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Downtown Batavia Revives a Storied Tradition at 2026 Boo Boo Days
A throwback celebration with vintage ads, retro cocktails, and small-town charm returns during Windmill City Festival weekend, July 10-12. Originating in 1956 as a modest sidewalk sale and officially dubbed "Boo Boo Days" until 1978, this long-standing event began when local merchants showcased clearance and overstock items on the sidewalks—a concept that quickly became a cherished summer staple. Read more.
Get ready for a three-day summer event full of excitement, entertainment, and community fun at Batavia’s signature summer celebration, Windmill City Festival. This can’t-miss event brings the community together with live music, family-friendly activities, thrilling carnival rides, a lively beer garden and a delicious food court at the scenic Batavia Riverwalk. The free family festival organized by Batavia Park District, City of Batavia and Batavia Depot Museum kicks off on Friday, July 10 at 5 p.m., and runs through Sunday, July 12, at 6 p.m. Get the schedule and more here.
The Forest Preserve District of Kane County Invites All to the Kane Forest Preserve Foundation Golf Outing
Golfers are invited to enjoy a day on the course while supporting local forest preserves at the Kane Forest Preserve Foundation’s annual Golf Outing, on Thursday, Sept. 10, at Hughes Creek Golf Course in Elburn. Find out all the details.
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