Lullabies are better with Chiropractors

The lullaby concert series at Camp Reinberg in Palatine is drawing the attention of local businesses who look for interesting, different and unique events to advertise in. Master Hitch, Palatine Lawnmower, Rugport and Palatine Chiropractor Dr. Pyzik have found a benefit in advertising at this local community based concert produced by Emerald City Music Productions, Inc.

When you feel good, says Palatine Chiropractor Dr. Pyzik, you can enjoy life and activities such as concerts much better.

The lullaby concert series is being used to help promote the re-opening of the cabins and campsites at Camp Reinberg. For years the camp had fallen into disrepair which kept most folks away and gave it a creepy scary reputation. The Camp reopened and just finished renovating the cabins. And they are beautiful! If you haven't yet experienced the new A/C and heated 10 person cabins complete with handicapped bathrooms, giant showers, sitting area, and outdoor fire pits, then make some time on August 8th to join us for a classically styled lullaby concert under the pavilion at Camp Reinberg. The concert features traditional and multicultural lullabies with tidbits of history and stories, as well as a few of singer/songwriter Barb Sorensen's original lullabies. Enjoy a calming evening in nature, with casual lawn seating or elegantly decorated picnic table seating with candles and flowers, and beautiful relaxing music. Tickets are $20 Adults, $10 children. Tickets can be purchased on Eventbrite at this link.

There are 6 concerts left in the season. August 8, August 22, September 5, September 19, October 3, October 17. Season tickets are also available at this link.
Come out and experience a Wednesday night with the family in a cabin for even 1 night vacation. Not too far to drive, not much packing except food, toothpaste and one nights pajamas and undies.

Reservations for the cabins can be made at this link

Thank you to Palatine Chiropractor Dr. Pyzik for supporting the music! Without your adjustments and tweaks, there would be too much pain. Without music there would be nothing to look forward to after an adjustment when we feel better.