Tribute bands headlined Orland Park's free concert July 15 in the Central Park West parking lot, which drew 2,500 spectators. The village will hold one more concert in the parking lot while upgrading the park to include a permanent stage and other amenities.Â
A night of fun at Orland's Centennial Park West
Amanda Horvath-Adair, left, and Cheryle Jennison Daproza sing ABBA favorites in Orland Park July 15.
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A night of fun at Orland's Centennial Park West
Dancing Queen, an ABBA tribute band, played during the July leg of the Orland Concert Series in the parking lot of Centennial Park West.
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A night of fun at Orland's Centennial Park West
Officials estimated a crowd of 2,500 attended the three-band concert on July 15.
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A night of fun at Orland's Centennial Park West
Vendors lined up in the Centennial Park West parking lot for the Concert Series in Orland Park.
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A night of fun at Orland's Centennial Park West
On the night of the July concert, the village held a groundbreaking ceremony for a massive project to improve Centennial Park West.
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A night of fun at Orland's Centennial Park West
Vinnie Van Action of the Too Much Molly band rocks Orland Park July 15.
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A night of fun at Orland's Centennial Park West
Nicholas Ray is one of the singers from the Too Much Molly band, which played July 15.
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A night of fun at Orland's Centennial Park West
Molly Callinan leads Too Much Molly in the Centennial Park West parking lot. She also has been a member of Gary Sinise’s Lt. Dan Band.
A night of fun at Orland's Centennial Park West
Orland Park Mayor Keith Pekau gives a speech about the improvements to Centennial Park West before a ceremonial groundbreaking July 15.
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A night of fun at Orland's Centennial Park West
Members of the Zac Brown Tribute Band close out the night in Orland Park.
Concerts in the parking lot of Centennial Park West will be a thing of the past starting in 2024. The second of three of these summer concerts included groundbreaking for upgrades to the park.