food and beverage.
9th Annual John Deere Days
This event features antique two cylinder and new generation tractors plus old time machinery, food, conversation, and good fun. Come visit with the owners of these tractors and learn why they love these machines. Food, conversation, crafts, and a good time for all ages.
A Carpenters' Christmas
Singer Lisa Rock and her 6-piece band are keeping the Carpenters' holiday tradition alive and bringing their unforgettable Christmas songs to the stage.
CITY:St. Charles
A Christmas Survival Guide/Holiday Musical Revue
Laugh away your seasonal anxieties and join five young optimistic people on their hilarious journey to find the true essence of Christmas. Rated PG. Performances: Fri.-Sat.8pm; Sun. 2pm
CITY:St. Charles
A Decade Ago
A reflective look back at the creation of the museum and its dedication. View objects, images and video that tell the story of how this amazing Presidential Museum was created.
A Fiendish Assassination
The Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum unveils a breathtaking collection of items related to Lincoln's murder and funeral in an exhibit called "A Fiendish Assassination." Opening April 2, the exhibit includes many items that have never been seen by the public before, including two medallions that adorned Lincoln's hearse.
A Prairie Home Companion Live Broadcast at Ravinia
A Prairie Home Companion is heard by 4 million listeners each week on more than 600 public radio stations, and abroad on America One and the Armed Forces Networks in Europe and the Far East. Don't miss this live broadcast of this one-of-a-kind show. Reserved seat tickets 65/35 and lawn seats are $10.
CITY:Highland Park
A Touch of Arthur
A day-long display of products and services produced and provided by many of the 400 businesses within the Arthur area. Many country businesses have special promotions during this event. You will have opportunities to interact with the business owners who actually make and sell these products and services. There plenty of activities for children such as camel rides, inflatable games and pony rides. Located in Downtown Arthur and throughout the Arthur area from 9am-4pm.
A Tribute to Patsy Cline
Mary Pfeifer has a voice that will take you back to the days of Patsy Cline. From Patsy's first recordings in 1955 to her last in 1963, she covers her famous hits such as Crazy and Walking After Midnight. Mary recently performed the part of Patsy Cline in the highly successful Engle Lane Theater production of "Always Patsy Cline". 2015 Dates: Dates: Jun. 22, 2015 - Jun. 23, Jul 20 - Jul 21, Oct 5 & 6. Times: 11:30am - 2:45pm. For more information and to purchase tickets call 815-220-7386.
Abe's Trail Trek
Trail run consists of a 5k, 10k and 15k run on trails through Lincoln's New Salem. In addition to the terrain of the 5k course, the 10k and 15k courses will take you past an 1800's reproduction flatboat, grist mill, up and down more than 150 steps, past a pioneer cemetery and on to the Finish Line at the museum.
Abraham Lincoln Pageants
Dramatizations and pageants will be along the walking trail at Rogier Park portraying citizens and dignitaries of the Capital Era. There will be Civil War re-enactors, camp sites, drill and reviews both days. Don't miss the many tents with local Indian artifacts and more on display as well as activities for children.
Adams County Fair
Held annually at the Mendon Fairgrounds outside of Quincy, IL. 2014 dates are from July 29-Aug 4th. For more information, contact the office at 217-936-2230. The County Fair includes a carnival, grandstand events, and horse shows every day. Livestock exhibitors and domestic arts exhibits. Admission: $7 Thurs, Fri, Sun, & Tues. $10 Sat, Mon, & Wed.
Afternoon Music at Cattails - Starved Rock Marketplace
Join us for an afternoon of music at Cattails located at the Starved Rock Marketplace at the intersection of US Route 6 and Illinois Route 178. Enjoy a wine tasting along with the music or purchase a glass of wine or bee as you enjoy local musicians in the lovely setting of the patio at Cattails. This event is free and will take place rain or shine. Saturdays from 3:00pm - 6:00pm, May - October. Contact Cattails for more information - call 815-667-4550.
AG Days Festival
A 4-day street carnival in uptown Mt. Carmel that includes food, rides, free entertainment and more.
