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Taste Of Joliet: Brad Staab Sums It Up In 43-Second Video

Joliet parks director Brad Staab said Taste of Joliet's musical acts typically draw people from a dozen different states.

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Taste of Joliet's music acts typically draw people from a dozen different states, Brad Staab said.
Taste of Joliet's music acts typically draw people from a dozen different states, Brad Staab said. (Image via John Ferak/Joliet Patch)

JOLIET, IL — The wait is over, almost. Taste of Joliet begins at noon Friday and goes to midnight. The hours are noon to midnight again Saturday, and Sunday noon to 8 p.m.

Admission is $16 at the gate. Kids 11 and younger are free and seniors (62 and older) are $5. People can still buy their admission tickets online at the Taste of Joliet website for $2 cheaper, but you will no longer be able to do that as 12:01 a.m. Friday.

Friday's main music act is Foreigner. Saturday, which features country music, will have Cole Swindell as the main act. The main musical acts Friday and Saturday take the stage around 9 p.m.

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"We're going to have a great turnout both nights," Joliet Park District Director Brad Staab assured Joliet Patch on Thursday morning at Memorial Stadium.

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Below is Staab's 43-second video where he discusses everything you need to know about the 14th annual Taste of Joliet.

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