Featured Musicians
Beyond Words Dance Center
We are thrilled to welcome back the amazingly talented dancers from Beyond Words, led by Kate Jablonski. Beyond Words Dance Center, located in Lyons, has highly accredited instructors and their studio offers a wide range of dance styles including jazz, tap, ballet, lyrical and hip hop for ages 2 to adult!
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Beyond Words Dance Center will be performing Saturday from 10:00 to 10:30 a.m.
Miss Molly
Ten years ago, Miss Molly picked up a ukulele and it changed her whole life! Now known as Miss Molly and Her Ukulele, this lifelong Riverside resident shares her musical joy with audiences of all ages, from the little ones to the young at heart.
A familiar face around town, and a lifelong member of the Riverside Children's Theater Guild, Miss Molly plays can be found singing and dancing at Wonder Works in Oak Park, and teaching ukulele classes at Riverside Parks and Rec.
From catchy pop songs to classic melodies and even holiday favorites, Miss Molly's ukulele brings a smile to everyone's face.
As a busy Riverside mom with a first grader at Central Elementary and twins at Hauser, she's deeply rooted in her community and loves spreading happiness through her music.
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Miss Molly will be performing on Saturday from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m.
Ian Leith Trio
Ian Leith Trio is a couple "two tree" musicians from Berwyn playing an eclectic mix of classic covers and modern hits with originals to boot with an acoustic mellow vibe.
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The Ian Leith Trio will be performing on Saturday from noon to 1:30 p.m.
Riverside String Quartet
The Riverside String Quartet consists of four members of the Hinsdale-based West Suburban Symphony who have played together for the past 20 years. Darcy Lewis and Dan Wang live in Riverside, Fernando Carillo lives in Oak Park, and Karen Campbell lives in Bolingbrook. They enjoy bringing light classical and popular favorites to audiences throughout the western suburbs and Chicago.
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The Riverside String Quartet will be playing on Saturday from 2:00 to 3:00 p.m.
Altered Suburbia
Altered Suburbia plays music that you want to hear!
They play a variety of favorite rock and pop cover songs from the 60s to today. And of course, as an all-female band, they can’t help but pay particular tribute to the epic women of music – the queens of rock and pop.
Their signature style and high-energy attitude has made their music recognizable and their shows popular all around the Chicagoland area. The band members have a long history of musicianship and play multiple instruments (don’t be surprised if you get to hear an occasional saxophone or viola during a show)! Their greatest desire is to create music that speaks to a wide selection of fans and get everyone out of their set to dance!
Check out their web site – AlteredSuburbia.com - to find out more about Altered Suburbia and their upcoming liver performance dates.
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Catch them on Saturday from 3:30 to 5:00 p.m.
The Szurko Trio
Playing classics and oldies you love and miss....and more! They love playing private events as well as art festivals and local restaurants.
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The Szurko Trio will be playing on Sunday from 10:30 a.m. to Noon.
The Hogmires
The Hogmires, are a Mid-Western stringband formed in Chicago by Guitarist, Dan Spielman and Mandolinist, Alex Greenberg. The sound is firmly rooted in Bluegrass with branches of Classic Country, Old-Time, Western Swing, and more. With deftly picked instrumentals, powerful singing, and the most natural groove, The Hogmires make a big old sound, whether playing as a duo or with the full stringband- which features a variety of Chicagoland’s finest musicians.
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The Hogmires plays on Sunday from 12:30 to 2 p.m.
Mammals
Mammals is a 4-piece rock 'n' roll band from the Chicagoland area that brings heart and soul from the garage to the stage. They draw inspiration from classic '60s rock 'n' roll, '70s power pop, and more modern garage rock and punk to create their own energetic, melody-driven originals. In addition to playing their own songs, they also shine a light on underappreciated pop gems from multiple eras, often putting their own spin on covers.
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Mammals will be our closing act, Sunday, from 2:30 to 4:00 p.m.