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Wilmette /Kenilworth • Winnetka/Northfield • Glencoe 

2015 

Holiday 

Guide 

Wilmette Bound 

Find out when Santa Claus is coming to town, 

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Bright Lights In Winnetka 

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Annual tree lighting will bring out the community, 

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Skate Date In Glencoe 

Hit the ice with the whole family, 

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22nd Century Media | November 12, 2015 | 3 

Holiday happenings plentiful in Winnetka 

Megan Maginity, Managing Editor 

The holidays always come 

around faster than expected. 

Once Halloween passes, it seems 

like everyone’s in full throttle holiday 

mode. 

Luckily, residents can be fully 

prepared to embrace this year’s 

festive season with 22nd Century 

Media’s Holiday Guide. 

In Winnetka, Thanksgiving activities 

are still abound, making 

sure the American holiday isn’t 

overlooked. The Winnetka Ice 

Arena’s Turkey Day Skate offers 

free rink time for families to burn 

off some calories before the big 

dinner. Then, after Thanksgiving, 

Winnetka embraces the holiday 

season with a tree lighting, Breakfast 

with Santa and decorating 

gingerbread houses, among many 

other local Village events. 

For the full holiday schedule, 

tune in below: 

Donning their Blackhawks’ jerseys Griffin (left) and Graham Huntington 

work on their skating skills. 

Turkey Day Skate 

10:30 a.m.-2 p.m. Nov. 27, 

Winnetka Ice Arena, 490 Hibbard 

Road. Burn off a few calories before 

Thanksgiving dinner and enjoy 

a special skate day. Special admission 

price of $2 and skate rental 

is $3. 

Winnetka Tree Lighting Ceremony 

5:45-7 p.m. Dec. 4, Station Park, 

754 Elm St. Come for the annual 

tree lighting ceremony. Watch as 

the tree illuminates the park and 

kicks off the season. Stay for carol 

singing. There will be visitors from 

the North Pole. 

The Season’s Greetings Christmas Carolers (left to right) Jeanie 

Pitchford, Marlene Flood, Peder Reiff and Gabriel Di Gemaro entertain 

the families with carols at last year’s tree lighting in Winnetka. 

Breakfast With Santa 

8:30-11:30 a.m. Dec. 5, Winnetka 

Community House, 620 Lincoln 

Ave. Located in elegant Matz Hall, 

which is transformed into a winter 

wonderland, this lovely family 

event has been the talk of the town 

for the last four holiday seasons. 

While enjoying a scrumptious 

breakfast buffet, families will 

meet and greet Santa, have a com- 

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The Glen Town Center 

readies for shoppers 

Baby, it’s cold outside, 

but The Glen Town Center 

is heating things up with festive 

fashion, food, film and 

fun. 

Located in the former 

Glenview Naval Air Station, 

The Glen Town Center 

is the area’s premier hub for 

shopping, dining and entertainment. 

The Glen Town 

Center’s recent surge of new 

retail, restaurant, beauty and 

entertainment tenants has 

revitalized the center just in 

time for the holidays. 

With prime national and 

local retailers offering major 

savings on sporting goods, 

jewelry and accessories, 

beauty products, housewares 

and décor, books, games, 

toys and the hottest fashions 

and footwear for the whole 

family, The Glen Town 

Center is the North Shore’s 

one-stop gift destination for 

everyone on your list. The 

Glen Town Center will kick 

off the holiday shopping 

season with their Black Friday 

Gift Card Giveaway on 

Friday, Nov. 27, and Small 

Business Saturday, on Saturday, 

Nov. 28. 

Santa Claus is coming 

to town to make The Glen 

Town Center a winter funderland. 

In addition to offering 

endless winter-weather 

entertainment options including 

new and classic 

movies at the New Arclight 

Cinemas, cooking classes at 

Flavor Pot, painting at Pinot’s 

Palette and Color Me 

Mine, karaoke, trivia and 

live music at The Curragh, 

children’s performances 

at The Book Market and 

more, The Glen Town Center 

will be spreading major 

holiday cheer this December 

by hosting free children’s 

Photos with Santa on Dec. 

5, Breakfast with Santa and 

live reindeer on Dec. 12 and 

Holiday Crafts on Dec. 19. 

Santa will be make several appearances at The Glen Town 

Center, including on Black Friday, Nov. 27. PHOTO SUBMITTED 

A full list of events and details, 

including event registration, 

can be found online 

at www.TheGlenTownCenter.com. 

‘Tis the season to celebrate. 

Eat, drink and be 

merry with your nearest 

and dearest at one of The 

Glen Town Center’s 20+ 

dining opportunities! Featuring 

menus from around 

the world including American, 

Italian, Latin, Irish and 

Asian cuisine, sweet treats, 

specialty cocktails, brunch 

and more, The Glen Town 

Center offers solutions for 

any culinary craving. Be 

sure to visit The Glen Town 

Center’s newest restaurants, 

Uno Mas Tacos & Tequila 

and Your Pie. 

Forget the forecast and 

enjoy the fashion, food, film 

and fun: The Glen Town 

Center offers free valet parking 

from 4 p.m. until close 

seven days a week. Valet 

parking stands are conveniently 

located throughout 

the center in front of Bravo! 

Cucina Italiana, Jameson’s 

Charhouse, RA Sushi, Ted’s 

Montana Grill, The Curragh 

Irish Pub and Yardhouse. 

For details and information 

on the Glen Town 

Center’s tenants, new store 

openings, holiday savings, 

specials and events, visit 

www.TheGlenTownCenter. 

com and “LIKE” the Glen 

Town Center on Facebook 

at facebook.com/GlenTown- 

Center. 

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Downtown Wilmette offers local 

shopping options for holidays 

Have you been to downtown Wilmette 

lately? If your answer is no, 

you are in for some surprises—the 

Village has experienced a dramatic 

renaissance as of late. That’s right 

- new restaurants, boutiques and 

services have emerged amongst 

the longtime family- owned greats 

making it easy and fun to shop locally 

this holiday season. 

There are so many reasons to 

skip the mall (besides the parking 

lot altercations and the bad music). 

In this day and age of online 

shopping and mass production, it’s 

more important than ever to feel 

part of and invested in our community. 

Just ask the local business 

owners who live, shop and play 

here every day. 

So here’s how to check things 

off your gift list and not even leave 

town…How about starting with 

one of Wilmette’s new retailers? 

