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Summer tastes sweet at Long Grove Strawberry Festival

The annual Strawberry Festival, a decades-old tradition in downtown Long Grove, is returning in all its glory following a couple of years hampered by the pandemic.

The three-day event, which draws thousands of visitors, began Friday and continues through Sunday.

Admission is $5 per person, free for children younger than 12.

  The School of Rock of Arlington Heights plays the main stage at the Long Grove Strawberry Fest on Saturday. John Starks/jstarks@dailyherald.com

Like always, the strawberry is the star attraction. Area restaurants, cooks, and vendors will offer pop-up shops to serve strawberry-centric cuisine along with offer other summertime delights.

Visitors can also experience a carnival with popular rides, participate in kids' games and listen to live music. Classic rock tribute band ARRA will headline on Sunday. Bands will play on multiple stages; visit longgrove.org/festivals/strawberry-fest for the full lineup.

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