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Oswego's Arranmore venue provides entertainment, polo

As president, Shannon Greene-Robb oversees the litany of diverse activities hosted throughout the season at Arranmore Farm and Polo Club in Oswego. The venue, located on Rance Road just west of Route 30, serves as a site for weddings, meetings, concerts and other artistic ventures. (Shea Lazansky)

As president, Shannon Greene-Robb oversees the litany of diverse activities hosted throughout the season at Arranmore Farm and Polo Club in Oswego. The venue, located on Rance Road just west of Route 30, serves as a site for weddings, meetings, concerts and other artistic ventures. (Shea Lazansky)

Realtor and avid polo player John Greene (in green), started Arranmore Farm and Polo Club as a local spot to play with friends and family. Since its inception, the spot has grown to include public events like Wednesday polo games, concerts, weddings and other events. (Photo provided)

Spectators at polo matches held at Arranmore Farm and Polo Club have the opportunity to participate in the game, when they take part in the divot stomp. A divot stomp is a moment halfway through the match, when spectators can bring a glass of champagne with them onto the field, as they stomp down divots, repl (Photo provided)

Guests at the concerts held at Arranmore Farm and Polo Club have more than 300 acres of land to spread across as they listen to the music. Many guests create elaborate spaces, leading some to compare the spot to Ravinia. (Photo provided)

The Cabernet Cabaret concerts, or CabCab as they're known, were launched as part of Arranmore Arts' efforts to "bring arts and culture out to the western suburbs," as President Shannon Greene-Robb said. (Photo provided)

CabCab concerts feature local musicians and singers performing a variety of genres of music, usually focusing on one per concert, whether it's '70s rock 'n' roll, or '90s pop. (Photo provided)