“Yes! Not only will we serve Prairie Street’s freshly crafted beer on tap (brought over in kegs) but, we’ll also be nano-brewing beer on-site,” said Dustin Koch, the third of three co-owners. Will Prairie Street Brewing Co’s craft brews be available at Owly Oop? People can come anytime and get away from it all.” “Owly Oop will have the largest television screen in Rockford – a 12-foot monster – and several other big-screen TV’s for viewing broadcast sports, too. “And, it’s not just a place to visit before or after a game on the Sports Factory courts,” he continued. We want to make Owly Oop a seamless, treasured part of the Sports Factory experience.” Whether you’re a father, son, mother or daughter, we want you to go home happy and feel like you’ve received good value and friendly service. “Just like at Prairie Street Brewing Co, we’ll serve food made of fresh, local ingredients using from-scratch recipes. “As for the menu, I’d describe it as healthy, upscale pub food,” said Reed Sjostrom, co-owner. “There’s a lot of buzz around town about the area and that’s very gratifying to those of us who have been investing here for quite some time now.” “My partners and I are huge believers in Rockford, downtown and Madison Street, especially,” he said. “So, when the Park District released a RFP last year for concession operations at the Sports Factory, we jumped on it.” And of course, we’ve been proud to participate in City Market, as well.” said Chris Manuel, co-owner of Prairie St Brewing Co and Owly Oop. “We’ve partnered with the Rockford Park District for a few years now doing off-site catering at Nicholas Conservatory, Sinnissippi Bandshell, Midway Village and on the Forest City Queen riverboat. Both locals and visitors will be impressed with Owly Oop, another great riverfront venue from the Prairie Street team.” Prairie Street has set the standard for riverfront dining in Rockford. “They have an outstanding reputation for quality and professionalism that will complement our spectacular new sports venue. “It’s great that the restaurant that will serve the new UW Health Sports Factory will be run by our friends from Prairie Street,” said Lawrence J Morrissey, mayor of the City of Rockford. The thousands of residents and visitors to the UW Health Sports Factory will truly have a one-of-a-kind experience when they dine and overlook our beautiful Rock River at Owly Oop Sports Pub.” “Their outstanding quality and reputation will no doubt take downtown Rockford and our facility to the next level. “We could not be happier partnering with Prairie Street Brewing Co at the UW Health Sports Factory,” said Jay Sandine, assistant executive director of the Rockford Park District. Owly Oop will operate in just not one, but two locations inside building: upstairs in a 2,700 sq ft restaurant/pub overlooking the Rock River and in a smaller concession stand downstairs at court level.
UW Health Sports Factory is managed by the Rockford Park District. Owly Oop Sports Pub will open soon at the new 108,000 sq ft UW Health Sports Factory in the growing Madison Street corridor of downtown Rockford. In the 2nd year for this tournament, organizers saying city officials made it easy for them to pull it together.- Rockford, Illinois - Prairie Street Brewing Co., which recently unveiled a new peacock-bedecked brand identity, is proud to announce an all-new venture – Owly Oop Sports Pub – featuring another creative, feathery logo. So it’s neat to bring these teams in from the city and other states to just see the beauty of downtown rockford and the growth that’s happening here.” said Langanis. It’s just a beautiful facility right on the river. “We were so fortunate to find the uw sports factory.
This tournament bringing out family and filling the Owly-oop upstairs. 146 teams battling to move on to the finals in Orlando, Florida this summer. “The community has been fantastic in supporting us and helping us secure hundreds of hotels.” Said LanganisĪt the UW Sports Factory, the Rockford Grand Prix Volleyball Regionals began. It’s a busy weekend for Downtown Rockford, with an about 20,000 people visiting the Rorest City for two athletic events, the city will be bringing in an estimated $500,000 this weekend. “The community welcomed us and we sure love it here.” said Patty Langanis the Assistant Tournament Director for the Rockford Grand Prix Volleyball Regional Tournament. Athletes from all over the Midwest and Illinois have flocked here for competition as Rockford slowly becomes a major hub for regional and state championships.
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