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The Ravinia Festival in Highland Park announced Wednesday it would cancel shows through Sunday in response to the mass shooting at the downtown parade on Monday, saying the closing was out of respect for the community.

Concerts affected by the closing include Sheryl Crow with Keb’ Mo’ and Southern Avenue on Thursday night, as well as “The Goonies: In Concert” Wednesday, John Fogerty on Friday night, Michael Franti & Spearhead with Arrested Development in the Pavilion Saturday, and longtime Ravinia headliner Lyle Lovett Sunday.

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Concerts by Ravinia’s Steans Music Institute Friday and Saturday are also affected. Ticket holders will receive refunds by Aug. 1. A spokesperson for Ravinia told the Tribune Wednesday that Crow’s concert would likely be rescheduled for later this summer, but that Lovett’s was canceled.

[ Lake County festival and event organizers reassessing plans: ‘We will be looking at increased security for all of our events’ ]

The Ravinia Festival grounds are located a little more than two miles south of the Highland Park downtown area, surrounded by residences.

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From the statement from the festival:

In light of Monday’s tragedy, and out of a deep respect for our community, Ravinia announces the cancellation or postponement of all concerts and events through Sunday, July 10.

This decision was made after careful consideration and in close consultation with many stakeholders, including neighbors, public officials, artists, and patrons. Our shared hope is that the reduced activity — both within the park and in the neighborhoods surrounding Ravinia — will give the community the space and quiet to reflect and heal.

Ravinia stands in loving support of our Highland Park community. We wish comfort and peace to the victims, their families, and all those affected, and look forward to gathering together again soon.

Following Sunday, the first show back is slated to be The Black Crowes on July 12. Ravinia made the announcement on social media as well as on its website at www.ravinia.org.

dgeorge@chicagotribune.com

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