Frontier Days, also known as "The Festival", has been cited several times by readers of the Daily Herald as the finest festival in the northwest suburbs and has been a recipient of the Governor's Hometown Award three times.

The Board of Directors and Co-Chairmen, who are the operational heads of the organization, work with their Area Coordinators, Activity/Event Chairmen, and the rest of the "Red-Shirt" volunteers to stage this wonderful community event.

The Festival features Free Entertainment on three stages. We have great food prepared and served by volunteers, assisted by local community groups. There are many Free family events and sports activities along with carnival rides and one of the largest Fourth of July Parades in the northwest suburbs. One of the Festival's highlights is the Citizen's with Disability Day when people with special needs and their immediate families are invited to come to a complimentary, fun-filled event.

Schedule of Events

5:00 PM-Close: Carnival Bargain Rides

5:00 PM: Beer Garden Opens

5:00 PM: Pony Rides & Petting Zoo Pony Rides $7. Sponsored by Metro Federal Credit Union.

5:00-7:00 PM: Hockey Skills For kids and adults on Tennis Court. No roller blades. Sponsored by Rolling Meadows Renegades Hockey.

5:00-7:30 PM: Baggo Tournament at Baseball Field
Three divisions: Child (8-14), Adult (15+), Adult/Child (15+/14 & under). Registration June 1-23. Pre-register at ahpd.org/programs/frontier-days. For info: [email protected].

Frontier Stage
6:00-7:45 PM: The Wayouts
Delivering 60's hits, authentic, first-generation rock 'n' roll anthems.

Main Stage
Service Sanitation And Frontier Days bring you...
8:00 PM - Rod Tuffcurls And The Bench Press
A peak experience band with bone-crunching, 3-part harmonies, laser-sharp musicianship, and a top light show, curating each concert from an eclectic and massive repertoire. An unclassifiable entertainment experience for everyone.

Frontier Stage
9:30-11:45 PM: ARRA
One of Chicago's most popular cover bands playing rock's greatest hits.

Midnight: Park Closes For The Day