Stop at Exhibit for unique gifts and 

apparel from vintage cocktail sets 

to new leather jackets. Are clothing 

and accessories on your list? Head 

to Hubba-Hubba for classic, trendsetting 

and affordable fashion and 

Persimmon for merchandise from 

Paris to Istanbul. Pop by Chantilly 

Lace to see their fresh new look - 

same spot, new owner. 

’Tis the season for hostess gifts 

so explore the many wonderful 

choices at Raven and Dove, grab a 

bottle of goodness from The Bottle 

Shop or flowers from Morning 

Glory Flower Shop. If jewelry is 

on your gift list make sure to visit 

both Lambrecht and Wilmette Jewelers 

for some beautiful baubles. 

And of course make sure to stop 

in Lad and Lassie, a long-time favorite 

with kids and adults alike 

for clothing and gifts. Want to see 

it all in style? Stop by Craig Scott 

Opticians. 

What’s also great about downtown 

Wilmette is that you can make 

a night (or day) out of it. Come enjoy 

great dining and entertainment 

choices like Depot Nuevo, Nicks, 

The Big Tomato and Rock House. 

And why not get spruced up at 

Rolf’s Salon before heading out on 

the town? 

Planning on entertaining this 

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A La Carte makes 

return to Wilmette 

A La Carte, as seen on the 

Food Network’s “The Best of 

Gourmet Groceries” is returning 

to Wilmette with a retail location 

at the end of November. 

Established in 1980, A La 

Carte is the North Shore’s premier 

gourmet food store. A La 

Carte has been on The Hungry 

Hound and Best of Chicago. 

A La Carte offers fresh entrees, 

soups, salads, desserts 

and lunch menus just like in 

the past. 

A La Carte’s has expanded to 

offer Frozen Gourmet Cuisine 

to Lakeside in Winnetka, Grand 

Foods Winnetka & Glencoe, 

Food Smart, Sunset Foods, 

Mariano’s Grocery Stores and 

Valli’s Produce in Evanston. 

They also provide full service 

catering and delivery. 

Think holidays, A La Carte 

has a party tray, with Thanksgiving 

and Christmas menus 

on line. 

Let A La Carte help make the 

Holidays easy and delicious. 

They hope to see you in their 

new location in Wilmette’s 

West Lake Plaza. 

Submitted by A La Carte, call 

(847) 256-4102, (847) 831-8102, 

or visit alacarteinc.com. 

Village Toy Shop remains treasured part of Winnetka community 

The Village Toy Shop has been 

a community landmark and an important 

part of Winnetka for over 65 

years. 

Located in the heart of downtown, 

it is a place filled to the roof 

with wonderful toys just waiting to 

become a child’s beloved treasure. 

The cozy and inviting front window 

is jam-packed with wonderful 

things to choose from. One glance 

at the store and you want to come 

in and have a look around. You can 

find a huge variety of playthings 

there, everything from toys invented 

last year to the classics which 

have been around for decades. 

There are new toys that the kids 

are all talking about, and toys 

which have withstood the test of 

time. The store has Legos, puzzles, 

dolls, science kits, and stuffed animals. 

They even have a section of 

classic candy that will remind you 

of your childhood. 

For the past 30 years, the Berwanger 

family has owned and lovingly 

run the store. On any day, 

you can find the mother-daughter 

team of Pat and Liz Berwanger 

behind the counter offering their 

knowledge and advice to their 

extremely loyal customers. The 

customers walking out with bags 

brimming full of beautifully 

wrapped toys seem almost as excited 

and enthusiastic about the 

store as the staff. 

When customers walk in the 

door they are cheerfully greeted 

as old friends, and they know 

that they will find just what they 

need. Along with their fantastic 

and dedicated staff, Pat and Liz 

can help you find the perfect gift 

for all the kids on your list. The 

Toy Shop team members listen 

to find out exactly what the child 

likes, and then they help you find 

just the appropriate thing for 

that child. They especially love 

the challenge of trying to find 

something for the child who has 

everything already. They even offer 

free gift wrapping and local 

delivery. 

One of their signature services 

is to put a free little toy on top of 

every gift that they wrap. This is 

the place that kids run to when they 

have allowance money to spend, 

and where new grandparents come 

because it was where they shopped 

when they were kids. Many of 

the customers can tell you stories 

about how many years they have 

been happily shopping at the store. 

The Village Toy Shop continues 

to be a treasured part of a community 

that clearly loves the place. 

Submitted by The Village Toy Shop, for 

more information call (847) 446-7990, 

or visit www.villagetoyshopil.com. 

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Whether you’re planning on 

simply enjoying the lights and the 

snow or getting out on the ice for 

a little open skating, Glencoe has 

something for you this holiday 

season. 

Enjoy the lights during the Village’s 

annual Light the Village 

Lights event Nov. 27 or enjoy the 

opening of skating season at Watts 

Ice Center the same day. If you’re 

looking for a meeting with Santa, 

you’re in luck, as you can even 

have breakfast with him at the Chicago 

Botanic Garden. At the garden, 

visitors can also enjoy a local 

favorite, the Wonderland Express, 

an exhibition featuring model 

trains circling around a number of 

Chicago landmarks. 

With downtown Glencoe all lit 

up, residents can head down to the 

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Glencoe gears up for holiday season 

Town will kick off festivities at Light the Village Lights on Nov. 27 

Glencoe residents enjoy the annual tree-lighting ceremony in downtown 

Glencoe last year. 

business district on December Saturdays 

(Dec. 5, 12 and 29), when 

the Chamber of Commerce will be 

having a number of holiday promotions, 

accompanied by holiday 

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there’ll be something for you this 

holiday season. 

Light the Village Lights 

5 p.m., Friday, Nov. 27. intersection 

of Park and Vernon avenues, 

downtown Glencoe. Join for the 

annual tree-lighting ceremony with 

singing as Santa rides in on a fire 

truck, an event that is well-attended 

by Glencoe residents every year. 

Wonderland Express 

Nov. 27, 2015, through Sunday, 

Jan. 3, 2016, 1000 Lake Cook 

Road, Chicago Botanic Garden. 

