On Sunday July 12, 2026 Uncle Bud’s Apple Cider Slush will be in Bishop Hill to serve drinks and food to all the ABBA music fans. Uncle Bud’s Apple Cider Slush will be located between the Prairie Arts Center (Blacksmith Shop) and the Post Office on Christina Street, across from the east side of the park. They will not only be serving Apple Cider Slush but will be serving sandwiches as well. They will be open at about 11:30 a.m. and close a little after the end of the Dancing Queen concert.
Also, the Methodist Church will be having a bake sale as a fundraiser. They will be located next to the Steeple Building Museum at 103 North Bishop Hill Street. The bake sale will be open before and during the Dancing Queen concert.
On July 12, Snazzy’s Lemonade will be in Bishop Hill to serve drinks and food to all the ABBA music fans. Snazzy’s Lemonade will be located between the Prairie Arts Center (Blacksmith Shop) and the Post Office on Christina Street, across from the east side of the park. They will not only be serving lemonade but will also be serving nachos and corndogs as well. They will be open at about 11:30 a.m. and close a little after the end of the Dancing Queen concert.
Finally, do not forget that Bishop Hill has three restaurants and a bakery for your eating pleasure.
The Dancing Queen concert is free and open to the public, due to the financial support of the Community State Bank, Barbro Osher Pro Suecia Foundation, Minneapolis Foundation, Illinois Arts Council, and the Bishop Hill Heritage Association. The village park is located next to the Steeple Building at 103 North Bishop Hill Street. Golf carts will be available to move people to the park. Handicapped parking will be located on the south side of the park. For more information about this wonderful musical performance, please check out www.visitbishophill.com , call 309 927-3899, or email bhha@mymctc.net.
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