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36 Parks and Recreation Northfield Park District COMMUNITY EVENTS SPRING EGGSTRAVAGANZA Egg Hunt April 11 | 10:30AM New location this year: Willow Park SUMMER Northfield Market & Music Wednesdays, July 8 – August 19 5:30-8:30PM | Clarkson Park Bring your entire family! Enjoy concerts, kid’s activities and entertainment, and a community market. Dinner available from a featured food vendor, specialty beers and wine. Northfield’s Fourth of July July 4 | 10AM - 1PM | Willow Park Led by Northfield Police and Fire/Rescue, the community joins in the bike parade to Willow Park for games, amusements, races, food and music. FALL Northfield State Fair September 12 | Clarkson Park An annual Northfield tradition! Live Music | Fireworks | Concessions | Beer/ Wine | Kid’s Activities | Ribfest & Pie Baking Contests Boo Bash October 23 | 6-7:30PM Northfield Community Center WINTER Festival fun in early December NSSRA The North Suburban Special Recreation Association (NSSRA), a partnership of 10 park districts and two cities, connects recreation, leisure skills and sports to Northfield residents with a wide range of disabilities. Together, NSSRA and the Northfield Park District make high-quality, fun-filled recreational programs available to everyone. Prepare for Emergencies with Smart911! Smart911- Winnetka Alerts is afree service that allows individuals and businesses to sign up for emergency notifications to be sent via email, text or voice message. The Smart911 App lets you create asafety profile for your home and business to share critical information with dispatchers and first responders. Find the Smart911 App in your app store or text “Smart911” to 67283 to receive the download link via text message. Winnetka Police Department 410 Green Bay Road Emergency: 9-1-1 Non-Emergency: 847-501-6034 TDD: 847-501-6041 Police@winnetka.org Winnetka Fire Department 428 Green Bay Road Emergency: 9-1-1 Non-Emergency: 847-501-6029 Fire@Winnetka.org thriving businesses, vibrant communities | WinnetkaNorthfieldChamber.com
Parks and Recreation 37 Winnetka Music Festival Pumps it Up for Year Four Winnetka, IL – February 14, 2020– The award-winning Winnetka Music Festival is bringing its fourth annual extravaganza back Father’s Day weekend. Beginning Friday night, June 19, and continuing all day Saturday, June 20, over 15,000 music fans from across the nation are expected on Chicago’s North Shore for this year’s line-up of prominent emerging artists. Musicians make a stopover in our village during their national tours, which includes the summer festival circuit and late-night television. Speaking to its increasing notoriety as the destination fest of the summer, Festival Chairman Scott Myers stated, “We are excited that the Winnetka Music Festival has become such a popular event across the North Shore and one that people look forward to for kicking off the summer.” The featured act for Friday night is St. Paul & the Broken Bones, whose infectious blend of Soul, R&B, and theatrics has graced the much larger stages at Lollapalooza and Coachella, as well as priming the crowds opening for The Rolling Stones on two tours. This high-energy band will hit the stage in Winnetka before embarking on the Wheels of Soul tour with Tedeschi Trucks Band, then it’s on to Wrigley Field opening for Zac Brown. Back by popular demand, trumpet playing savant Spencer Ludwig will highlight and elevate the fest’s closing night act with a veritable dance party of beats, funk & trumpet and pop music like you’ve never experienced. Spencer is a Latin Grammy Award Winner and recognized on campaigns for Target, Pepsi, and Tommy Hilfiger, the NFL Honors, and more. The Winnetka Music Festival features four music stages that are centralized for easy flow between musical acts. The music kicksoff Friday night with four prominent musical acts. The festival continues Saturday morning with The Family Stage on the Village Green which offers music and interactive experiences for all ages. Throughout the day there will be main stage acts as well as specialty genres and intimate listening acts in the historic Winnetka Chapel. Concessions will include craft beers, wine and delicacies from unique food trucks. All 25 bands for this year’s Festival were selected by Val Haller, Winnetka resident and music industry veteran (valslist.com). Ms. Haller, as one of the creators and producers of the WMF notes, “The Winnetka Music Festival is a showcase of the music industry’s top emerging talent in an up-close and personal setting. A veritable “I saw them when” thrill for our concert goers as our bands start climbing the charts” The Winnetka Music Festival relies on community support to continue building upon its early success and fostering its continued success well into the future. Per Chairman Scott Myers, “Executing an event of this scale and quality has only been possible through the collaborative efforts of volunteers, Valslist, the Village of Winnetka, the Winnetka Park District, local businesses, the Chamber of Commerce as well as residents.” The 2020 festival requires a ticket for admission for those over 21. Several tiers of ticket options are available. More information about the Winnetka Music Festival, including how to purchase tickets, sponsor, or volunteer, can be found at http://www. winnetkamusicfestival.com/. About the Artists St Paul & The Broken Bones: stpaulandthebrokenbones.com/ WinnetkaNorthfieldChamber.com | 2020 community guide
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