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Enjoy juried work at 

Art Fair on the Square 

The 63rd annual Art Fair on the Square 

is the signature event for the Deer Path 

Art League and our gift to the community. 

The two-day, juried fine art show Sunday- 

Monday, Sept. 3-4 is located in historic 

Lake Forest Market Square, attracts more 

than 20,000 attendees, is free to the public 

and celebrates the individual artisan. This 

year’s event runs 10 a.m.-5 p.m. both days 

over Labor Day weekend. 

Last year nearly 400 national and international 

artists applied to participate. The 

selected 180 exhibitors work in a variety 

of disciplines including: ceramics, digital 

art, drawing/pastels, fiber, glass, graphics/ 

printmaking, jewelry, metal, mixed media, 

painting, photography, sculpture and 

wood. 

Featured specialty booths will include 

the entrepreneurial Young Artists area 

with artisanal crafts, the Lake Forest/ 

Lake Bluff Artslink tent highlighting over 

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20 community arts not-for-profits and the 

Information Tent, which details Deer Path 

Art League programming. 

For over 63 years, the not-for-profit 

Deer Path Art League has been dedicated 

to the creation and appreciation of art 

through a variety of classes and summer 

camps at Gorton Community Center, exhibitions 

of student and member work, 

and the awarding of a scholarship at Lake 

Forest High School. 

Hosting Art Fair helps to fulfill the Art 

League mission to “spark, nurture and 

enhance creativity as well as raise community 

awareness and appreciation of the 

arts.” The mission is as true today as it 

was in 1954. We hope to see you there to 

help us celebrate the tradition of supporting 

the arts on the North Shore. 

Submitted by Deer Path Art League 

Summer Dance Camps 

Ballet, Pointe, Jazz, Modern, Contemporary, 

Hip-Hop & Pre-Dance 

Learn from professionals 

at Ballet Makkai 

Come see what it’s like 

to dance at Ballet Makkai! 

Our four-week Summer 

Dance Intensive is designed 

for beginning to advanced 

dancers interested 

in focusing on their dance 

technique. Everyday dancers 

will take class in ballet, 

pointe, partnering, variations, 

jazz, modern, acting, 

choreography, dance 

history, pilates, floor barre, 

body conditioning and 

more. Guest teachers include 

professionals from 

Joffrey Ballet, Ballet Hispanico, 

Luna Negra Dance 

Theater, Lyric Opera, Gus 

Giordano, Elements Contemporary 

Ballet, River 

North Dance Company 

and Hubbard Street Dance 

Chicago. Classes Monday- 

Friday 9:30 a.m.-3 p.m. 

• June 12-16 

• June 19-23 

• June 26-30 

• July 3-8 

Let your little ballerina 

spend their summer dancing 

with us. Classes come 

alive through music and 

dance, while the magic of 

children’s stories sparks 

their imagination. Your 

dancer transforms into 

the lead character of storybooks 

and classical ballets 

and acts out the tales 

through dance and song. 

Designed to promote gross 

motor skills, French terminology 

of ballet, colors and 

counting, creative dance, 

musicality and more. 

Our Princess and Pirouette 

Camps are designed 

for our littlest dancers 

ages 3-6. Designed for 

our younger students with 

special princess, classical 

ballet and storybook 

themes such as Cinderella, 

Sleeping Beauty, Little 

Mermaid, Beauty and the 

Beast and more. Classes 

Monday-Friday 9 a.m.- 

noon. 

Ballet, Tap, Crafts, Story 

Time and Dance Games 

and Dress Up Time. 

• June 5-9 

• June 12-16 

• June 19-23 

Summer evening classes 

for ballet, jazz and modern 

available as well. 

For more information go 

to www.balletmakkai.com 

or call 847-433-1449. 

Submitted by Ballet Makkai 

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June 25-August 5 

Day Camp 

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June 5-August 18 

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July 2-8 

August 13-19 

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Tips for summer hair care from Pascal Pour Elle 

When the sun finally 

gets here, will your hair 

and skin thrive? 

