In a report from the Daily Herald, Emy Trotz, president of the Exchange Club of Naperville, said the popular summertime event had not been planned or scheduled…
In a report from the Daily Herald, Emy Trotz, president of the Exchange Club of Naperville , said the event had not been planned or scheduled for 2024A popular suburban rib festival which typically takes place in summer will not be held in 2024, according to reports., Ribfest will not take place this year. The Tribune confirmed the news with the event's organizer, the Exchange Club of Naperville .
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