All fun and games at Frontier Days
Hockey and hard rock were among the highlights Tuesday at Arlington Heights' Frontier Days festival.
Kids and adults gathered on the tennis courts at Recreation Park to learn hockey skills from members Rolling Meadows Renegades hockey club, while beanbags flew the air at the soccer field during the fest's annual bags tournament.
The night was capped by a performance from the Grammy-nominated rock band Tonic on the main stage.
The six-day fest wraps up Wednesday with a decorated bike parade, a visit from the famed Jesse White Tumblers, pie- and rib-eating contests and a performance by the Beatles tribute band American English.
Alicia Kantor of Arlington Heights competes in the bags tournament Tuesday during Frontier Days in Arlington Heights.
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Jovanni Aiello, 9, of Arlington Heights shoots during the hockey skills seminar presented Tuesday by the Rolling Meadows Renegades during Frontier Days in Arlington Heights.
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