Stiner Pavilion - Waukegan Municipal Beach

Name: Stiner Pavilion - Waukegan Municipal Beach
Address: 201 East Seahorse Drive, Waukegan, IL, 60085, US
Telephone: +18475992525
Price range: $

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Stiner Pavilion - Waukegan Municipal Beach

STINER PAVILION - WAUKEGAN MUNICIPAL BEACH
201 E. Seahorse Drive, Waukegan, IL, 60085

Public venue for picnics, concerts, fun! Plenty of parking. The Bernard H.

Stiner Memorial Pavilion was designed by sculptor, Seppo Aarnos and paid for with $400,000 from the city, $81,000 from the Waukegan Park District and a $400,000 state grant secured by state Sen. Terry Link (D-Vernon Hills). In 2001 the pavilion was dedicated to the memory of Bernard H. Stiner, who directed the Waukegan Municipal Band from 1979 until shortly before his death in 1999.

06/06/2024

Hooray! Waukegan Band Foundation is tuning up for their 2024 season of free concerts, right here on Tuesday nights!

11/24/2022

Happy Thanksgiving!

06/18/2022

Summer is here! The Waukegan Band Foundation concerts are back! Mark your Tuesday evenings as 'booked' and come down to for music on the lake!

06/17/2022

Yoga on the Beach is CANCELLED for tomorrow due to unforeseen circumstances.

08/20/2021

Afro Fest 2021 is tomorrow right here at Stiner Pavilion! Enjoy the music and other entertainment, the food and merchant vendors and being outside where it's !

07/27/2021

It's the last concert of the 2021 season for Waukegan Band Foundation! Bring a chair, picnic and friends - and enjoy!

Address

201 East Seahorse Drive
Waukegan, IL
60085

Telephone

+18475992525

Website

http://www.waukeganil.gov/

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The Bernard H. Stiner Memorial Pavilion was designed by sculptor, Seppo Aarnos and paid for with $400,000 from the city, $81,000 from the Waukegan Park District and a $400,000 state grant secured by state Sen. Terry Link (D). In 2001 the pavilion was dedicated to the memory of Bernard H. Stiner, who directed the Waukegan Municipal Band from 1979 until shortly before his death in 1999.