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Village President Troy Parlier announced that work has begun on the $750,000 project, during his annual State of the Village address Wednesday. (Shutterstock)
OSWEGO, IL Construction has begun on Oswego s new outdoor entertainment venue located on three acres of land at the north end of Station Drive, near the Park N Ride lot and future Metra station. Village President Troy Parlier announced that work has begun on the $750,000 project, during his annual State of the Village address Wednesday.
The venue will be constructed in two phases. The first phase includes a 40-foot by 60-foot band shell with basic sound and lighting, plus seeded green space so that residents and visitors can bring lawn chairs and enjoy performances. The second phase will include semi-permanent seating, a playground, landscape enhancements, walkways, restrooms and concession stand, art installations, entryway pavers, and functional and aesthetic improvements to the band shell.