As the weather starts to 

change here in Chicago, 

it means summer is right 

around the corner. With 

summer fashions in store 

windows, it lets us know 

that fun in the sun will 

soon be a reality. It is the 

perfect time to prepare 

your hair and skin with a 

few simple steps. 

To make your summer 

fashion really glow, you 

need to have fabulous hair 

and colored hair needs 

protection. Our colorists 

recommend using a UV 

protection spray such as 

Pureology Colour Fanatic, 

a multitasking hair spray. 

They also recommend using 

a mild shampoo, or a 

sulfate free shampoo such 

as Evo Therapist Shampoo 

and Conditioner. This 

shampoo is lightweight 

and recommended for all 

hair types. Between the sun 

and chlorine, summer can 

take its toll on your hair. 

If you have color-treated 

hair, our colorists suggest 

using Brazilian Blowout 

Smoothing Serum before 

you enter the pool to coat 

the hair. This will lock in 

moisture, while locking 

out humidity and provide 

UVA & UVB protection. 

If your hair is frizzy during 

this time of year, we 

recommend either the Brazilian 

blowout treatment, 

or the Keratin Complex 

smoothing treatment. 

It is also very important 

to protect your skin during 

this time of year. Optimal 

protection from the sun requires 

both a quality sunblock 

and an antioxidant 

to prevent damage caused 

by visible light. Our salon 

carries high-end skin care 

lines that range in all sorts 

of at-home care. A recommendation 

for your skin 

during this time would be 

Revision Tinted Moisturizer. 

It has an SPF of 45, 

which is perfect for your 

face. Reapplication is not 

necessary with this product 

except after swimming 

and activities that cause intense 

perspiration. 

We are all looking forward 

to summer as it 

quickly approaches. It’s 

time to take steps to make 

your hair and skin equally 

elegant. Topping your look 

off with beautiful healthy 

hair and skin will give you 

the complete package to 

look and feel fabulous all 

summer! 

Submitted by Pascal Pour 

Elle 

Summer fun is in full swing! 

FEATURE FILMS 

The Dark Knight (June 16) 

2001: A Space Odyssey (June 30) 

Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid 

(July 7) 

The Princess Bride (July 14) 

Good Will Hunting (August 4) 

Mrs. Doubtfire (August 11) 

Hook (August 18) 

Rogue One (September 16) 

COMMUNITY CLASSES 

Bridge 

Bubbles Academy 

Digital SLR 

Palette & Pours 

Woodworking 

CAMP FUN 

Camp Gorton 

Facets Kids Film Camp 

Method Acting with Jeremy Kruse 

Pasta “Beauty & The Beast” 

Robothink 

Sewing 

Soccer Stars 

STEM 

Check out dates and times of everything that’s happening 

at the Gorton Community Center! 

Visit www.gortoncenter.org today 

63 RD ANNUAL 2017 

join us labor day weekend! 

annual juried fine art show 

sunday - monday september 3 - 4 

10 a.m. - 5 p.m. 

Market Square Lake Forest, Illinois deerpathartleague.org 

Free Admission Open to the Public 

Artwork: Glenna Adkins 

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FRIENDS OF LAKE FOREST PARKS AND RECREATION FOUNDATION 

presents 

LOU GRAMM 

The Voice of FOREIGNER 

July 4 

6:00 pm - 10:00 pm 

Deerpath Community Park 

KIDS ATTRACTIONS FOOD & BEVERAGES ENTERTAINMENT FIREWORKS 

TIME: 

LOCATION: 

TICKETS: 

PARKING: 

VIP PASSES: 

6:00 pm - 10:00 pm - Gates open at 5:00 pm 

Deerpath Community Park 

$15 Lake Forest / Lake Bluff Residents 

$20 Non-Residents 

Kids 5 & Under Free • Cash Only at the Gate 

Regular Parking Pass: $25 day of event only (as space is available - cash only) 

Premier Parking Pass: $50 (available until July 1st or until sold out) 

$75 Adult • $25 Child (12 yrs & under - must be accompanied by Adult VIP) 

Includes admission, beverages, catered food by Michael’s, 

and early setup at 3:00 pm. 

