Where is septemberfest schaumburg

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Summer Breeze Concert Series. July 10 Maggie Speaks Maggie Speaks formed in The Municipal Center and Prairie Center parking lots will be closed to parking beginning Monday evening, August 29 at p. Parking for the evening of August 29 through September 1 and September 6: Drivers may park their vehicles in the grassy area located immediately south of the landscaped logo near the main entrance as well as on the west side of Summit Drive, south of Schaumburg Court.

In the event of heavy rain, the grass lot will need to be closed. Parking for Friday, September 2: Approximately half of the crafters for this year's event will be setting up on Friday, September 2. Please remember to abide by all parking restrictions on Summit Drive and village ordinances such as parking 20 feet away from an intersection, parking 15 feet away from a fire hydrant, etc.

Still, some elements had to be eliminated, including the arts and crafts show, parade, and not-for-profit day, due to timing, budget and potential restrictions, Benvenuti added.

The last two areas to be confirmed were main stage entertainment and restaurant vendors as village officials negotiated their contracts. They wound up with a full lineup of popular bands -- and local eateries -- both days. Main stage entertainment opens at p. The popular Chicago-area band Fletcher Rockwell follows at p.

On Sept. The Grammy-nominated hard rock band Great White closes out the evening starting at p. More entertainment takes place throughout both days on the local music stage.

Bands and orchestras from Schaumburg Township Elementary District 54 open both days' lineup starting at 11 a. Food options run the gamut and go beyond the typical carnival fare. Patrons can choose from Thai and Mexican, to pizza options, and family-friendly chicken fingers, nachos and burgers. Dairy Queen and Sweet Occasions will be offering desserts. In bringing the festival back, one year after it was canceled due to COVID, Netter credits the steady commitment of the village board, as well as the drive and dedication of staff and the Septemberfest Committee.

Long hours overcome long odds to bring Schaumburg's Septemberfest back in By Eileen O. Daday Daily Herald Correspondent.