RAVINIA DISTRICT FOOD TRUCK THURSDAYS HOSTS BEATLES NIGHT!

Calling all Beatles fans! Food Truck Thursdays in the Ravinia District in the City of Highland Park will transform into a scene from the 1960’s on Thursday, June 30, as attendees are invited to channel their favorite Beatle and come out dressed in costumes and ready to dance to favorite Beatles tunes played by Dr. Mark & The Sutures! The Beatles Bash will be held from 4:30 PM to dusk on Dean Avenue between Roger Williams and St. Johns Avenues and Jens Jensen Park across from the Ravinia Metra Station.

Don’t miss the opportunity to come out and groove to all your favorite Beatles tunes played by Dr. Mark & The Sutures all night long! Check out the food trucks along Dean Avenue for special Beatles-themed menu items. Alfresco diners are invited to come and enjoy various food and drinks from more than a dozen rotating food trucks including Aztec Dave’s, Billy Bricks, Chicago Lunch Box, Culinary Gangster, Da Pizza Dude, Fat Shallot, La Cocinita and Louie B. Fresh every week on Dean Avenue. Guests will also enjoy beer and wine selections from Ravinia District restaurants Abigail's American Bistro and Ravinia Brewing Company, along with sweet & salty snacks from nearby snack shop Sally’s Nuts. The Ravinia District’s new coffee shop Astra Coffee Roasters, located just across the street from Jens Jensen Park, is keeping their shop open until 8:00 PM on Thursday evenings.

ABOUT THE RAVINIA DISTRICT OF HIGHLAND PARK

The Ravinia District is an electric mix of small-scale businesses, popular restaurants, food specialty shops, and high-end personal and professional services. All located within a few walkable blocks, this creative, quaint, friendly, and historic neighborhood offers nearly anything a person might want. The Ravinia District is a lovely location to dine before or after visiting the Ravinia Festival or the Chicago Botanic Garden. The District is located east of Green Bay Road on Roger Williams Avenue in Highland Park.

 The Ravinia District's historic roots as a getaway from Chicago for artists and other creative people led to its establishment as an artists' colony, geographically separate as it is from Downtown Highland Park and other more commercial business areas.