5 Things to do in the North Suburbs: August 2

Summer in Chicago is finally here, and it’s time to dive into the excitement! Whether you’re a sun-seeker, foodie, or music lover, the city offers endless possibilities to make your summer unforgettable. Check out these five must-do activities this weekend to kick off the season!

Celebrate 100 Years of Northbrook Days Festival

Celebrate a century of community spirit with carnival rides, live music, and a variety of delicious food options. The event promises fun activities for all ages, including games, raffles, and more. Come together with friends and family to enjoy the festivities and commemorate 100 years of local tradition.

Date: July 31 to August 4
Time:
Fri 6:00PM to 11:00PM; Sat 9:30AM to 11:00PM; Sun 12:00PM to 8:00PM
Cost:
Free
Location:
West Metra Commuter Lot at Northbrook Train Station
More Info:
northbrookdays.com

Experience Maker’s Market in Evanston

Explore a diverse array of handcrafted goods from talented local artisans. This vibrant market offers unique finds, from jewelry and home decor to fashion and art. Enjoy the opportunity to support local makers and discover one-of-a-kind items in downtown Evanston.

Date: August 4
Time:
12:00PM to 5:00PM
Cost:
Free
Location:
1800 Maple St, Evanston
More Info:
eventbrite.com

Discover Creativity at the Wilmette Art Fair

Celebrate creativity with art exhibits, live performances, and interactive workshops. This festival highlights a variety of artistic fields, offering something for everyone. Engage with artists, enjoy live music, and participate in hands-on activities that make art accessible and enjoyable for all.

Date: August 3 to August 4
Time:
10:00AM to 5:00PM
Cost:
Free
Location:
Wilmette Ave & Central Ave, Wilmette
More Info:
amdurproductions.com 

Feel Inspired at Libertyville’s Festival of the Arts

Celebrate creativity with art exhibits, live performances, and interactive workshops. This festival highlights a variety of artistic fields, offering something for everyone. Engage with artists, enjoy live music, and participate in hands-on activities that make art accessible and enjoyable for all.

Date: August 3 to August 4
Time:
Sat 10:00AM to 7:00PM; Sun 10:00AM to 5:00PM
Cost:
Free
Location:
Cook Park, Libertyville
More Info:
adlercenter.org

Learn The History of Coffee in Winnetka

Dive into the fascinating journey of coffee from its origins to its global influence today. This engaging presentation covers the historical significance, cultural impact, and various brewing methods of coffee. Whether you’re a coffee enthusiast or an occasional coffee drinker, this event offers an opportunity to deepen your appreciation for this iconic beverage.

Date: August 3
Time: 11:00AM to 12:00PM
Cost: Free
Location: Winnetka Library 
More Info: wnpld.org

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