LOU GRAMM 

One of the greatest singers in 

Rock music, LOU GRAMM’S 

unique vocals and hit songs 

have placed FOREIGNER among 

Billboard’s Top Artists of all time. 

Their 16 Billboard Top 40 Hit 

Songs defined an era. 

SPONSORED BY: 

VIP PACKAGE: Family VIP Package: $250 

Includes 2 Adult VIP passes, 4 Child VIP passes, and premier parking – 

a $300 value. VIP Packages are limited and only available in advance. 

ENTERTAINMENT: 

Opening Act: Journey Unauthorized, Headliner: Lou Gramm 

FOOD: 

Available for purchase or bring your own 

For tickets and more information, please visit www.FriendsLFPR.org 

All proceeds, after festival expenses, are 

used to support the great year-round 

programs of the Lake Forest Parks and 

Recreation Department.



Make lasting memories with Lake Forest Parks and Rec 

Lake Forest Parks & 

Recreation offers a wide 

variety of summer camp 

experiences with a flexible 

schedule, affordable pricing 

and a reputation that 

is second to none. From 

traditional day camps to 

sports, nature, dance, art 

and technology, there is 

a camp for every child. 

Many camps are offered 

from one to eight weeks, 

so you can customize your 

summer camp schedule to 

fit your summer plans. 

At Summer Discovery 

Day Camp (ages 3-4) and 

Everett Explorers (ages 

4-6) young campers will 

develop new friendships, 

explore the environment 

and learn cooperation and 

teamwork. Weekly activities 

include games, sports, 

arts and crafts, nature and 

science activities, creative 

movement and music, story 

time and more. 

Tiny dancers will love 

our Dance Me a Story 

Camps (ages 3-7) which 

bring to life themes and 

characters of favorite stories. 

Campers will learn 

dance skills, develop creative 

expression and work 

on a fun craft project daily. 

This summer’s themes are: 

Super Ballerina, Alice in 

Wonderland, The Rainbow 

Fish, Beauty & the Beast, 

Beach Bash & Luau, and 

Princess & the Pea. 

All Stars & Beyond Day 

Camp (ages 5-12) features 

many attendance options 

(full/half day, full session/ 

weekly) and a wide variety 

of activities. Full day 

campers will take weekly 

trips to the Lake Forest 

High School Pool, Forest 

Park Beach and local 

attractions such as the 

Lincoln Park Zoo, Green 

Meadows Farm, America’s 

Action Territory in 

Kenosha, and various water 

parks. McCormick Day 

Camp (ages 5-10), our 

oldest day camp, features 

woodworking, crafts, archery, 

sports, games and 

many themed group activities. 

Adventure Camp (ages 

10-12) provides an excellent 

all-day, outdoor camp 

experience. 2017 outings 

include canoeing at the 

Skokie Lagoons, fishing 

and hiking at Independence 

Grove, a campout in 

southern Wisconsin, and a 

trip to Vertical Endeavors, 

an indoor rock climbing 

facility. Twigs Art Camp 

(ages 6-12) provides a 

beautiful setting for campers 

to engage in art projects 

including painting, 

drawing, printmaking, 

sculpture and more. Participants 

will also enjoy 

outdoor games, performance 

arts and weekly 

trips to the beach. Field 

trips include the Chicago 

Botanic Garden, Chicago 

Shakespeare Theatre production 

“Madagascar - A 

Musical Adventure,” and 

fun in the sun at Wheeling 

Water Park. 

At Wildlife Camp (ages 

4-9) and Wildlife Science 

Camp (ages 8-14) campers 

will spend time exploring 

the Middlefork Savanna 

and learning about nature 

and wildlife in its natural 

habitat. Older campers 

will also learn to use research 

tools and will have 

LAKE FOREST 

P A R K S A N D R E C R E A T I O N 

daily interaction with the 

WDC’s animals. Musical 

Theater Camp (ages 4-15) 

students sing, dance, act 

and participate in all production 

aspects of theater. 

