Villa Park Recreation is now accepting registration for the Mariners Swim Team. The Mariners swim competitively in the DuPage Swim and Dive Conference, a group of thirteen west suburban swim teams including Wood Dale, Addison and Lombard. The season includes eleven meets, five on Wednesday evenings and five on Saturday […]

Friday, April 21 • 1:30-2:30 p.m. or 2:30-3:30 p.m. Tell Me a Story: An Oral History Project Does your grandmother have a story to share? Have you wondered about your dad’s immigration experience but never asked? Honor a loved one by having a meaningful one-on-one recorded conversation together in our […]

Parks and Recreation’s is holding a Mom and Son Night at Sugar Creek Golf Course, Friday, April 28, 6:30-8:30 pm. Young men and their special date will enjoy dinner catered from Michael Anthony’s and great music and entertainment provided by Coach Josh and DJ Superman. A keepsake photo of the evening is […]

GreenMan Theatre’s upcoming production of A Tale of Two Cities will challenge a small ensemble of ten actors to bring Charles Dickens’ epic novel of romance and revolution to life on stage this spring. Christopher M. Walsh’s adaptation first premiered in 2014 at Chicago’s award winning Lifeline Theatre. The Reader […]

Terra Vista of Oakbrook Terrace will be hosting its free monthly educational seminar on Alzheimer’s-dementia. This month’s session is entitled “Alzheimer’s Activities to Stay Engaged: Adding Fun and Meaning to Life” on Wednesday, April 19 at 2 p.m., at 1635 S. Ardmore Ave, Oakbrook Terrace. The presenter will be Terra […]

Park Art Center, 9 E. Park Blvd., offers a fun evening at a Paint your Pet class. Bring your favorite wine and a photo of your pet. Kids can make a cute poly clay birdie for Easter and teens can make a thoughtful gift for Mother’s Day or special someone. […]

Rep from Federal Reserve Bank presents informative lecture at History Museum The U.S. subprime mortgage crisis in 2008 was a nationwide banking emergency that contributed to the deepest recession since the Great Depression. What were its causes and consequences, and what has America learned from this debacle? The Elmhurst History […]

Elmhurst annual Spring clean-up reminders The City of Elmhurst would like to remind its residents of the Annual Spring Clean-Up. Yard waste is not included in the Spring Clean-Up, but will be collected if properly prepared, stickered, and set out on your regular collection day. Please do not put material […]

GreenMan Theatre is pleased to announce their final production of the 2017-2018 season, A Tale of Two Cities. Ten talented actors from throughout the Chicago area will bring Charles Dickens’ classic novel of romance and revolution to life in Christopher Walsh’s stirring adaptation this spring. A Tale of Two Cities […]

photo by Dee Longfellow Employees gather around Store Manager Mike VanDusseldorp (center, with scissors) as the ribbon is cut on their new location at 135 No. Addison by the parking deck. The new store now has a grocery section offering fresh produce, along with many products they carried at the […]