CITY:Mount Carmel
Al Sear Jazz Festival
The Al Sears Jazz Festival is an annual jazz festival that takes place in the Fall in Chandler Park. Free to the public, enjoy great music all three days with music also Saturday evening. More information can be found at the Al Sears Jazz Festival Website.
Alan Cumming at Ravinia
Come out for a great night of music with Broadway star Alan Cumming. Enjoy an evening of song and stories from Scotland's beloved man-child.
CITY:Highland Park
Alan Jackson at Ravinia
Alan Jackson is an American singer, songwriter and musician, known for blending traditional honky tonk and mainstream country sounds and penning many of his own hits. He has recorded 15 studio albums, 3 Greatest Hits albums, 2 Christmas albums, 2 Gospel albums and several compilations. Tickets: $95/80, Lawn: $38 in advance and $43 the day of the show.
CITY:Highland Park
Alisa Weilerstein at Ravinia
Come out for a night with Alisa Weilerstein on the cello. Program to include solo cello works by Kodály, Golijov, Cassadó and Sheng. $10 BGH Classics series.
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PARIS—As Senegal marks the 10th anniversary of the sinking of the Joola passenger ferry, one of the world's worst maritime tragedies, below are the deadliest peacetime shipping disasters since the beginning of the 20th century:
- June 15, 1904: The American steamer General Slocum catches fire and sinks in New York's East River, killing 1,020.
- April 15, 1912: The Titanic, the biggest, most ambitious ship of its age, hits an iceberg in the North Atlantic and sinks on its maiden voyage, with the death of 1,513 passengers and crew. A total of 711 are rescued.
- September 22, 1912: A Japanese steamship, the Kiche Maru, sinks off the eastern Japanese island of Honshu during a typhoon: more than 1,000 die.
- May 29, 1914: The Empress of Ireland, a Canadian passenger liner sailing between Canada and Britain, sinks after colliding with the Norwegian cargo ship Storstad on the Saint-Laurent River: 1,012 die.
- March 3, 1921: Around 1,000 are killed when the Singapore ocean liner Hong Moh is wrecked on Lamock island in the South China Sea.
- September 26, 1954: The Japanese ferry Toya Maru sinks in the Sea of Japan between the northern islands of Hokkaido and Honshu when caught in a major typhoon: at least 1,150 die.
- December 20, 1987: The Philippines ferry Dona Paz sinks after colliding with the oil tanker Vector: 4,386 die in what is the world's worst maritime disaster outside of wartime.
- September 26, 2002: An overcrowded Senegalese passenger ferry, the Joola, capsizes in stormy seas off the coast of Gambia while en route from Casamance in southern Senegal to Dakar: at least 1,860 die.
February 3, 2006: The Egyptian ferry Al-Salam Boccaccio 98, linking the Saudi port of Duba and the Egyptian port of Safaga, sinks in the Red Sea following a fire: 1,028 people die.
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Album Review: Teea Goans – The Way I Remember It
Teea Goans has been associated with the Grand Ole Opry since 2006, working in a number of capacities both paid and unpaid, where her vocal abilities have come to the attention of country stalwarts like Bill Anderson, Jimmy Dickens and Joe Spivey, the multi-instrumental performer of the celebrated Time Jumpers.
Although Goans' voice seems to be stronger in the lower half of her range than in the upper end (Nashville Sound-era production covered that up nicely for singers like Tammy Wynette), her upper range is still more than adequate. In fact, Terry Choate thought so highly of Goans' singing that he produced her album, gathering together an impressive lineup of musicians that includes Spivey on fiddle, acoustic guitar, and mandolin, fellow Time Jumpers Aubrey Haynie and Kenny Sears (fiddles), and Paul Franklin (steel guitar), along with an array of other fine musicians that includes the legendary Texas Troubadour lead guitarist Leon Rhodes.
The Way I Remember It contains 12 songs, the weakest being "Lying In My Arms," a very minor hit for Rex Allen Jr in 1970, but the problem wasn't the singer–then or now.