This year’s themes are 

Finding Nemo, Aladdin, 

Finding Dory and High 

School Musical. STEM 

Camps include Video 

Game Coding, Circuits 

& Scratch, Digital Movie 

Making, Minecraft and 

Chess. We also offer many 

specific sports camps: 

football, soccer, lacrosse, 

basketball, golf and volleyball. 

Visit our website www. 

LFParksandRec.com to 

view our camp guide and 

register today. 

Submitted by Lake Forest 

Parks and Recreation 

Make lasting memories for your kids this summer at 

Lake Forest Parks & Recreation Summer Camps! 

Our Camp Categories Include: 

• Day Camps 

• Sports Camps 

• Dance/Theater Camps 

• Wildlife Camps 

• STEM Camps 

Register now at www.LFParksandRec.com!




26 fun 

things 

to do in Highland Park 

and Lake Forest 

(25 more online at HighlandParkLandmark. 

com and LakeForestLeader.com) 

Congratulations, Highland Park and Lake Forest; you 

made it through another Chicagoland winter. Now it’s 

time to enjoy some fun in the sun, but that doesn’t mean 

traveling very far. In fact, it doesn’t even mean leaving 

your hometown. Highland Park, Highwood, Lake Bluff 

and Lake Forest might not be a tropical paradise but there 

are plenty of options to keep you active this summer without 

the hassle of hopping a plane or spending hours upon 

hours in a car. Below, we’ve listed 26 fun things to do right 

here in the North Shore. 

1. Ravinia District 

Food Truck 

Thursdays 

The public is invited 

to come and enjoy a wide 

variety of food and drinks 

from more than a dozen 

food trucks and local restaurants 

while enjoying live 

outdoor musical performances. 

Food Truck Thursdays 

will begin at 4:30 p.m. 

each week and end at dusk, 

on Dean Avenue between 

Roger Williams and St. 

Johns avenues, and in Jens 

Jensen Park, across from 

the Ravinia Metra Station, 

starting June 1 running 

through Sept. 14. 

2. Bitter Jester 

Battle of the Bands 

Now in its 12th year, 

the Bitter Jester Battle of 

the Bands holds its Grand 

Finale concert at Wolters 

Field, 1080 Park Ave. West, 

Highland Park, leading up 

to the fireworks. Semifinalist 

bands are selected during 

preliminary battles every 

Friday in June at 7 p.m. 

in Port Clinton Square. Ten 

semifinalists then compete 

against each other from 4 

p.m. to 9:30 p.m. on July 

4 for cash and other prizes 

and the chance to be named 

the 2017 Grand Champion. 

The audience picks the 

winning band. Food, drink 

and dessert vendors will be 

on hand all night long, so 

come hungry. 

3. Lake Bluff 

Farmers Market 

From produce, proteins 

and pastries to flowers, 

cheese and more, the Lake 

Bluff Farmers Market is 

one of the village’s best 

places to stock your fridge 

and pantry. With knife 

sharpening services, live 

music and cooking demonstrations, 

the Lake Bluff 

Farmers Market works to 

create an experience that 

will kick summer weekends 

in Lake Bluff in style. 

Join us, join our vendors 

and join your neighbors 

on the Lake Bluff Village 

Green, 1 E. Scranton Ave., 

each and every Friday in 

the summer beginning on 

June 9. 

Kids enjoy treats at the Lake Bluff Farmers Market last 

year. The farmers market begins in June. 

Residents enjoy Highwood Days 2016. 

4. Highwood 

Redhead Days 

Redhead Days Chicago 

is an American iteration of 

the original Redhead Days 

celebration held in Breda, 

Netherlands, where it is 

called Roodharigendag. 

Each year, RHD Chicago 

organizes several events 

and gatherings for redheaded 

folks to enjoy together 

such as parades, 

photo shoots and outdoor 

parties designed to instill 

a sense of pride and camaraderie. 

This year’s festival 

in Highwood runs from 

June 10-11 in Everts Park, 

located at 130 Highwood 

Ave., Highwood. 

