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Is there a hippie festival in or around Illinois?

Question by Alyssa H: Is there a hippie festival in or around Illinois?
I want to go to a Hippie Fest and I can’t find any good ones. Does anyone have any suggestions?

Best answer:

Answer by Ava
There’s Summerfest in milwaukee which is only like a couple hours away from chicago. And there is Alpine Valley where they usually play a lot of laid back/ hippy like bands. Also im not sure if theyre doing it this year but last year in downtown chicago they had a hemp fest which was pretty cool! :-)

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