Kankakee, IL – Residents across Kankakee County and the greater Chicago metro area are preparing for a full day of food, music, and family-friendly entertainment as the 36th Annual Rhubarb Festival returns Saturday.
The event, hosted by the Kankakee County Museum, is scheduled for May 17 and will feature a lineup of activities, including a live performance by Midwest musician Tim “The Tuneman” Rehmer.
According to the Kankakee County Museum, Rehmer will take the stage from 12:15 p.m. to 1:45 p.m., delivering a high-energy set that blends live guitar, vocals, and crowd-favorite classics. His performances often include a wide range of artists, from Willie Nelson to Elvis Presley, appealing to a broad audience.
Organizers say the festival is designed to bring the community together with a mix of entertainment, seasonal food offerings, and outdoor activities. The annual event has become a staple in Kankakee County, drawing visitors from surrounding areas each year.
Attendees can expect a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere with opportunities to enjoy live music while exploring the museum grounds. Whether visitors plan to stay for the full schedule or stop by briefly, officials say the entertainment lineup is a key highlight of the day.
The Rhubarb Festival continues to be one of the region’s most anticipated spring events, offering a mix of local culture, music, and tradition in the heart of Kankakee County.
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