Wonderland Express brings seasonal 

charm and sparkle to the 

Chicago Botanic Garden. Twinkling 

LED lights, stunning plant 

displays, an indoor model train 

exhibition containing more than 80 

miniature replicas of Chicago-area 

The Chicago Botanic Garden’s 

Wonderland Express is a 

community favorite come holiday 

season. 

landmarks crafted of all-natural 

materials, as well as shopping and 

special events, make Wonderland 

Express a not-to-be-missed holiday 

tradition for visitors of all ages 

and interests. This year, two new 

miniature replicas will be added: 

the Maggie Daley Park Skating 

Ribbon, as part of the Millennium 

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John Plunkett Interiors: Why high point fashion matters to you 

You live here on the North 

Shore so it’s likely you have 

fashionable taste and care a 

great deal about the look and 

feel of your home, especially 

now as we approach the holidays 

and welcome guests 

into our homes. Assuming 

that, you may enjoy hearing 

the latest from a small place 

on earth called High Point, 

North Carolina. No, this is 

not where Santa relaxes after 

completing his seasonal 

chores, but it does have 

significance. It is the world 

epicenter of the interior design 

and home furnishings 

industry, which strongly influences 

the interior fashions 

we choose for our homes. 

If you were to visit this 

small Southern metropolis 

almost any time of the year, 

you’d think you stepped into 

a time capsule from 50 to 75 

years ago. It’s quiet, folksy, 

and let’s just say, “quaint,” 

but during the third week of 

April or October each year, 

High Point plays host to the 

International Home Furnishings 

Market. Overnight 

the population bursts by 

100,000 attendees from the 

city’s regular 108,000 residents. 

This is when furniture 

retailers and interior design 

fashionistas from around the 

globe flock to see manufacturers’ 

newest collections 

and design statements. It is 

all wonderfully conceived 

and orchestrated by some of 

the best furniture and interior 

design talent in the world. 

John Plunkett Interiors, 

located in Plaza del Lago in 

Wilmette, just returned from 

the Market. With millions of 

square feet of manufacturer 

showroom display space to 

cover, you could spend two 

weeks and not see it all. In 

their briefer than normal 

four-day whirlwind tour, 

here is what John Plunkett 

Interiors saw: 

Style Trends – As varied 

as tastes are in the general 

population – from ornate 

traditional to clean contemporary 

designs, and from 

relaxed and casual to more 

formal looks – so, too, are 

the variations in furniture 

and interior design. Suffice 

it to say you see it all. 

One of the significant style 

trends in recent years is what 

you might call the restoration 

hardware look. Characterized 

by large scale furniture 

pieces in rustic gray 

tone wood finishes, along 

with extra deep (sometimes 

too deep to be comfortable) 

upholstery, this look has 

gained appeal. It definitely 

is not your parents’ furniture. 

Yet some question how 

much life remains in this 

style category. Regardless, 

many furniture manufacturers 

from low-to-higher-end 

reflect this look in their new 

introductions. 

Another trend that continues 

strongly from recent 

years is the movement away 

from traditional and toward 

more contemporary and 

modern design, including 

mid-century modern. This 

reflects many of our preferences 

for furniture styles other 

than those our parents had. 

Manufacturers have their 

fingers on this pulse. We saw 

many tasteful new contemporary 

collections. To name 

a few, Marge Carson debuted 

a gorgeous grouping called 

Lake Shore Drive. Precedent 

and Thayer Coggin continue 

to be prolific with classic 

contemporary and modern 

upholstery design. 

Finally, and probably most 

relevant for many North 

Shore residents, is furniture 

and interior design reflecting 

an eclectic blend of contemporary 

and cleaned-up classical 

traditional forms. Hickory 

Chair, Century, and a newer, 

trending line called Caracole 

have been driving forces in 

this direction. It is a curated 

blend of styles that is not easy 

to create at home, even by 

practiced professionals. 

These brief reflections 

hardly begin to convey the 

scope of the High Point Market 

or its wealth of interior 

design and home furnishing 

resources. It is both inspiring 

and awesome. And because it 

is open only to the trade, we 

consider it our professional 

responsibility and pleasure 

to bring this world back to 

you. We at John Plunkett 

Interiors know you want a 

room and a home that is both 

comfortable and attractive. 

We have been attending the 

Market twice yearly for the 

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of our client’s preferences 

and needs. So when you are 

looking for that perfect piece 

or want to create an award 

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Kenilworth continues 

holiday traditions 

Kenilworth Men’s Christmas Luncheon 

11:30 a.m.-2 p.m. Dec. 5, Kenilworth Assembly 

Hall, 410 Kenilworth Ave. The bar 

opens at 11:30 a.m. with lunch to follow at 

12:30 p.m. Cost is $45 per person. RSVP by 

Tuesday, Dec. 1. No reservations or cancellations 

will be accepted after Dec. 1. Make 

checks payable to: The Kenilworth Club. 

You may pay online with a Visa or MC at 

http://kenilworthclub.org/index.php/makea-payment. 

Tree lighting 

4:30 p.m.-8 p.m. Dec. 5, fountain at Kenilworth 

Avenue and Richmond Road. The 

annual Kenilworth tradition, rekindled just 

six years ago, will include caroling and immediately 

after, a visit from Santa Claus and 

refreshments at the Kenilworth Assembly 

Hall. 

Kenilworth Club Member Holiday Party 

6-8 p.m., Dec. 6, Kenilworth Assembly 

Hall, 410 Kenilworth Ave. The historic club 

will host its annual holiday bash for members. 

Call (847) 251-1227 to RSVP by Dec. 

1. Visit www.kenilworthclub.org for more 

information. 

Gingerbread House Holiday Party 

3-6 p.m., Dec. 13. Member families get together 

to decorate gingerbread houses while 

sleigh rides are offered throughout the afternoon. 

Cost is $55 per house. 

Tree Lighting: The Kenilworth Tree Lighting is the hallmark event for the seasonal 

schedule and is set for Dec. 5 this year. 22nd Century Media File Photo 

Winnetka Community House to feature Kohl Children’s Museum 

This November, Winnetka 

Community House welcomes 

the Kohl Children’s 

Museum’s interactive traveling 

exhibit, Chagall for Children. 

With 14 multi-sensory 

stations, each incorporating 

a high-quality reproduction 

of Chagall’s most famous 

works, the exhibit offers 

hands-on exploration of one 

of the most beloved artists of 

the twentieth century, Marc 

Chagall. 

“We are extremely excited 

to bring such an important 

exhibit to the North Shore,” 

said Alana Flatley, Winnetka 

Community House’s Director 

of Institutional Advancement. 

“We are honored that 

Kohl Children’s Museum 

chose Winnetka Community 

House to host this worldclass 

display of Chagall’s 

most recognizable works.” 

