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In the Carnival Midway, you can enjoy traditional carnival foods including corn dogs, cakes, pizza, Kona Ice, and lemon shake-ups. Don’t forget to stop by Uncle Bud’s for the best apple cider slushies in the Midwest! His trailer is one of the most popular stops at the Morton Pumpkin Festival.
And don’t miss Slick Pig BBQ for delicious eats and pumpkin barbecue sauce! Hours are Wednesday (4:30 – 9), Thursday (4:30 – 9), Friday (4 – 9) and Saturday (11 – 10).
(As of July 7, 2020)
According to the Restore Illinois Plan, festivals are not allowed to take place until we enter Phase 5. The state of Illinois is currently in Phase 4, which allows for gatherings of 50 or less. Therefore, due to these state and local safety guidelines and permits not currently being issued, the carnival will not take place this year.
Statement from Department of Labor, Amusements Division:
“The Department is not inspecting Amusement Attractions due to the Governor’s guidelines for essential travel only. This service can be provided if the specific attraction is approved to operate by DCEO. Currently, under Phase 3 and 4 no carnivals will be allowed to operate.”
2020 Roaring Pumpkins and All That Jazz to support local with Taste of the 20’s, dine local for theme foods.
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Our friends at Slick Pig BBQ will be serving up their eats again in 2020. Find them on Adams St. during these days and times:
Thursday, September 17 – 4:00 – 7:00 PM
Friday, September 18 – 4:00 – 7:00 PM
Saturday, September 19 – 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Menu:
Brisket
Pulled Pork
Jumbo Butterfly Chops
Chicken Breast
Jumbo Sausage
Hot Dogs
Water
(As of July 7, 2020)
According to the Restore Illinois Plan, festivals are not allowed to take place until we enter Phase 5. The state of Illinois is currently in Phase 4, which allows for gatherings of 50 or less. Therefore, due to these state and local safety guidelines and permits not currently being issued, the carnival will not take place this year.
Statement from Department of Labor, Amusements Division:
“The Department is not inspecting Amusement Attractions due to the Governor’s guidelines for essential travel only. This service can be provided if the specific attraction is approved to operate by DCEO. Currently, under Phase 3 and 4 no carnivals will be allowed to operate.”
