
Known for recreating Queen’s iconic harmonies and Mercury’s legendary stage presence, Killer Queen is widely regarded as one of the most authentic Queen tribute acts in the world.

Father's Day is Sunday, June 21. Treat dad to one of these special brunches or activities.
The next time you're exploring Starved Rock State Park or one of other state parks, check out these delectable dining destinations in the area.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup runs through July 19.

This weekend full of music and creativity will offer free concerts in parks, shops and more, inviting the community to celebrate the arts in Wheaton.

Don’t miss Cheap Trick’s signature blend of hard rock and power-pop sensibilities, live at the newly expanded RiverEdge Park on Thursday, Sept. 10. This is rescheduled date from June 25.

Featuring the 17-member Glen Ellyn Jazz Ensemble, the series offers family-friendly entertainment from 7 to 9 p.m. on select summer evenings.

Scottish Festival & Highland Games are Friday, June 12 and Saturday, June 13 at the Dupage County Fairgrounds in Wheaton.

Hit the road this spring to check out these beautiful destinations in Illinois, Wisconsin and Michigan.

The popular rodeo will feature a mixture of traditional rodeo competitions and world-class entertainment performances.

June is National Candy Month.

Celebrating four decades of arts and entertainment, the 2026-2027 season brings everything together from a free anniversary festival to Broadway-caliber performances.
Cantigny's annual Jazz Fest is Father's Day Sunday, June 21.

This exciting family-friendly entertainment in an intimate big top setting will visit six different area locations, including Aurora, Gurnee and Lombard.

The free concerts are Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. at Memorial Park in Wheaton.
Events happening in May and June include Revolutionary War Weekend June 13-14, Red Oaks Farm Table dinners and more.

The special dinner and comedy night package is set for Tuesday, June 16 in downtown Wheaton.

Cream of Wheaton runs June 4-7 at Memorial Park and in downtown Wheaton.

