The summer concert series that they sponsor here showcases music from various genres. You can bring your lawn chair, or not, a blanket and a cooler and park yourself on the hill and be entertained. The have plastic chairs in front of the stage (loud seats), or if you want to hike up the hill you can. There is a concession stand that is usually open and sometimes food vendors. Big plus - indoor plumbing! There is ample parking next door at the post office and across the street in the Metra lot.

Theatre-on-the-Hill performs three-to-five shows per year, and every single performance is terrific - as good as you'd see going to catch a live theatrical production in Chicago. They perform year 'round, and during the cooler months, perform inside the cavernous stage. During the summer, there are concerts all the time. You can sit on the hillside lawn and bring along a picnic, or sit in the provided lawn chairs. The concessions has inexpensive beer and wine and snacks. This is one of the best, and as yet, best-kept secrets in all of Chicagoland.

The Village of Bolingbrook has provided a large, outdoor proscenium stage for the enjoyment of the citizens. The park district (and other civic organizations) regularly present concerts, plays, and movies at this venue during mild weather, and sometimes over the holidays. The viewing area is comprised of a fairly large concrete apron in front of the stage for chairs, and a large hill beyond that for those who like to sit on the grass and enjoy the show. The setup was carefully designed and is second to none anywhere in the area. Pretty much every band that plays there comments on how great the facility is compared to other places they perform. About the only slightly negative thing about it is that it was built when the town population was considerably less and it occasionally gets pretty crowded - particularly during concerts by popular groups - Buckinghams, Cryin' Shames, 7th Heaven, etc. .

For many years after the stage behind Village Hall was built, The performing arts center has offered some of the finest entertainment around including musical groups and plays. In the summer, June through now the first two weeks in September, their are free concerts every Wednesday evening starting at 7:30 PM. Refreshment are offered and you can bring your own refreshments just like at Ravinia. There is seating available or bring your own and there is a large hill area for ground seating. The stage has been upgraded with excellent lighting and the sound system is really state of the art. The Bolingbrook Park District sponsors the first 5 concerts and the village sponsors the remaining concerts. There is a climbing wall and trackless train for the kids. My wife and I go to almost every concert and have never been disappointed in the quality of entertainment. A must for residents and visitors.

We've seen plays and musicals here, as well as live bands. The facilities are good, seating average on the pavement (metal folding chairs) and on the lawn on a hill.