The series of hands-on 

activities encourages visiting 

children, ages 2-12, and 

their families, to explore and 

work with specific art principles 

such as color, composition, 

light and texture. 

The Winnetka Community 

House will feature the 

Kohl Children’s Museum’s 

interactive traveling exhibit, 

Chagall for Children, this 

winter. 

All proceeds from the 

Chagall for Children 

exhibit support the youth 

enrichment programs 

and services of Winnetka 

Community House. 

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Many stations are accompanied 

with audio descriptions, 

highlighting information 

about the artwork upon 

which the interactive experience 

is based. 

Chagall for Children 

opens on Tuesday, Nov. 24, 

and continues through Friday, 

Dec. 31. Hours are from 

9 a.m.-3 p.m. every day. 

School groups are invited to 

attend at no charge. There is 

a suggested donation of $10 

for families who wish to visit 

the exhibit. 

“I’ve seen the incredible 

success of this traveling exhibit 

and I have no doubt that 

our community will embrace 

it as well,” Flatley said. “We 

can hardly wait to open our 

doors and share the wonderful 

gift of Chagall this holiday 

season. The collaboration 

with Kohl Children’s 

Museum has meant a great 

deal to us, and we are very 

grateful for their willingness 

to share the exhibit with the 

Community House.” 

To celebrate this wonderful 

achievement for Winnetka 

Community House several 

events have been created 

and are open to the public, 

including a VIP Preview 

Party (Monday, Nov. 23), A 

Sunday Afternoon with Chagall 

(Sunday, Nov. 29), and 

Chagall ArtExpress Lecture 

(Tuesday, Dec. 8). The Preview 

Party celebrates the 

opening of the exhibit and 

will feature a welcome from 

the President of Kohl Children’s 

Museum, Sheridan 

Turner. Below are details regarding 

each event: 

VIP Preview Party — 

for adults only 

7 p.m. Monday, Nov. 23 

Join Winnetka Community 

House as they celebrate 

the opening of the Chagall 

for Children exhibit. Guests 

will enjoy a cocktailreception, 

starting at 7 p.m. Sheridan 

Turner, President of 

Kohl Children’s Museum, 

will explain the vision and 

rationale behind the creation 

of the exhibit and why they 

chose Winnetka Community 

House as its next home. 

$30 per person/includes 

free family admission for the 

length of the exhibit. 

A Sunday Afternoon with 

Chagall – family event 

1-3 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 29 

Parents and grandparents 

are invited to bring their 

children and grandchildren 

to enjoy an afternoon with 

Chagall. Hot apple cider, 

sweet treats and raffle prizes 

will be available for all who 

attend. The grand prize is a 

basket of Chagall-themed 

books and a paint set, compliments 

of Winnetka’s The 

Book Stall on Chestnut 

Court. The cost is $10 per 

family 

Chagall ArtExpress Lecture – 

for adults only 

10 a.m. Tuesday, Dec. 8 

This is an opportunity for 

adults to learn more about 

Chagall, the artist, and his 

works. Presented by Ginny 

Voedisch, the Public Program 

Lecturer of the Art 

Institute of Chicago, this 

lecture will give audience 

members a behind-thescenes 

look into the life of 

one of the world’s most renowned 

artists. The cost is 

$15 per adult 

More information and 

tickets are available online 

at: http://www.winnetkacommunityhouse.org/chagall. 

All proceeds from the 

Chagall for Children exhibit 

support the youth enrichment 

programs and services 

of Winnetka Community 

House, a non-tax supported 

organization that is dependent 

on a broad base of community 

support for its existence. 

Submitted by Winnetka Community 

House, for more information 

call (847) 881-9316, 

email alana@winnetkacommmunityhouse.org 

and visit 

winnetkacommunityhouse.org



Give the gift of 

HOME 

for the holidays! 

Stop in and experience a fresh array 

of fine home furnishings and gift ideas... 

just in time for welcoming holiday guests! 

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We Are Coming Back! 

As seen on The Food Network — 

“The Best Of—Gourmet Groceries” 

Established in 1980, A La Carte is the North Shore’s premier gourmet food store. We 

have been on The Hungry Hound and Best of Chicago.We are opening a new retail 

location back in Wilmette the end of November. 

We will offer our fresh entrees, soups, salads, desserts and lunch menus that we have 

in the past. A La Carte's has expanded to offer Frozen Gourmet Cuisine to Lakeside 

in Winnetka, Grand Foods—Winnetka & Glencoe, Food Smart, Sunset Foods, 

Mariano's Grocery Stores and Valli's Produce in Evanston. We also provide full 

service catering and delivery. Think Holidays, we have our Party Tray, Thanksgiving 

and Christmas menus on line. 

Let A La Carte help make the Holidays easy & delicious! 

Hope to see you in our new location. 

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Wilmette’s 

Lambrecht’s 

Jewelers 

offers wide 

array of 

pieces 

Since 1892, Wilmette’s 

Lambrecht’s Jewelers simply 

says thank you. And so 

another Christmas is here. 

How welcome, it’s truly 

the most delightful season 

of the year and a season of 

wishful thinking and fond 

remembrance. 

Luckily, it’s so simple to 

shop at our store, which is 

aglow with the spirit of the 

season. You’ll find charming 

trifles, breathtaking 

luxuries and hundreds of 

in-betweens, every one with 

that different, smarter look 

which distinguishes gifts of 

recognized quality. 

Gifts are traditionally 

correct, flawless in craftsmanship 

and priced to suit 

your desire. So stop by 

and see Lambrecht’s selection 

and you won’t be 

disappointed. They have 

beautiful pieces of Moorcroft 

Pottery from Stokeon-Trent 

in the UK. A 

tower of 750 sterling silver 

charms to suit every occasion. 

Beautiful hand bags 

and cell phone covers from 

Debbie Brooks New York. 

Festive Christmas Day and 

Santa figurines from Royal 

Doulton. An array of colorful 

pearls from Honora 

and wonderful sapphires, 

rubies and emeralds to delight 

the senses are at your 

fingertips. 

Lambrecht’s wishes you 

and yours a blessed holiday 

season and a happy, healthy 

2016. 

Submitted by Lambrecht’s 

Jewelers, for more information 

call (847) 251-3284 or visit 

www.lambrechtsjewelers.com. 

A group of carolers sing at the tree lighting last Juliette Zhou gets her face painted at Northfield Northfield’s Ella Kelley tastes her sprinklecoated 

year in Northfield. 