The remaining tracks range from good to excellent, while the highlight is Goans' version of the Ernest Tubb classic "Walking The Floor Over You." The first verse is a slow, soulful lament with minimal accompaniment, after which she reverts to the classic tempo and instrumentation featuring Tubb's legendary lead guitarist Leon Rhodes. It's a cover that must surely have Tubb smiling down from heaven.
The recording of the Bill Anderson classic "Walk Out Backwards," which–back in 1961–was his second Top 10, is another standout; Goans does an exceptional job and has a good feel for the material.
Dan Tyminski, the singing voice of George Clooney on the Oh Brother Where Art Thou soundtrack ("Man of Constant Sorrow"), joins Goans on the tender ballad "Made For Loving You" and will surely leave listeners hoping they team up for more duets in the future as it's about time Tyminski had a decent singing partner!
For fans of traditional country music, The Way I Remember It will be the Nashville album of the year, joining those released by various traditional, Texas-based labels.
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"…as it's about time Tyminski had a decent singing partner!"
Seriously? You wouldn't consider Alison Krauss a decent singing partner? I hope you are kidding.
Guess i'm left scratching my head over that one too.
My tongue was planted firmly in cheek when I wrote that line, but truthfully I think Teea's voice blends better with Dan's voice than does his AKUS bandmate.
Okay, good.:) I'll have to check out this album.
Teea is doing in what Nashville pretty much what Amber Digby is doing down in Texas. Its nice Teea has some "Opry Legends" and Time Jumpers members in her court, while Amber has all those Texas dance halls to play in on a regular basis and the "Heart Of Texas" label behind her.
I really appreciate the efforts of these younger gals to keep the traditional sound of 60's era country "girl singers" alive and relevant in today's country music scene. While Amber's role model growing up was Loretta Lynn (and Connie Smith as well), it seems Teea has taken a broader approach in creating her own style.
I do like Teea's album quite a lot and hope she gets to perform on the Opry sometime soon, and especially on a Thursday night Classic Country Opry (once they are back in session). Sharing the playbill with The Time Jumpers would be a nice touch!
Can't wait to check it out! How many stars album did this receive?
Positive The9513 review? Backed by several Time Jumpers? Comparison to Amber Digby? Long trip tomorrow with plenty of time to listen to new music?
Reason enough for me to just download it from Amazon.
Hey Dave D., you might also want to check out the self titled album from Kacey Musgraves who was a Nashville Star contestants in one of the final seasons. Its an unabashed country music album although now at the ripe old age of 21 Kacey has become a professional Nashville songwriter and is heading in what she describes as an "experimental/progressive" direction! Kacey's new material is far more Miranda Lambert / Lady Antebellum / Taylor Swift than her self titled album. Kacey and Ashley Monroe seem to be kindred spirits in that regard! Yikes! (lol)
If you like old time western swing and country, check out "Its About Dam Time" from the Marshall Ford Swing Band. As far as I'm concerned some of the best new bands and solo artists these days get the least recognition even in their home states of Texas!
For fans of traditional country music, The Way I Remember It will be the Nashville album of the year, joining those released by various traditional, Texas-based labels.
It's pleasant enough, but the production is too lush for my tastes. If it is *the* Nashville album of the year for fans of traditional country music, that's only because Nashville is turning out a lot of crap. IMO, it can't hold a candle to a lot of music coming out of Texas.
Saw you twice on Larrys Country dinner how can i purchase your new album?
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Inside the office, there is a desktop application that hits the internal database quite a bit. From the website, some data is entered into THAT version of the database. Replication keeps both databases in synch on a schedule of every 5 minutes.
My client has a T1 that runs into their office. I want to knock out the hosting provider altogether, host their website from a server they already have (more than capable of handling this website), and dump the replication altogether. This would save them $1500 per month, and for a company of 5, it would really make a difference to them.
Assuming I already have a backup strategy in place (way to move a copy of the DB offsite every day), what are the problems with this?
Support? they can reboot their server as easily as the hosting provider can. What if server goes down for good? There is a duplicate that I can bring up in a couple of hours, and that is all the level of service they really require.
What am I missing here? I want to save them money, but I don't want to screw them over...
