One more day for Glendale Heights Fest
Glendale Heights' biggest party of the year will continue Sunday in Camera Park as Glendale Heights Fest wraps up its rain-abbreviated four-day run.
The annual bash - with plenty of carnival rides and bands and lots and lots of food - will be open from 3 to 11 p.m. Sunday in the park at 101 E. Fullerton Ave.
Sunday's main stage entertainment will feature Heart to Heartbreaker, a band that specializes in the hits of Heart and Pat Benatar. Fireworks are scheduled at dusk to cap off the celebration.
Admission to the festival grounds is free, but there is a $5 fee for parking. For details, visit glendaleheightsfest.com.
Lead singer Morgan Ashley of the Morgan Station Band performs during Glendale Heights Fest Saturday at Camera Park.
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From left, Iradia Garcia, Dora Enriquez and Julie King, all from Glendale Heights, dance to music played by Morgan Station during Glendale Heights Fest Saturday at Camera Park.
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