5. Tennis/Paddle 

Mixer 

Bring your favorite 

BYOB, some tasty snacks 

and say “salud” to summer 

while enjoying the fun 

games of tennis and paddle 

6-8 p.m. Saturday, June 10 

at Blair Park, 355 W. Washington 

Ave., Lake Bluff. 

6. Concerts in the 

Square 

Kick off the summer 

with free live music in 

Market Square, 724 N. 

Western Ave., Lake Forest, 

6:30–8:30 p.m. Thursday 

evenings in June and July, 

starting June 15. Bring a 

lawn chair or spread a blanket 

and enjoy entertainment, 

food and fun for the 

whole family. 

7. Lake Forest Open 

Air Market 

The seventh annual City 

of Lake Forest Open Air 

Market starts Saturday, 

June 17. Every Saturday, 

the market is open from 8 

a.m.-1 p.m. This year, the 

city is celebrating American 

farmers. The market 

commits to providing the 

best local, fresh, healthy 

food to the community 

and the surrounding area. 

Farm-to-table vendors provide 

vegetables, fruit, artisan 

breads, jams, honey 

and specialty items. 

Cyclists race in the Lake Bluff Criterium held last July. 

8. ‘La La Land’ in 

concert 

Experience the Academy 

Award-winning (but 

not best picture) film with 

the Milwaukee Symphony 

Orchestra’s performance of 

its score Sunday, June 18 

at Ravinia Park, 418 Sheridan 

Road, Highland Park, 

in the pavilion. Tickets 

$25-$90. Dean Richards, 

entertainment critic for 

WGN TV Morning News 

and WGN radio, will lead 

a pre-concert discussion at 

7 p.m. Performance begins 

at 8 p.m. 

9. Summer Pajama 

Spa Night 

Join Glitzy Girlz and 

get pampered in pajamas. 

The staff will lead kids 

ages 5-10 in facials, manicured 

and pedicure. Each 

participant designs a crystal 

beaded charm bracelet/ 

anklet. Join the fun 6-7:30 

p.m. Friday, June 23 at the 

Lake Bluff Recreation Center 

Community Room, 355 

W. Washington Ave., Lake 

Bluff. 

10. 30th Annual 

Festival of Fine 

Arts 

Free and open to the public, 

the Art Center Festival 

of Fine Arts will showcase 

the work of 125 juried artists 

from around the world 

in a variety of mediums, including 

ceramics, painting, 

sculpture and more June 

24-25 in downtown Highland 

Park. In addition to the 

incredible artwork available 

for purchase, attendees 

will be able to interact with 

artists through demonstrations 

and booth chats. Live 

music, kid-friendly activities, 

will be available for 

visitors to enjoy. 

11. Lake Bluff 

History Museum 

Auto Show 

The Lake Bluff History 

Museum will present an 

auto show featuring antique 

and classic cars, returning 

to Lake Bluff streets surrounding 

the Village Green 

at 1 E. Scranton Ave. June 

24 from 3-7 p.m. 

12. Movies at the 

Beach Christmas 

Countdown 

What could be more enjoyable 

than a day at the 

beach? Enjoy a classic winter 

holiday film to be reminded 

the holidays are right 

around the corner at 8 p.m. 

Friday, June 30 at Forest 

Park Beach, 220 E. Deerpath 

Road, Lake Forest. Santa 

is always watching, and he 

might even be there to make 

sure all the boys and girls are 

being good. 

13. Firecracker 5K 

Bring the entire family 

out to Sunset Woods Park, 

1801 Sunset Road, Highland 

Park, for the annual 

5K run and 2-mile walk at 8 

a.m. July 2. Runners start in 

the beautiful tree-covered 

Sunset Woods Park. The 

course travels through the 

streets of downtown Highland 

Park toward Park Avenue 

Beach. Runners will 

have a picturesque view of 

Lake Michigan as they approach 

the beach and will 

be tested by a steep incline 

as they exit the beach area. 

The final mile of the course 

is flat and fast. Runners finish 

back at Sunset Woods 

where they can recharge 

with refreshments before 

the post-event celebration 

and awards. The cost of 

the 5K race is $30 and the 

2-mile walk is $17. 