EDIT: Some of the answers and comments make it clear that I myself wasn't clear. My client (company A, not a hosting provider) is paying company B to host their website. The website has a database (MS SQL Server 2000) that is 15 GB. That SQL Server DB is being replicated back to a server @ company A.
Company B is charging Company A $1500 per month for this service.
Company A already has a T1 for connectivity to the internet. They are located inside of a run of the mill business park.
I am proposing doing away with any outside hosting, getting a DNS provider to point the website to Company A's static IP and hosting the website on a server inside Company A. Then there would be no need for any replication at all, and they wouldn't be paying company B $1500 per month.
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The defending champ rallies from two sets to one down to go past the hapless Scot
Defending champion Novak Djokovic moved into an Australian Open final against Rafael Nadal after struggling past Andy Murray in a five-set, almost five-hour semifinal on Friday. Despite appearing tired and sore from the second set on, Djokovic rallied to beat Murray 6-3, 3-6, 6-7(4), 6-1, 7-5 in a rematch of the 2011 final at Melbourne Park to reach his third consecutive Grand Slam final.
After wasting a chance to serve out the match at 5-3 in the fifth and letting Murray back into the contest, Djokovic cashed in his first match point when the Scot missed a forehand after four hours, 50 minutes.
Djokovic dropped onto his back, fully laid out on the court. He got up and shook hands with Murray, before jogging back out onto the court like a boxer, dropping to his knees and crossing himself.
It was already after 12:30 a.m. on Saturday when he got up again and pumped his arms triumphantly.
"Andy deserves the credit to come back from 2-5 down. He was fighting. I was fighting," Djokovic said. "Not many words that can describe the feeling of the match.
"Evidently it was a physical match...it was one of the best matches I played. Emotionally and mentally it was equally hard."
"To be honest, I think I matured as a player. I started to believe on the court I could win majors," he said, when asked about what had changed for him in 2011. "Rafa and Roger are the most dominant players for the last seven, eight years. ... It was very hard to take away the titles from them. They will not give you the titles. You have to earn it."
He is now aiming to be only the fifth man in the Open Era started in 1968 to win three straight majors — only Rod Laver, Pete Sampras, Federer and Nadal have achieved it before him, with only Laver going on to complete the Grand Slam by winning all four majors in a season.
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Both players had their form dips, but Djokovic's were more obvious. He led by a set and a break before Murray started coming back at him. Then Djokovic started walking gingerly and appeared to be struggling for breath just as he had been in his straights sets quarterfinal win over No.5 David Ferrer.
At one point, he pointed to his nose and seemed to indicate to his support group that he was having trouble breathing.
He stayed in the points, despite Murray scrambling and trying to get him involved in long rallies.
After losing a tight tiebreaker and virtually conceding the fourth set, Murray rallied again after slipping behind 5-2 in the fifth. He broke Djokovic at love when the Serb was serving for the match on a three-game streak that put all the pressure back on the defending champion.
But Djokovic composed himself and seemed to be gathering energy as the match wore on. He held serve and then broke Murray to finish it off.
"I'm extremely delighted to be in the final," Djokovic said. "What can be a bigger challenge than playing against Rafa Nadal, one of the greatest players ever.
"I'm going to try to recover. Obviously it's going to be physical as well. So I need to do some push—ups tonight."
Earlier, Russians Svetlana Kuznetsova and Vera Zvonareva won the women's doubles final on Friday with a 5—7, 6—4, 6—3 victory over the Italian duo of Sara Errani and Roberta Vinci.
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ARLINGTON - UT Arlington police have arrested a fourth area teen in connection with a series of November cell phone robberies in which students were approached, asked for their cell phones and then punched in the face.
The 16-year-old from Arlington turned himself in to campus police Monday, Dec. 21, and was taken to the Tarrant County Juvenile Detention Center.
The teen faces a charge of juvenile delinquency in connection with a Nov. 22 incident outside the Maple Square Apartments, 400 S. Oak St., in which a UT Arlington student was punched in the face. The assailant then took the student's backpack, laptop computer and wallet.
Monday's arrest fulfilled four warrants police obtained for teens suspected in the series of robberies.
