Evanston Custer Street Fair 2016 June 18 & 19

Evanston IL will have it's Custer street fair June 18 and 19th this year. This is a wonderful event for any and all of your family to attend and just loads of fun. I attend every year and are excited about this years events. The Custer Street Fair offers multiple stages of music, so many choices of different food you will have a hard time choosing and a whole lot more. Craft booths that have items made by local artists and people from all over the country. It is a great time and if you are anywhere near Chicago land I suggest you come on up to Evanston and I promise you will really enjoy yourself.

Custer Fair hours are from 10:00am-9:00pm

Visitors to Custer Fair are happy to be there. Smiles greet you wherever you go. From the historic Main St. and Chicago Ave. store buildings to the tree lined Washington St. residential area you can find places to please. Over 300 local and regional artists, craftspeople, and commercial vendors come together over Father's Day weekend to exhibit and sell paintings, ceramics, pottery, photographs, jewelry, graphic arts, wearable art, country and home craft, antiques and collectibles.

Over 30 food vendors offer a full international menu featuring the old favorites as well as new fare. All reasonably priced.

The entertainment at Custer Fair amazes and delights on three stages! The Festival Stage features some of Chicago land's jazz legends.

The Arena Stage features theater, music, and novelty performers from Chicago land - perfect for families!

In Eiden Park on Washington Ave, the kids have a great time receiving free balloon sculptures, face painting, inter activities and games.

See old friends and make new friends. As the Chicago Sun-Times said, come and .."Romp, Stomp and Shop at Custer Fair."

While visiting Main Street Station Shopping District and Custer Fair, be sure to check out the performance offerings of Piccolo Theater Ensemble at PiccoloTheatre.com. The Piccolo Theater Ensemble performs in their intimate theater in the Piccolo Arts Depot, a.k.a the Main Street Metra Station!