Park District’s Winter Fest last year. 

cookie that she decorated at the park 

district. 22nd Century Media File Photos 

Northfield preps for winter events 

Letters to Santa 

Nov. 23-Dec. 18, Northfield 

Community Center, 

401 Wagner Road. Drop off 

your personal letter to Santa. 

Northfield Tree 

Lighting Ceremony 

5:15 p.m. Dec. 3, 300 

S. Happ Road, Northfield. 

Join the Village of Northfield 

representatives as they 

light the Christmas tree. The 

switch will be flipped at 5 

p.m. Come a little early, sing 

Holiday carols and enjoy a 

family-friendly festive event. 

Winterfest 

11 a.m.-1 p.m. Dec. 5, 

Northfield Community 

Center, 401 Wagner Road. 

Bring the whole family to 

the Northfield Park District 

Community Center for a day 

of holiday fun. Activities 

include inflatables, holiday 

craft table, create a holiday 

sugar cookie, holiday games 

and the opportunity to visit 

with the big man himself, 

Santa. Don’t forget your 

camera for pictures. Children 

must be accompanied by an 

adult. 

Northfield’s Hofherr Meat Co. is more 

than your average butcher shop 

Let Hofherr be your holiday meat headquarters. 

They feature among other things: 

• Fresh never frozen turkey from 

Ferndale Farms 

• Turduckens 

• Prime standing rib roasts 

• Trimmed and tied beef tenderloins 

• Made to order charcuterie trays 

Established in March of 2014, 

Hofherr Meat Co. takes pride in 

sourcing meats traceable to the family 

farms where the animals were 

raised. To help our customers turn 

our fine meats into complete meals, 

Hofherr, located at 300 Happ Road, 

Northfield, sells a variety of homemade 

soups, delicious sides, and 

carefully selected sauces. They 

choose their recipes based on the 

freshest ingredients available each 

day, so that every batch of our prepared 

products is sure to satisfy. In 

addition, Hofherr offers traditional 

deli counter services, a rotating daily 

menu of soups and sandwiches, a 

floor-to-ceiling rotisserie oven, and a 

wide array of catering options. 

Though they approach our craft 

with the utmost seriousness, Hofherr 

works tirelessly to provide our customers 

with a bright, comfortable, 

and inviting shopping atmosphere. 

Let them prove to you why they 

should be your trusted alternative to 

a corporate grocery chain’s meat department. 

Hofherr is dedicated to buying and 

selling meats that are directly traceable 

to the production source. Why 

is that important for the consumer? 

Many butcher shops and grocery 

• Full catering options 

• And more 

Store hours are 9 a.m.-7 p.m. Tuesday-Friday, 

9 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday, 

10 a.m.-4 p.m. Sunday and Monday 

by appointment. 

stores use pre-processed meats from 

industrialized factories. It’s hard 

to get a straight answer whether or 

not their suppliers used hormones, 

steroids, antibiotics, or other exotic 

methods in the course of raising the 

animals. Frankly, it’s hard to know 

what exactly is in the meat you buy 

from most outlets. 

Hofherr provides a wide range 

of off-site food options designed to 

exceed your expectations. They’ve 

done it all, from catering private 

events, to whole pig backyard roasts, 

to buffets for business meetings. 

Next time there’s a big game, allow 

them to wow your friends and family 

with one of our game day or tailgate 

spreads. 

Because each event has its own 

particular needs, Hofherr doesn’t 

believe in a generic catering menu. 

Rather, they would prefer a thorough 

consultation. Hofherr will consider 

your tastes, event type, location, and 

budget, then our dedicated staff will 

execute a custom plan to satisfy your 

needs down to the very last detail. 

Submitted by Hofherr Meat Co., call 

(847) 441-MEAT or visit seanhofherr. 

com.



wilmette 

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your wish list ready because 

Santa’s elves are installing 

a mailbox at the Community 

Rec Center. Santa has 

informed the Wilmette Park 

District that he will write 

back to all children who put 

a letter into Santa’s Mailbox 

between Nov. 24-Dec. 

4. Include a self-addressed 

stamped envelope. 

Family Holiday Celebration 

11 a.m.-3 p.m., Nov. 28- 

29, Chalet Nursery, 3132 

Lake Ave., Wilmette. The 

reindeer arrive at Chalet 

Nursery in Wilmette around 

Nov. 23, and the ensuing 

weekend the nursery will 

host its annual holiday celebration. 

Featured guests 

include Smarty Pants and 

Miss Dena, who will provide 

entertainment like balloon 

twisting and face painting. 

Also enjoy s’mores, hot 

chocolate and hot cider, too. 

Sally Brown, played by Emma Flannery of Wilmette, dances with the Peanuts gang during 

last year’s performance of “It’s Christmas, Charlie Brown,” by the ATC Repertory Company 

at The Wilmette Theatre 

Holiday Gift Books 

10 am. Tuesday, Dec. 1, 

Mallinckrodt Community 

Center, 1041A Ridge Road, 

Wilmette. Join librarian 

Nancy Wagner for a look at 

the best books for holiday 

gifts. 

Santa at Chalet — 

pets welcome! 

1-3 p.m. Dec. 5, 6, 12 and 

13, Chalet Nursery, 3132 

Lake Ave., Wilmette. Santa 

will be in the house at Chalet 

for five days this season. 

Nov. 28 is a special date just 

for pets to meet the Kris 

Kringle. 

‘The Addams Family, 

The Musical’ 

1 p.m. Dec. 5, Dec. 12; 

4:30 p.m. Dec. 5, Dec. 12; 

Please see wilmette, 19 

Ava Rupert, of Wilmette, belts out holiday songs with the 

St. Joseph School Youth Choir at the annual tree lighting 

ceremony in 2014. 

Matthew Desai decorates a frame at the craft table during 

the St. Francis Xavier Breakfast event last year. 22nd 

Century Media File Photos 

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Celebrating 

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years 

On the North Shore 

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Plaza del Lago features diverse 

mix of leading retailers 

Plaza del Lago, located at 1515 N. 

Sheridan Road in Wilmette, is one of 

the North Shore’s most unique and 

beautiful shopping communities. With 

a diverse mix of leading retailers, 

one-of-a-kind boutiques, distinctive 

restaurants and unique services, Plaza 

del Lago is located just steps from the 

Lake Michigan waterfront, making the 

center a popular North Shore meet up 

spot for coffee, shopping with friends, 

meal pick up or an evening out listening 

to music under the stars. 

