Due to popular demand, additional VIP Experience Passes have been made available for purchase! Your Vip Experience Pass Allows You To: Get Closer to the Action in Our Vip Seating Section Enjoy Discounted Beer & Private Restrooms Only $50 Per Pass! Purchase your pass online only at: www.festivalofthelakes.com Disclaimers: VIP Experience Passes are valid for concert date listed only. All …
Hammond Mayor Thomas McDermott has announced that due to the extreme heat expected this week, the City of Hammond has identified several buildings as cooling centers, including: The Jean Shepherd Center, the Lost Marsh Golf Course Clubhouse and Hammond City Hall. Individuals may use these facilities during regular operating hours if necessary to cool down from temperatures that are predicted to remain high through the weekend.
“I would ask our residents to check in on their neighbors, especially senior citizens who are most vulnerable by the extreme heat,” stated Mayor McDermott. “Stay hydrated, wear light weight, light colored clothing, and limit your time outdoors.”
Mayor Thomas M. McDermott, Jr. and the Hammond Port Authority invite all polka enthusiasts to join us at the Pavilion at Wolf Lake, 2324 Calumet Avenue, on Sunday, July 31, 2016 from 2pm- 6pm. Venue grounds open at noon. Admission and parking are free.
Dance the afternoon away to the sounds of the fantastic live polka band, Tony Blazonczyk’s New Phaze, while you sit back, relax, and enjoy the gorgeous views of Wolf Lake.
Food will be available for purchase by Hammond’s Cavalier Inn and a cash bar. Remember to bring your own lawn chairs and/or blanket for additional seating.
Call (219) 937-7942 for more information.
Avoid the hassles of driving and take the South Shore to the Festival of the Lakes on July 23rd & 24th. Festival organizers are providing FREE shuttle bus service from the South Shore’s Hohman Avenue station to the Festival all day on Saturday and Sunday. You can board the shuttle at the entrance of the station.
The city’s Redevelopment Commission is close to completing the sale of the last parcel in the Oxbow Landing development, which is already home to a hotel, restaurant and brewery.
Thirteen seems to be a lucky number for Hammond Mayor Thomas M. McDermott. His office partners with Hammond Parks & Recreation again for one of the more anticipated and well-attended events each summer in Northwest Indiana.
Open 7 days a week now through Labor Day.
Last month at their annual conference, the U.S. Conference of Mayors awarded Hammond a 2016 City Livability award for its College Bound program.
Labeling Penn Jillette a magician is like identifying Leonardo Da Vinci an artist. Surely smoke, mirrors and sleight-of-hand are what made Penn famous. But you can’t devote 41 plus years to the predictable without continually infusing unpredictable life and vitality into performances that have kept generations of audiences coming back for more.