14. Fourth Fest 

After the parade on July 

4, the fun moves to Sunset 

Woods Park, 1801 Sunset 

Road, Highland Park, for 

Fourth Fest from 11 a.m.-2 

p.m. Fourth Fest will feature 

a variety of food vendors 

and musical performers 

to entertain residents. 

Enjoy carnival rides, a petting 

zoo, pony rides, picnic 

games, carnival games, 

live music and concession 

stands. 


Monica Panos, 9, of Lake Forest, holds sparklers for the 

first time during the Lake Forest Fourth of July Festival 

and Fireworks event. 

Fourth of July 

Parade 

The annual parade is the 

largest community event 

in Lake Bluff as more than 

25,000 people line the route 

and enjoy the fun and festive 

patriotic celebration. 

The parade is now marching 

into its 107th year. The 

parade steps off from the 

intersection of Oak Avenue 

and East Center Avenue. 

16. Lake Forest 

Festival and 

Fireworks 

The Friends of Lake Forest 

Parks and Recreation 

Foundation is hosting the 

annual Festival and Fireworks 

July 4 at Deerpath 

Park, 220 E. Deerpath 

Road, Lake Forest. The 

fields open at 5 p.m. Lou 

Gramm will headline the 

evening. 

17. North Shore 

Amateur Golf 

Tournament 

Join one of the longestrunning 

amateur events 

in Chicagoland. Players 

choose either a scratch (6.4 

index or less) or handicap 

division (15.9 index 

or less). There will be a 

scratch and handicap division 

for seniors. Not a 

competitive golfer but love 

to watch the game? Stop 

by and support the golfers. 

The tournament runs Saturday-Sunday, 

July 15-16 

at Highland Park County 

Club, 1201 Park Ave. West, 

Highland Park. 

18. Highwood Days 

Festival and North 

Shore Taco Fest 

From July 20-23 in 

downtown Highwood, celebrate 

Highwood’s oldest 

festival, complete with carnival 

rides, funnel cakes, 

a beer and margarita garden, 

live music and tons of 

food from local vendors. 

The Second Annual North 

Shore Taco Fest will also 

take place over the weekend, 

bringing together the 

region’s best taco-centric 

restaurants, caterers and 

food trucks to offer a wide 

range of taco creations. 

19. CenterStage’s 

‘Brigadoon’ 

Long considered to be 

one of the great Broadway 

classic musicals, Lerner 

and Loewe’s first great 

show “Brigadoon” will be 

CenterStage’s 2017 summer 

production. Brigadoon 

will run for eight performances, 

July 21–30 in the 

John and Nancy Hughes 

Theatre at the Gorton Community 

Center, 400 E. Illinois 

Road in Lake Forest. 


Criterium 

The Village of Lake Bluff 

plays host to the fourth 

Fyxation Open series race. 

From 3:45–5 p.m. Saturday, 

July 22, riders will 

navigate two long straight 

sections of Scranton and 

Center avenues with four 

short quick turns. Residents 

celebrate the day of racing 

with one of the most lively 

block parties of the series. 

21. Highwood 

Bloody Mary Fest 

In its seventh year, 

Bloody Mary Fest draws 

crowds of more than 5,000 

people to sample bloody 

marys from dozens of vendors, 

from near and far. 

Don’t miss the Best Bloody 

Mary in the Midwest competition 

July 30 from 10 

a.m.-5 p.m. at Everts Park, 

located at 130 Highwood 

Ave., Highwood. 

22. Lake Forest Day 

Wednesday-Thursday, 

Aug. 2-3, celebrate Lake 

Forest Day with its annual 

festivities. On Tuesday, 

West Park, 850 N. Summit 

Ave, Lake Forest, will host 

carnival rides, live music, 

food and refreshments, a 

5K fun run and parade. 

23. Garlic Fest 

The sixth annual Garlic 

Fest on Wednesday, Aug. 