Previously, police arrested Atulu Nagee Freeman and Arthur L. Foley, both 17, and Javon Romell Weston, 19. The three older teens are suspected of being involved in two incidents that occurred Nov. 19, police say. They face charges of robbery and theft.
In this first episode, two students were approached after 10:30 p.m. in Lot F-13, 200 W. Third St., by three teens and asked for their cell phones. When one student handed over his iPhone, one suspect punched him in the face.
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At Amdavadi, you can smell the aroma of freshly fried kachoris (among other food items) even before you enter the restaurant. Considering I'm meeting a Jain friend from Mumbai, this is the best place I could think of — most items listed here are available as Jain food as well.
Amdavadi is a charming little eat-out with white interiors, colourful paintings and bulbous lamps daintily hanging from the side walls. The menu includes all things Gujarati such as palak muthiya, handvo, thepla, sabu dana vada... Oh, and it also lists a few good old sherbets, which had almost been edged out of most menus by mocktails and aerated drinks.
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By Coach Tim Walker -- Audley Harrison (26-4-0) is a bit of a quagmire. He is there one minute, he's gone the next. Then he's back before you know it and you find yourself asking, "Why and how?"
I took serious notice of Audley when he faced New Yorkian, Brian Nix (18-12-0). Though Nix's record isn't stellar I always appreciated his willingness to mix it up with fighters who were obviously more talented than him. Thus when Audley beat him in three rounds my head peaked up from desk. His performance against Nix was more impressive, in my opinion, than Oleg Maskaev (36-7-0), Andrew Golota (41-8-1)and Lawrence Clay Bey's (21-3-1) wins against him. A bit later he faced the very durable, pro-like Robert Davis (32-11-0) and dominated him. Just in case you don't know Davis he is a bit of an opponent who had locked horns with nearly every heavyweight contender and a few champions at that time. I thought, "Maybe this is the next guy. The next dominate heavyweight." Without illusions, Audley has never been extremely fluid as a boxer, nor extremely powerful but seemed to have a good enough mix to make some noise. Who knew at the time that there were two sides to the Harrison coin?
Americans, to a certain degree, were somewhat unappreciative of his style because he wasn't a killer in the mold of Mike Tyson or a boxing aficionado like Lenox Lewis. Nevertheless, the stage was set and the buzz was building. After a couple of U.S. fights he matched up with fellow London-man Danny Williams (41-8-0) and American Dominick Guinn (32-6-1). The Williams fight I understood. It was a huge fight in the Common Wealth and made good business sense. Still, he lost overwhelmingly in my opinion by barely punching. The Guinn fight I understood less. Guinn may have looked prime for the picking, given that he had lost 3 of 5 leading up to the bought, but make no mistake he is a very talented fighter. The fight yielded the same result, a Harrison loss. The buzz slowly trickled down.
When the public had just about written him off, a rematch with Danny Williams resulted in a brilliant third round KO. It was only on 8 days notice and Williams wasn't in great shape but I again thought, "Okay. Maybe he's ready now." My enthusiasm was short lived. In February of 2007 he battled journeyman Michael Sprott (32-14-0) for the European Union Heavyweight Title and though he managed to drop the challenger with a nice, falling left hand in the first round he fell victim to a left hand himself in the third round that ended hopes of boxing success. Or so we thought.
Harrison decided to fight on and after a couple fights in 2008 was matched against up-in-age newcomer, Irishman, Martin Rogan (12-2-0). The take on Rogan is that he is tough as nails but under-skilled as a boxer primarily because of his late start. Though Harrison isn't supremely skilled either, he was thought to be more skilled than Rogan. Apparently someone forgot to tell Rogan that skill matters because he also managed to beat Audley.
I could keep going but the song is the same. He's in one minute, he's out the next, and back before you know it. Finally, he's at the actual retirement crossroads with his rematch fight against Michael Sprott. Sprott has fought 6 times since beating Harrison and has lost 4 of those fights. So this is really it for Audley. Either he wins or he really does go away. In his own words, "I will retire if I dont win this so we know whats going to happen Im going to win this fight, no doubt."
Unfortunately for many of us, there is doubt. Serious doubt. One or done, Audley. One or done!
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