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CSCVB Releases Fall/Winter Festivals, Events Guide

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The Chicago Southland Convention and Visitors Bureau’s (CSCVB) annual Festivals and Events Guide is back with its Fall 2023/Winter 2024 edition.

“Our staff and community partners have done a thorough job in putting this valuable tool together,” said Jim Garrett, President/CEO of the Chicago Southland Convention and Visitors Bureau.

The CSCVB Festivals and Events Guide includes 296 total listings happening in Chicago Southland communities between this November and April 2024, including holiday celebrations, performing arts, festivals, expos, seminars, workshops, and much more.

Complimentary guides are available at the Chicago Southland Lincoln Oasis Visitor Information Center on interstates I-80/I-294 in South Holland, by calling 708-895-8200, and may be requested online at VisitChicagoSouthland.com/InfoRequest. For the most up-to-date Chicago Southland event listings, go to VisitChicagoSouthland.com/Events.


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