“This area has so much to offer, 

including an easy to walk to variety 

of shops, a grocery store, seafood, 

fine Italian dining and pizza carry out 

and more,” said Joe Moss, owner of 

Plaza del Lago. “We’re truly a neighborhood 

resource and gathering spot, 

and our unique shopping center is 

easy to navigate, features merchants 

who know their customer’s names, 

and, of course, is on some of the Chicagoland 

area’s most prime real estate 

with a phenomenal view of Lake 

Michigan.” 

Moss said that over the past several 

years, Plaza has transformed to 

offering customers the ability to run 

errands, purchase important items 

and enjoy entertainment and dining 

all right on the lakefront. Visitors 

come from around the North Shore 

and Chicago and bike, walk and drive 

to Plaza del Lago, especially for the 

popular events that define the spot as 

a gathering center for all ages. From 

Easter Egg Hunts to summer concerts 

on the Plaza, there is always something 

new happening. 

Upcoming activities include: 

· 5-9 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 19, Holiday 

Night on the Plaza special store 

hours 

· 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 6, 

Sleigh Rides. Meet on the Plaza 

to enjoy a horse drawn sleigh ride 

around the Wilmette area. 

Submitted by Plaza del Lago, call (847) 

251-0362 or visit plazadellago.com. 

A pet boutique and grooming salon 

for the best in food, fashion, and fun 

toys for your furry friends. 

‘The Nutcracker’ returns 

to North Shore School of Dance 

Children and adults have been 

fascinated with the tradition and 

fantasy of The Nutcracker for decades. 

The story is of Clara and 

her Nutcracker prince as they 

fight the Mice King and journey 

through the snow to the Land of 

Sweets. This story is skillfully 

told by ballet dancers with enchanting 

magical sets and beautiful 

costumes that transport the 

audience into Clara’s world. 

The North Shore School of 

Dance will present its 27th annual 

production on Saturday, Dec. 

5, and Sunday, Dec. 6, at Lake 

Forest Academy, 1500 West Kennedy 

Road, Lake Forest. There 

will be an addition performance 

on Saturday, Dec. 12, at Christian 

Heritage Academy, 315 Waukegan 

Road, Northfield. 

Tickets are $22 for adults, and 

$15 for children, seniors and 

The North Shore School 

of Dance will present “The 

Nutcracker” for the 27th year. 

military. This production is appropriate 

for children of all ages, 

with each act being just over 30 

minutes. For purchasing tickets, 

visit our website at www.northshoredance.com. 

This show sells 

out every year, so early purchase 

is recommended. 

Children step into the magic 

at Sugar Plum Fairy’s the Sugar 

Plum Tea on Sunday, Nov. 22, at 

the North Shore School of Dance 

at 505 Laurel Ave., Highland 

Happy Holidays 

-AND- 

Happy Ski Season! 

WE SOLVE GIFT 

GIVING BEAUTIFULLY! 

Park. There will be “tea” and special 

treats. along with story time, 

dancing, games and give a special 

performance by Clara, her friends 

and the Sugar Plum Fairy. Tea 

time is at 10:30 a.m. and lasts approximately 

90 minutes. The fee 

is $15 per child. The Sugar Plum 

parties have been the highlight of 

the season for so many children 

for over 15 years. Register at 

www.northshoredance.com. 

The Nutcracker Boutique will 

be at each performance, as well 

as the North Shore School of 

Dance from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. on 

Sunday, Nov. 22. Beautiful dolls, 

nutcrackers, jewelry and other 

special fun gifts can be purchased 

for your dancer. 

Submitted by North Shore School 

of Dance, (847) 432-2060 or visit 

www.northshoredance.com. 

BLACK FRIDAY SALE 

20% OFF ENTIRE STORE 

1 Day Only! 

Friday, Nov. 27 

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WINNETKA 

From Page 3 

plimentary photo taken, create 

personalized crafts and 

then take home a book from 

Mrs. Claus’ library. Tickets 

are $25. 

Skate with Santa 

1:40-2:55 p.m., Dec. 12, 

Winnetka Ice Arena, 490 

Hibbard Road. Santa will 

pay a visit to the Winnetka 

Ice Arena for the annual 

free Skate with Santa. There 

will be sleigh rides on ice 

and more at this Winnetka 

holiday tradition. For more 

information, visit winpark. 

org. 

Winter Skating Exhibition 

3-4:30 p.m. Dec. 12, 


Hibbard Road. Tot thru free 

skate program participants, 

WFSC members and the Ice 

Angels Synchro teams will 

demonstrate their skills in 

Hunter Hillenmeyer (right) leans in to get a photo of his daughter Harper with the Big Guy 

at Breakfast with Santa last year at the Winnetka Community House. 

the Annual Winter Exhibition. 

Free admission. For 

more information, visit winpark.org. 

Santa Claus is Coming ... 

to Winnetka 

10 a.m.-noon, Dec. 12, 

The Skokie School, 520 

Glendale Ave. Join the 

Winnetka Park District as 

it welcomes Santa Claus. 

Why fight for a mall parking 

spot when Santa will be 

just down the street? Warm 

up with some hot chocolate 

and get your picture taken 

with the big guy himself. 

There will be plenty of other 

enjoyable activities like a 

trackless train ride, cookie 

decorating and even real 

reindeer to keep kids happy. 

This is also a perfect opportunity 

for your child to 

hand-deliver their thoughtful 

Santa letter to the man in 

charge. 

Candy Cane Lane 

Tree Decorating 

Winnetka’s Anneliese Conine (left), 7, skates with Charlotte 

McElvenny during the Annual Winter Exhibition last year at 

the Winnetka Ice Arena. 

10 a.m.-noon, Dec. 12, 

Dwyer Park, 856 Elm St. 

Do visions of sugar plums 

dance in your head during 

the holiday season? Register 

your organization, 

club, troop, neighborhood 

or family to decorate your 

very own tree in Hubbard 

Woods Park. Each group is 

responsible for their own 

decorations. Decorated 

trees will stay up until January 

2. No glass decorations 

will be allowed. Additionally, 

keep in 

mind that there is no electricity 

for the trees. Registration 

deadline is Dec. 6. 

Holiday Gifts 

from Your Kitchen 

3-4 p.m. Dec. 12, Winnetka 

Library, 768 Oak St. 

Handmade gifts are a great 

way to get in the holiday 

spirit and create unique and 

thoughtful gifts for friends 

and family. Pastry chef 

Rose Deneen demonstrates 

Please see winnetka, 20 

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YOUR HOLIDAY 

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Call now to place your Thanksgiving, 

Christmas & New Years orders. 

