Rooted in legacy. Raised in love. Reunited in Chicago.
The Magee-McGee family has historically and continues to embrace strong family values and the importance of fellowship. Throughout the Magee-McGee family history, our family has built a strong foundation based on love, respect, social justice, education, spiritual beliefs, and entrepreneurship.
The principles and values stated have been achieved within our family roles, work roles, community roles, and national/international roles. To that effect, the Magee-McGee family will continue to evolve in such principles with pride, kindness, charisma, creativeness, and optimism as a basis for the success of all endeavors.
3 unions. Many children. Generations of legacy — all rooted in one man. Tap any branch to see the names behind the line.
Every day starts with a hotel happy hour in the lobby — two drink tickets per guest. Here's how the rest of the weekend rolls.
Busse Woods is a big preserve with several shelters. Here's exactly where to find us on Friday, July 17.
Type this into your GPS:
450 S Arlington Heights Rd
Elk Grove Village, IL 60007
Tap any map to open the full-size version. Save to your phone before you leave the hotel — cell service can be spotty inside the preserve.
The Magee–McGee Selfie Scavenger Hunt. Complete the list, earn your spot in the family yearbook, and compete for the champion title announced at Saturday's Legacy Banquet.
file://). Cloud uploads to the Family Yearbook only work when the site is published
online (e.g. Netlify Drop, Firebase Hosting, GitHub Pages). Until then, the upload button will
hang and your photos won't sync between devices.
Every selfie submitted lands here. Watch the wall fill up as cousins knock out their list.
Chicago's Black history runs deep. Here are a few stops worth making while the family's in town.
The oldest independent institution of its kind in the country — a must-visit pillar of Black art, history, and culture.
Named for Chicago's first Black mayor and home to live music, plays, and community events all weekend long.
From Muddy Waters to Buddy Guy's Legends, the sound our family rode north to freedom on is still playing strong.
A family photo stop no reunion should skip — the grounds alone are worth the trip.
The historic Black beaches where generations of Chicagoans cooled off, celebrated, and community'd up.
Black-owned food spots serving everything from classic soul food brunch to upscale Sunday dinner.
1939 North Meacham Road, Schaumburg, IL 60173 · (847) 397-1313
From every corner of the country we come back to the same table. Chicago 2026 is the next chapter — and we can't wait to make it with you.