16 will see some 5,000 attendees 

come to Everts 

Park, 130 Highwood Ave., 

Highwood, to sample a 

variety of garlic creations 

from out-of-the-ordinary 

garlic ice cream, candy, 

cupcakes and cocktails, 

to the more usual pastas, 

sauces, breads and butters. 

Held during Highwood’s 

Evening Market, the Fest 

features a Taste of Garlic 

Competition for the savory 

and sweet categories. 

24. John 

Mellencamp at 

Ravinia 

John Mellencamp makes 

his Ravinia debut Saturday- 

Sunday, Aug. 26-27. Gates 

open 5 p.m. at Ravinia 

Park, 418 Sheridan Road, 

Highland Park, concert 

begins at 7:30 p.m. Lawn 

tickets are $44, pavilion 

tickets are $130-$150. 

25. Stevie Nicks at 

Ravinia 

Stevie Nicks makes her 

Ravinia debut Saturday- 

Sunday, Sept. 9-10. Gates 

open 5 p.m. at Ravinia 

Park, 418 Sheridan Road, 

Highland Park, concert 

begins at 7:30 p.m. Lawn 

tickets are $70, pavilion 

tickets are $190-$200. 

26. Daddy 

Daughter Luau 

The North Pavilion at 

Forest Park Beach, 220 E. 

Deerpath Road, Lake Forest, 

will transform into 

an island paradise from 

6–9:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 

9, on this special evening 

for young ladies 5-11 and 

their dads, grandpas or 

other special guests. Island-themed 

prizes will be 

awarded.



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Music headliner announced for 

Lake Forest Festival and Fireworks 

The annual Fourth of July community 

celebration hosted by the Friends of Lake 

Forest Parks and Recreation Foundation 

announces that Lou Gramm will be the 

headliner at this year’s event. Lou is an 

American rock vocalist best known for 

being the lead singer for Foreigner. 

Those looking to enjoy an exciting 

evening filled with music, food, games 

and fireworks should head to Deerpath 

Community Park, located at 400 Hastings 

Road, Lake Forest. This will be the 11th 

year that the event has benefited from a 

presenting sponsorship by Lake Forest 

Bank and Trust. 

“The Lake Forest Festival and Fireworks 

is the premier family event on the 

North Shore and includes great music with 

food, games and activities for the entire 

family,” said event director Rick Amos. 

The gates open at 5 p.m. with the food, 

fun and music from 6-9:30 p.m. At 9:45 

p.m. the greatest fireworks display on the 

North Shore begins filling the skies. 

Tickets and VIP passes are available at 

www.FriendsLFPR.org. Tickets are $15 

for Lake Forest and Lake Bluff residents 

and $20 for non-residents. Children under 

5 are free. Parking is $25. 

“We’re excited to support the parks and 

recreation department and their programs 

as they are an important role within our 

community. The funds raised at this event 

go to support their hard work,” said P.J. 

O’Neil, president of the foundation. 

The Friends of Lake Forest Parks and 

Recreation Foundation supports parks 

and recreation projects and activities 

within Lake Forest. Major fundraising 

efforts include the Fred Jackson Golf 

Classic, July 4 Festival and Fireworks, 

Oktoberfest, and the Tree Lighting Ceremony 

at Market Square. They also act as 

a pass-through entity for those that wish 

to donate funds to other charitable causes 

within the community without having to 

establish a foundation for that specific 

cause. To donate or learn more, contact 

the Foundation at www.FriendsLFPR.org. 

Submitted by Friends of Lake Forest Parks 

and Recreation 

This summer, see all the North Shore has to offer 

Summer …. finally! Let’s spend our 

taking advantage of our gorgeous lakefront 

setting and doing special things that 

delight us during the warmer months. 

A visit to Ravina is a must for your picnic 

and the chance to enjoy music under 

the stars. In addition to being the summer 

home to the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, 

Aretha Franklin, John Legend, Buddy 

Guy, Sheryl Crow, John Mellencamp and 

Steve Nicks are some of the many artists 

visiting the North Shore this summer. 