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NORTHFIELD, IL 60093 

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STORE HOURS 

Tuesday to Friday: 9am to 7pm 

Saturday: 9am to 5pm 

Sunday: 10am to 4pm 

Monday: by appointment



glencoe 

From Page 7 

Gallery, and the new home 

of the Writers Theatre in 

Glencoe. Wonderland Express 

is open daily from 10 

a.m. to 5 p.m. from Friday, 

Nov. 27, through Thursday, 

Dec. 17, and from 10 a.m. 

to 7 p.m. from Friday, Dec. 

18, through Sunday, Jan. 3, 

2016, so visitors can enjoy 

the lights longer and have 

dinner in the Garden View 

Café. The exhibition will 

close at 3 p.m. on Thursday, 

Dec. 3; Friday, Dec. 4; and 

Thursday, Dec. 24 (last ticket 

sold at 2 p.m.), and all day 

on Friday, Dec. 25. 

Skate-A-Thon 

4-6 p.m., Friday, Nov. 27, 

Watts Ice Center, 305 Randolph 

St. Skate for a cause at 

the Center’s opening day, as 

admission fee go to help further 

the good works of Lurie 

Children’s Hospital. Daily 

admission only (season 

passes will not be accepted). 

Free Merry & Bright 

Flashlight Night 

6-7:30 p.m., Friday, Dec. 

4, 999 Green Bay Road, 

Takiff Center. On a dark 

night in December, use 

flashlights to search for elusive 

treats and prizes. Participants 

will also decorate 

festive goody bags, listen 

to a story, and enjoy hot cocoa. 

Recommended for kids 

2-8 years old; bundle up and 

bring a flashlight. Children 

must be accompanied by an 

adult. 

Weekend Family Class: 

Joyful Gingerbread 

Saturday-Sunday, Dec. 

5-6, and Saturday, Dec. 19, 

1000 Lake Cook Road, Chicago 

Botanic Garden. Explore 

all the different plants 

and plant parts needed to 

make gingerbread. Take 

home a future ginger plant, 

decorate cookies, and mix 

up a batch of gingerbread. 

Class is from 9:30 to 11 

Watts Ice Center opens Nov. 27, allowing residents to 

have some fun while also supporting the Lurie Children’s 

Hospital. 

a.m., or 1 to 2:30 p.m. For 

children ages 4 to 10, accompanied 

by an adult. 

Cost is $24 per child. Garden 

Plus members receive 

20 percent off. Parking is 

included. Classes meet in 

the Regenstein Fruit & Vegetable 

Garden classroom. 

For more information, call 

(847) 835-6801 or visit 

www.chicagobotanic.org. 

Hanukkah Concert 

11 a.m. and 1 p.m., Sunday, 

Dec. 6, 1000 Lake 

Cook Road, Chicago Botanic 

Garden. Enjoy a lively 

performance from the Maxwell 

Street Klezmer Band 

in the Alsdorf Auditorium 

at 11 a.m. or 1 p.m. and 

then visit the Wonderland 

Express exhibition. Advance 

tickets are $15; dayof 

tickets are $20. Members 

receive a $2 discount per 

ticket. Children 2 and under 

are free. See the website for 

parking fees. Visit www. 

chicagobotanic.org/wonderland 

for information. 

Holiday Market 

10 a.m.-4 p.m., Sunday, 

Dec. 6, 1000 Lake Cook 


Looking for last-minute 

holiday gifts? Visit the Holiday 

Market from 10 a.m. to 

4 p.m., where vendors will 

offer products such as locally 

made jams, soaps, honey, 

and more. Visit www.chicagobotanic.org/wonderland 

for more information. 

Holiday Cheers! Seasonal 

Tasting at Wonderland 

Express 

6-8 p.m., Wednesday, Dec. 

9, 1000 Lake Cook Road, 

Chicago Botanic Garden. 

Get into the holiday spirit 

with tastings of spirits, wines 

and winter brews, many locally 

produced. Guests (21 

years and older) receive a 

wristband, tasting glass, 

tasting guide and access to 

the Wonderland Express 

exhibition. Advance tickets 

are $30; day-of tickets are 

$33. Members receive a $5 

discount per ticket. Visit chicagobotanic.org/wonderland 


Christmas Concert 

2 and 4 p.m., Saturday, 

Dec. 12, 1000 Lake Cook 


Enjoy traditional holiday 

musical favorites at 2 or 

4 p.m. in the Alsdorf Auditorium, 

then experience the 

Wonderland Express exhibition. 

Advance tickets are $17; 

day-of tickets are $20. Members 

receive a $2 discount per 

ticket. Children 2 and under 

are free. Visit www.chicagobotanic.org/wonderland 


Breakfast with Santa 

8:30, 9:30 and 10:30 a.m., 

Saturday, Dec. 19 and Sunday, 

Dec. 20, 1000 Lake 


Garden. Ticket price 

includes parking, a buffet 

meal, a visit with Santa and 

access to Wonderland Express. 

Times are 8:30, 9:30 

or 10:30 am. Tickets are 

$35 for adults and $27 for 

children ages 3 to 12 years. 

Members receive a $5 discount 

per ticket. Children 2 

and under are free. Visit chicagobotanic.org/wonderland 


Klezmer Band. The Chicago Brass Band perfroms during 

the 2014 Christmas Concert at the Chicago Botanic Garden. 

The community enjoys a Hanukkah concert at the Chicago Botanic Garden, this year 

featuring performances from the Maxwell Street 

Those looking to meet with Mrs. Claus are in luck, as she’ll 

be appearing at the Botanic Garden Dec. 21 to enjoy hot 

chocolate and cookies with visitors. 

Hot Chocolate 

with Mrs. Claus 

11 a.m. and 1 p.m., Monday, 

Dec. 21, 1000 Lake 


Garden. Enjoy hot 

chocolate, cookies, a visit 

with Mrs. Claus and the 

Wonderland Express exhibition. 

Times are 11 a.m. or 

1 p.m. Visit chicagobotanic. 

org/wonderland for more information. 

Advance tickets 

are $17; day-of tickets are 

$20. Members receive a $2 

discount per ticket. Children 

2 and under are free. See the 

website for parking fees. 

