Things to Do:
Chicago Suburbs
Hi, we’re Mike & Marta! Looking for something to do this week? You’re in the right place. We’ve rounded up the events, experiences and things happening across the Chicago suburbs so you can click, explore and start making plans.
New updates every week - starting Sundays at 6pm cst.
Events this week:
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Sept 5 - Love On The Lawn
Music Festival with proceeds helping to feed families at Festival Park in Elgin
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Sept 3-7 Buffalo Grove Days
5 days of fun at Mike Rylko Community Park in Buffalo Grove
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Sept 5-7 - 55th Annual September fest
Festival featuring Night Ranger and Warrant at the Municipal Campus in Schaumburg
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Promoted Event - Sept 20 - The Big Bash Buffet Supporting St. Judes
Under the tent at Melrose Park Civic Center, noon to 5pm. 100% of your $40 donation (and all money raised) goes to St. Judes Children's Research Hospital. Call Or text Carl @ 224-600-0333 for tickets and mention Mike & Marta
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Sept 4 - 7 Naperville Last Fling
Family friendly community festival Near Downtown Naperville
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Sept 4-6 Nashwood Fest
Highwood transforms into Nashville’s Honky Tonk Row in Downtown Highwood
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Sept 4 -6 Taste of Melrose Park
Celebrate the 44th anniversary of the Taste of Melrose Park at the civic center in Melrose park
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Sept 5 - Food Truck Social
Lombard Historical Society’s Annual Food Truck Social on Maple Street takes place in Lombard
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Sept 5-7 - Irish Days
All eyes will be smiling at Irish Days in historic Downtown Long Grove
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Sept 5- 7 Frankfort Fall Festival
The 58th Annual Frankfort Fall Festival takes place for 3 days in Downtown Frankfort
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Sept 3-6 Yorkville Hometown Days
33rd Annual United City of Yorkville Hometown Days at Beecher Park in Yorkville
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Sept 5 - Fall Fun Fest
Fall Fun Fest is back featuring free hay rides and so much more at Community Park in Hanover Park
Meet Mike & Marta
Mike & Marta have both lived in the north west Chicago suburbs for decades. They’ve been together for over 15 years, and with Mike’s two adult children now grown, they have time to hang out and explore. They’ve always been on the hunt for fun things to do - with or without the kids - and both are passionate about trying new foods and drinks (especially iced coffee for Marta). That shared love of discovering unique experiences and supporting local businesses is exactly how “Do The Burbs” started. What began as their own adventures has grown into a weekly resource that helps others find the best things to do across the Chicago Suburbs (focus on NW side).

