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Bourbonnais Bradley Kankakee Manteno Momence Outdoor Wonders Sip & Savor 7UP Chicago Bears Training Camp Antiques VisitKankakeeCounty.com 7UP Chicago Bears Training Camp WELCOME Riverfront Bike Trail Wright’s B. Harley Bradley House 2 VisitKankakeeCounty.com Bourbonnais Bradley Kankakee Manteno Momence Explore the wonders of Kankakee County! Bourbonnais 4 With 57 miles of winding river, rural and urban Bradley 6 destinations, rich history and natural beauty, Kankakee 8 there is so much to enjoy. We host more than Manteno 10 60 festivals and events throughout the year, each Momence 12 offering its own unique blend of heritage and Outdoor Wonders 14 fun. See our website for updates and additional GOLFING information at VisitKankakeeCounty.com. Fore! 18 Arts & History 20 DINING Sip & Savor 26 SHOPPING On the Cover: Enjoy the tranquility of the Kankakee River by kayak, canoe, or boat, cycling on the Riverfront Bike Trail or Cool Stuff 34 while enjoying an outing of high-quality sports fishery. Recently designated as a National Water Trail, this picturesque river provides the perfect backdrop for your escape to Kankakee County. Antiques 36 Publisher: Kankakee County Convention & Visitors Bureau Farms & Markets 37 100 Marquette Place S., Manteno, IL 60950 815-935-7390 KIDS & FAMILY visitkankakeecounty.com Executive Director, Staci Wilken Dream Big 38 Design: Festivals & Events 40 Malcolm Wolf Inc., Aurora, IL 60506 Art Director, Bobette Wolf 7UP Chicago Bears Photo Credits: Chicago Bears; Ed Peterson Photography; Eric Berg; Kristen Cecile Arts; Lauren Stauffenberg; Laura C. Training Camp 42 Emme; locavorefarm.com; Olivet Nazarene University; Paul Laue; The Daily Journal; Rich R./Panoramio. Barn Quilts 44 Printing: The Premier Print Group, Champaign, IL 61822 Accommodations 46 © 2017 by the Kankakee County Convention & Visitors Bureau. All rights reserved. Reproduction without permission is prohibited. The KCCVB has made every attempt to verify the content Rare Finds 52 contained in this publication and assumes no liability for incorrect, omitted, or outdated information. Please inform the KCCVB of any revisions that may be suggested for future editions of this guide. To ensure a fantastic visit to Kankakee County, please call ahead to verify or visit Map 54 VisitKankakeeCounty.com. 25M 5/17 #VisitKankakeeCounty 3 Shopping at the nationally top ranked Live performances at Indian Oaks Antique Olivet Nazarene University. Mall. Bourbonnais Stars, trails and bears, oh my! Above: Travel to distant stars at the Strickler Planetarium at Olivet Nazarene University. 44 VisitKankakeeCounty.comVisitKankakeeCounty.com BrickStone Brewery. ore than 50,000 visitors Perry Farm Park is complete with a Mtravel each summer to the petting zoo, apple orchard, bike trails campus of Olivet Nazarene University and Native American Indian caves. to experience the festivities surrounding Nearby you’ll find spectacular biking the 7UP Chicago Bears Training Camp. and hiking trails along the scenic Find antique treasures at Indian Oaks meandering Kankakee River. Antique Mall and Olde Barn Antiques. The whole family will enjoy Exploration Station … a children’s museum or the Strickler Planetarium where you can see and learn about the stars and planets. Located on 170 beautiful acres, Bourbonnais 7UP Chicago Bears Training Camp. #VisitKankakeeCounty#Bourbonnais 55 Bradley Sensational shopping, sports & suds Keep on top of your game at Legends Sportsplex. 66 VisitKankakeeCounty.comVisitKankakeeCounty.com Bike your way throughout Bradley Bradley and all of Kankakee County. radley is rich in history and the American ‘can do’ spirit. It’s Bhome to a variety of retail shopping locations, unique dining stops and comfy accommodations, so you’ll want to make this a priority in your travel plans. Take a drive down Broadway Street, Bradley’s quaint downtown hub, or ride nearby bike trails and view the beauty that abounds in Kankakee County. Below: Broadway Street is the heart of Bradley’s commercial district. Catch the game at Oliver’s Bar & Grill where food meets sports. #VisitKankakeeCounty#Bradley 77 Merchant Street MusicFest. utdoor adventure and natural beauty await you along the beautiful Kankakee ORiver. As you take a cruise on a Duffy boat, you will discover the B. Harley Bradley House designed by the famous architect, Frank Lloyd Wright. Downtown Kankakee boasts a plethora of historic architecture, churches and museums that date back to the mid-1800s. Look for quilt patterns on historic Kankakee buildings and nearby barns that colorfully celebrate Kankakee’s agricultural heritage. The Merchant Street MusicFest and Kankakee’s many other annual events will entertain the whole family. Kankakee Natural and urban wonders await 88 VisitKankakeeCounty.comVisitKankakeeCounty.com Entertainment at one of the many summer music festivals. Feed Arts & Cultural Center. Championship fishing along the Kankakee Kankakee River. #VisitKankakeeCounty#Kankakee 99 Manteno Conveniently charming his quaint village boasts a traditional Main Street and beautiful streetscapes. Visit one of the many antique destinations to find that Tspecial shopping treasure. There are plenty to choose from! The Skinner House Museum features art, collectibles and even a beautifully restored buggy from a bygone era. Each autumn, Oktoberfest attracts thousands to downtown for plenty of fun, food, live entertainment and even a golf cart parade! Golf Cart Parade. 1010 VisitKankakeeCounty.comVisitKankakeeCounty.com Manteno’s Annual Oktoberfest. Manteno Rad Rides by Troy’s nationally known custom built cars. Golf the courses of Kankakee County. Make Aly Antiques and the many other antique stops a part of your girls’ weekend! #VisitKankakeeCounty#Manteno 1111 rom the scenic riverfront to the Kankakee River surrounds Island Park Walk Fpicturesque main street, Momence is Bridge. Momence is one of only 40 towns in captured in time. Discover a vibrant art gallery the state of Illinois designated a Main Street located in the historic Jensen Drug Store community. Momence’s annual events—Drivin’ the building, a charming locally-owned bakery, and Dixie, Bordertown Hauntings, Gladiolus Festival a walkable downtown. You can explore the and Miracle on Washington Street Christmas historic train depot, a one-room schoolhouse Festival—invite visitors of all ages to linger a little and agricultural museum along Momence’s longer in this charming town. main street. In the center of town, the beautiful Momence Captured in time, moments away Momence’s picturesque main street. 1212 VisitKankakeeCounty.comVisitKankakeeCounty.com Caption. Stroll the Island Park Walk Bridge at dusk. Bordertown Hauntings Pet Parade. It’s all smiles at the annual Gladiolus Festival. Captured in time, moments away Explore the Barn Quilts of Kankakee County. #VisitKankakeeCounty#Momence 1313 OUTDOORWONDERS Perry Farm Park Bourbonnais Haigh Quarry Kankakee 14 VisitKankakeeCounty.com DID YOU KNOW? 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