Kendall County entertainment news from The Scene and Shaw Local News Network
Enjoy an evening tour of the Edith Farnsworth House in Plano.
The first annual event is set for Wednesday, Aug. 13 at Main Street Merchants.
One of These Nights, a tribute to the Eagles and their solo work, is known in the industry as the ultimate Eagles tribute, playing classic Eagles hits note-for-note. Tickets are on sale now for $3.
These restaurants in northern Illinois, from vibrant downtowns to peaceful riverfronts, provide gorgeous views without the hustle and bustle of Chicago traffic.
Highlights include Taste of Glen Ellyn, Woodstock Truck 'N Food Show, DeKalb Corn Fest and Geneva's Festival of the Vine.
Summer is here, and it's time to get outside and enjoy the natural beauty of northern Illinois.
Check out these end-of-summer beer festivals in Sycamore, Oak Park, Aurora and more.
Eight artists contribute to the new exhibit that celebrates global diversity.
Check out these smaller water parks in the suburbs before the kids head back to school.
The Kendall County Fair runs from July 31-Aug. 3 at the Yorkville fair grounds.
The Kendall County Fair will take place July 31 to Aug. 3 at the Kendall County Fairgrounds, 10826 Route 71 in Yorkville.
"True West" runs through Aug. 31 at Paramount's Copley Theatre in downtown Aurora.
Check out these restaurants the next time you make plans for your weekend brunch.
You don't need to travel to Napa Valley to enjoy good wines. Northern Illinois is home to many wineries that produce high-quality, unique varietals not found elsewhere.
Attend a free concert at Hudson Crossing Park in Oswego, or catch a performance of 'Wizard of Oz' at Oswego High School.
Village trustees approved $21,981 in grant funding to help offset building and construction costs for Taco Dále Cantina to open in the space that had previously housed Tap House Grill in downtown Oswego.
Kendall County offers excellent paved and limestone-screened trails ideal for biking.
The beloved summer event runs from July 24 through July 27, and will have live music, carnival, parade and much more.
Take the whole family on a kayaking or tubing adventure along one of northern Illinois' scenic rivers.
July is National Ice Cream Month! Check out this list of 9 places to visit this summer.
Yorkville's Riverfest is July 19 at Bicentennial Riverfront Park.
Enjoy an outdoor movie in Oswego and celebrate summer at Yorkville's River Fest this weekend in Kendall County.
Montgomery invites the public to the free first concert in the park of the year, featuring the high-energy party band Disco Circus.
The Aurora downtown area embraces its vibrant renaissance as the cultural heartbeat of the city.
More than 30 food trucks will line up in the heart of downtown Aurora, serving a variety of cuisines.
From 2Toots to Pilot Pete's, here's a list of some themed restaurants for a fun-filled meal the whole family can enjoy.
The orchestra will perform “Raiders March,” “Jurassic Park,” “Harry Potter,” “E.T.,” “Superman,” “The Cowboys,” “Schindler’s List” and “Star Wars.”
The Midwest is full of beautiful national parks, perfect for a weekend getaway.
The Limelight Theatre Company is owned and operated by the Oswegoland Park District. It's upcoming production of “The Wizard of Oz” is a celebration of its 25th year.
Upcoming performances include tributes to Morgan Wallen, Toby Keith, The Eagles and the 90s grunge music scene.
“Live Beats & Breezy Bites” offers a perfect opportunity to relax and enjoy an evening of live music at the historic Edith Farnsworth House in Plano.
Relax and enjoy a glass of wine on the beautiful outdoor patio this season. The winery also has live music most weekends.
The Minnesota-based Americana band will perform at Roberts Family Farm on Thursday, July 10.
National Dive Bar Day is Monday, July 7. If you're looking for a local pub to check out, these neighborhood dive bars in northern Illinois are worth visiting.
Several farms in northern Illinois offer fresh produce, along with animals, activities and family fun.
From food trucks and live music to family-friendly festivities, here is a roundup of places to enjoy the Fourth of July across Kendall County:
'Come From Away' tells the story of a group of stranded passengers who were diverted to Newfoundland on September 11, 2001.
Standing on the edge of a 300-foot limestone bluff in southern Illinois’ Shawnee National Forest, Machaela Sweeney could thank the perfect words she typed into ChatGPT for bringing her to the unexpected spot.
You don't have to fight city traffic to enjoy a day at the beach in northern Illinois.
Here's a list of some of the most beautiful road trip ideas in the U.S.
Kendall County has several exciting upcoming events, including an aquatic Fourth of July celebration, family fun parade and festival, and library tea party.
Highlights include Yorkville's River Fest, Batavia's Windmill City Fest and many more.
Tap House Grill, which had been in business in downtown Oswego since 2008, on Feb. 24 closed its doors.
Whether you’re looking for a relaxing afternoon picnicking with family, a challenging hike on a scenic trail, or a fun-filled day playing games with the kids, here are some municipal parks in communities across northern Illinois that have something for everyone.
Summer is filled with beer festivals, from Joliet to Princeton, Galena to McHenry and more.
The 2025 farmers market season kicks off soon in communities across northern Illinois. Here's a list of some of the best markets in the area.
Enjoy a quick weekend getaway in the Hyatt Lodge Oak Brook's serene setting, spend the afternoon swimming in the pool or relaxing in the spa.
Visit Skydive Chicago in Ottawa or Chicagoland Skydiving Center in Rochelle this spring or summer for a thrilling adventure.
Starved Rock Lodge offers canyon tours, cruises, guided hikes and more to explore the natural beauty of one of the state's most-visited state parks.
Kendall County has several exciting upcoming events, including a community clean-up event, sensory friendly swim, and Harry Potter trivia night.