Vendors
Local vendors bringing food, games, art, and experiences to the festival grounds.
Activities & Experiences
Rough Magic
Professional game masters running Dungeons & Dragons, Call of Cthulhu, Shadowrun, and more. All experience levels welcome — just grab a seat, roll some dice, and get lost in the adventure.
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Tyton Games
Chicagoland's premier local game store in Villa Park — vintage and modern video games, Warhammer miniatures, trading cards, and board games.
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Windy City Curling
Villa Park's own curling club — a 501(c)(3) dedicated to teaching and promoting the sport. Try curling for the first time or show off your sweep at their three-sheet facility.
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Encore Center For Performing Arts
A not-for-profit performing arts organization in Elmhurst dedicated to theater, music, dance, and comedy — bringing the stage to the trail.
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FrankenWerks
Quirky handmade and vintage jewelry, steampunk art, horror-themed pieces, and spooky goods crafted from upcycled materials.
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MasterLink Chainmaille
Handcrafted chainmaille jewelry and art made by a retired Teamster who turned a passion for the craft into a second career.
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Dak Dak Wings
Korean-inspired crispy chicken wings with house-made sauces and fresh cut fries. A Villa Park local favorite.
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Stout's Sausage & BBQ
Smoky barbecue and sausages with catering-quality flavors, straight from the grill.
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Molcajete Mexican Grill
Authentic Mexican cuisine made from scratch daily with fresh, traditional recipes and imported ingredients.
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Mortadeli
A Villa Park Italian deli serving up handcrafted sandwiches, Italian combos, and homemade baked goods.
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Standard Meadery
Villa Park's craft meadery and cocktail lounge, serving innovative small-batch meads and forward-thinking cocktails right off the Prairie Path.
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Illinois Prairie Path
The not-for-profit behind 61 miles of trails across DuPage County — North America's first successful rails-to-trails conversion, and the backbone of the festival route.
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