The Chicago Botanic Garden rolls out 

the green carpet and shines during the 

summer months. Watch a local chef prepare 

garden-fresh ingredients in the most 

scrumptious way at the Garden Chef Series, 

music can be enjoyed outdoors with 

Carillon concerts on Monday nights, Music 

on the Esplanade on Tuesdays or Hot 

Summer Nights on Thursdays. Families 

can enjoy the Butterflies and Blooms exhibit 

and the Model Train Garden. 

Opening July 16, don’t miss Bill Graham 

and the Rock and Roll Revolution 

presents the Life and Times of Rock & 

Roll’s Greatest Promoter, Bill Graham, 

a Holocaust survivor who launched the 

careers of countless music legends like 

The Grateful Dead, Jimi Hendrix and Led 

Zeppelin, at the Illinois Holocaust Museum. 

For a jam-packed summer of festival 

fun, check out these special summer 

events: Glencoe Grand Prix, June 3; 

Custer Fair, Evanston, June 17–18; Evanston 

Chamber Artisan Summerfest, June 

24–25; Rock ‘n’ Run the Runway, Prospect 

Heights/Wheeling, July 1; Chicago 

Botanic Garden Art Festival, July 1–2; 

North Shore Festival of Art at Westfield 

Old Orchard, Skokie, July 8–9; World 

Arts and Music Festival, Evanston July 

15–16; Glencoe Festival of Art, July 29– 

30; Art at the Glen, Glenview, Aug. 5–6; 

Evanston Art & Big Fork Festival, Aug. 

19–21; and Skokie’s Backlot Bash, Aug. 

25–27. 

Love farmers markets? We have plenty. 

Visit our website, www.visitchicagonorthshore.com 

for detailed event listed here 

and much more including local sidewalk 

sales, outdoor dining options and fantastic 

hotel packages. 

Submitted by Chicago’s North Shore Convention 

& Visitors Bureau



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Summer on Chicago’s North Shore 

Let’s spend our summer outside! Chicago’s North Shore takes 

advantage of our gorgeous setting to make the most of the 

warm weather. Bike, swim, kayak, and sail on our pristine 

lakefront in Evanston. Accessible by CTA and Metra. 

Don't miss Bill Graham and the Rock and Roll Revolution presenting the life and 

times of rock & roll’s greatest promoter, Bill Graham, a Holocaust survivor who 

launched the careers of countless music legends like The Grateful Dead, Jimi Hendrix, 

and Led Zeppelin. Opening July 16 at the Illinois Holocaust Museum in Skokie. 

For a jam-packed summer of festival fun, check out these special summer events: 

Glencoe Grand Prix, June 3 

Custer Fair, Evanston, June 17–18; 

Evanston Chamber Artisan Summerfest, June 24–25 

Rock ‘n’ Run the Runway, Prospect Heights/Wheeling, July 1 

Chicago Botanic Garden Art Festival, July 1–2 

North Shore Festival of Art at Westfield Old Orchard, Skokie, July 8–9 

World Arts and Music Festival, Evanston, July 15–16 

Glencoe Festival of Art, July 29–30 

Art at the Glen, Glenview, August 5–6 

Evanston Art & Big Fork Festival, August 19–21 

Skokie's Backlot Bash, August 25–27 

Love farmers markets? We have plenty. Visit our website for event details 

and fantastic hotel packages. 

www.visitchicagonorthshore.com 

Ravinia 

ravinia.org 

Chicago’s “sound of summer” is the place to join friends, 

savor a picnic dinner, watch day turn into night, and 

enjoy some of the greatest music in the world 

under a star-filled sky! 

Chicago Botanic Garden chicagobotanic.org 

Explore 27 gardens and four natural areas surrounded 

by nine islands. Summer activities for all ages: 

The Model Train Garden, Garden Chef Series, 

Music on the Esplanade, and many festivals. 

Evanston Beaches 

cityofevanston.org 

Drive or take CTA or Metra to Evanston and enjoy 

gorgeous beaches. Rent a bike and ride along the 

lakeshore. Bring a cooler and a blanket and enjoy 

a summer day on the beach. Blocks away, the 

restaurants and stores of Evanston welcome you.

NS Summer Fun Guide Zone C 052517

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