Northwest Concert Band Announces Summer Schedule and New Venue

  • Northwest Concert Band in performance at St. Colette school, 2017Mike Cittadino

    Northwest Concert Band in performance at St. Colette school, 2017Mike Cittadino

 
John Ziegler
 
 
Updated 5/30/2023 8:17 AM

The Northwest Concert Band is delighted to announce its new home, the Community Church of Rolling Meadows. The church is a mainstay in the community and has welcomed the band for rehearsals and concerts. Many thanks to the church.

The band is also happy to announce its summer concert schedule. The band is proud to perform free on Monday evenings June 12, June 26, July 10, and July 24, at 7:30 pm outdoors. The band will also perform at the church's annual Cornfest on Sunday, Aug. 6.

 

The Northwest Concert Band traces its roots to one of the oldest community concert bands in Chicago's Northwest suburbs. Having begun in Mount Prospect over 40 years ago by the late Ralph Wilder, it is now known as the Northwest Concert Band, with Randy Steinberg as conductor. For more than 40 years, the band of more than 60 performers has delighted audiences year-round! Join for the annual fall and spring concerts as well as the busy summer and winter holiday concerts. The band is open to all musicians of all ages who play a band instrument Please consult the band's website, www.northwestconcertband.org, for current information.

For an immediate response, please contact Bob Silverstein, the band president, by email at bobsilverstein@outlook.com or phone at (708) 951-6300.

This program is partially supported by a grant from the Illinois Arts Council Agency.

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