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Music, Food on Tap at 2014 Beats & Eats

Festival returns Aug. 30.

For the second year, Beats & Eats will return to Oswego’s Prairie Point Park, 4120 Plainfield Rd.

The all-day outdoor concert is set for noon to 10 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 30, featuring a new lineup of music and food vendors.

The event “is a celebration that promotes the variety and importance of music, art, food and culture,” according to the Beats & Eats website, and “promotes sustainability, shopping locally and thinking greener, as well as, making a contributable difference in the community through various charitable organizations, such as, Chicago Bears Care, the Wounded Warriors Project, the Kendall County Food Pantry and others local charities.”

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This year’s musical lineup:

Green River Ordinance

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Barcelona

Saints of Valory

Marina City

MELODIME

Shirley King

KIINGS

These Wild Plains

The Novel Ideas

Vintage Blue

Click here to give this year’s musicians a listen.

Check for updates on the Beats & Eats website for update s on this year’s food vendors. You can also stay up to date by following Beats & Eats onFacebook and Twitter.

Important event info

This year, gates open at 11:30 a.m. Guests are welcome to bring a chair/blanket for seating.

Re-entry is allowed, and there will be an ATM on the premises.

General admission tickets go on sale Friday, Aug. 1, for $15 each. VIP tickets, which include a food tasting, two beer tickets, souvenir cup, band meet-n-greet, free water, preferred potties and close parking, are $50 each. Click here to purchase tickets.

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