Tinley Park Oktoberfest

Tinley Park, IL · Food & Drink

When: September 18–20, 2026
Where: Harmony Square, Oak Park Ave & North St · Tinley Park · IL
Cost: Not confirmed
Status: Confirmed from the organizer's published schedule

A German beer and food festival at Harmony Square in downtown Tinley Park, run by the Tinley Park Chamber of Commerce. A stein holding contest, live polka music and family activities fill the plaza each September. The Chamber has kept it running as a community tradition even in years when its budget was tight.

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