Midsommarfest is located in Andersonville, a neighborhood located in the Chicago northside. The festival takes place on Clark, from Foster to Gregory (just north of Catalpa).

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Yes, though crowded- the festival is as accessible as possible to allow for wheelchairs.

Yes, food is available to purchase from both vendors and at the restaurants participating in the festival. Check back for a complete list of food vendors.

Midsommarfest Street Closure information June 09-11, 2023
The following streets will be closed as of Thursday, June 8 at 11:59PM

• Clark Street from Foster to Gregory
• Farragut from the alley (1476 W) to Clark Street
• Berwyn from the alley east of Clark (1476 W) to Ashland
• Summerdale from the alley east of Clark (1476 W) to Ashland
• Balmoral from the alley east of Clark (1476 W) to Ashland
• Rascher from the alley east of Clark (1476 W) to Ashland
• Catalpa from the alley east of Clark (1476 W) to Ashland

All closed streets will reopen by June 12 @ 6AM

Alcohol is available for purchase by those who are 21 and older with a valid ID. Alcohol purchased at the beer booths along the festival footprint may be carried within the boundaries of the festival. If you purchase alcohol at a bar or restaurant, you may not leave the establishment with the drink.

The festival hours are
Friday: 5-10PM
Saturday: 12-10PM
Sunday: 12-10PM (11AM - 12PM for those who are immunocompromised)

Cash, Credit Card and Venmo. There are ATM’s onsite and please use @avillechamber for venmo payments

Yes, click here for the volunteer sign up form

Yes, dogs are allowed into the festival. If your dog has sensory sensitivities, please note that it does get crowded and there will be live music and performances.

There are several sponsorship opportunities, view the details by clicking here

All band inquiries can email info@andersonville.org

Click here to view places to stay in Andersonville and the surrounding area.