Winter Break Camp 

9:30 a.m.-3 p.m., Dec. 21, 

22, 23, 28, 29 and 30, 1000 

Lake Cook Road, Chicago 

Botanic Garden. Children 

in grades K-5 can engage 

in exciting hands-on indoor 

and outdoor activities while 

discovering the Garden in 

winter. They’ll investigate 

weather, explore seasonal 

adaptations of plants and 

animals, enjoy a visit to the 

Wonderland Express holiday 

exhibition, and dabble 

in art. Hours are 9:30 a.m. 

to 3 p.m. Preregistration is 

required. The fee is $75 per 

child per day. Garden Plus 

members receive a 20 percent 

discount. Parking is 

included. 

Family Skate: 

Hawaiian Night 

7-9 p.m., Friday, Dec. 

11, Watts Ice Center, 305 

Randolph St. Island music, 

flower leis, and tropical 

snacks will make you 

remember warm weather 

again! The whole family is 

invited to a Hawaiian open 

skate and broomball night. 

Please see Glencoe, 21



LAMBRECHT’S JEWELERS INC. 

1131 CENTRAL AVENUE, WILMETTE, IL 60091 

847-251-3284 • lambrechtsjewelers.com 

A tradition of great things in small packages 

Londo Mondo 

is a one-stop-shop 

in Winnetka 

In February of 2015, Londo Mondo 

made its maiden voyage to the suburbs and 

opened our doors in Winnetka. The concept 

of this store is much like her downtown 

sister, who has been opened for 27 years. 

There is an eclectic yet fluid mix of contemporary 

women’s clothing, handmade 

jewelry, shoes and accessories, as well as 

swim and resort-wear carried year-round. 

Due to Londo Mondo’s success in the 

North Shore, the business is expanding in 

to the space next door to add more athletic 

clothing (athleisure) that can also be worn 

throughout the day. 

Londo Mondo can be truly described as 

a one-stop-shop; one shopping experience 

can take you from the gym, to lunch to date 

night. Londo also boasts superior product 

knowledge and fantastic customer service 

by staffing employees who take time to get 

to know customer’s individual needs. 

Whether your sunshine bound, headed to 

exercise class, lunching with the ladies, or 

out for a date night, Londo Mondo has you 

covered. 

Submitted by Londo Mondo, for more information 

call (224) 255-6466 or visit www.londomondo.com. 

Shopping 

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Open Monday – Friday 9:00 to 5:30 & Saturday 9:00 to 5:00 

Phone 847-251-3284 

Begin your journey. Tell your story. 

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like you’re a chef and then call Scandia Catering 

if you’re not. 

Wilmette looks like a Holiday Village 

come to life, charming storefronts, a Village 

Green, and lots of great Holiday 

Events. Starting with the Holiday Open 

House on Thursday, Nov. 19, in downtown 

Wilmette. Shop 5-9 p.m. and enjoy wine, 

apps, goodies, special sales and entertainment. 

Come see what’s new, find gifts for 

everyone on your list and meet the local 

business owners who hand pick the treasures 

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So let’s break the holidays down people; 

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Wilmette 

From Page 14 

7 p.m Dec. 6, Dec. 13; The Wilmette 

Theatre, 1122 Central Ave. 

The ATC Repertory Company 

will present “The Addams Family, 

The Musical,” the story of every 

father’s nightmare. Wednesday 

Addams is the ultimate princess 

of darkness who falls in love with 

a sweet, smart young man from a 

respectable family. For ticket information, 

visit www.wilmettetheatre.com 

or call (847) 251-7424. 

Breakfast with Santa 

8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Dec. 5, 

Wilmette Golf Club, 3900 Fairway 

Drive. Join Santa for a breakfast 

and enjoy pancakes and more, 

as well as a visit with Mr. Claus. 

Have your picture taken and receive 

a goodie bag. You might 

even spot a deer or two roaming 

the golf course. There are multiple 

time slots available, and registration 

is requested for all adults and 

children planning to attend. The 

registration deadline is Dec. 4. 

While the Vidal family — (right to left) Gus, Veronica and Daniela, smile 

for the camera, Rex the goldendoodle) is playing with Santa Claus 

during Chalet Nursery’s Holiday Celebration in 2014. 

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Holiday Sleigh Rides 

11 a.m.-1 p.m. Dec. 6, Plaza del 

Lago, 1515 Sheridan Road. Enjoy 

a complimentary sleigh ride around 

the area. Don’t forget your camera 

to grab the perfect holiday picture! 

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Gingerbread House Workshop 

Various times on Dec. 4-18 Community 

Recreation Center, 3000 

Glenview Road, Wilmette. No bake 

and it’s great. Start with a sturdy 

box house and frost to your heart’s 

delight. Embellish with more candy, 

cookies and goodies than you can 

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Dec. 12, 13, Community Recreation 

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Wilmette. The second annual Center 

for the Arts production of “The 

Nutcracker” features hip hop, tap, 

jazz, ballet and modern dance in 

this classic tale transformed into 

an original performance extravaganza. 

Skate with Santa 

1-2:45 p.m. Dec. 13, Centennial 

Ice Rinks, 2300 Old Glenview 

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Nine-year-old Caroline Elliott (left) decorates her gingerbread house while Courtney Jonke 

helps frost the roof at the Winnetka Park District’s gingerbread house workshop last year. 

22nd Century Media File Photos 

winnetka 

From Page 16 

how to create and package 

special homemade gifts for 

the holiday season, including 

vanilla extract, spiced 

pecans and much more. 

Samples and recipes included. 

Registration required. 

Holiday Wine Tasting 

2-3:30 p.m. Dec. 13, Winnetka 

Library, 768 Oak St. 

Join wine expert Theresa 

Lucas, owner of Winnetkabased 

Good Grapes Wine 

Shop, as she explores interesting 

wines to serve during 

the holidays. Attendees 

must be 21+ years or older. 


Gingerbread 

Decorating Party 

Dec. 15-16, Winnetka 

Park District, 540 Hibbard 

Road. Come out and make a 

gingerbread house with the 

park district. For more information, 

visit winpark.org. 

Holiday Sing 

6 p.m. Dec. 24, Village 

Green. Join families, friends 

and neighbors for the 19th 

Winnetka’s Connor Madden, 4, pets a reindeer at the Santa 

visit last year at Hubbard Woods Park. This year’s the event 

is held at The Skokie School. 

annual Holiday Sing. Bring 

your singing voices and 

your own candles (or flashlights) 

and gather around 

the Village Green to sing 

everyone’s favorite holiday 

songs. This event lasts approximately 

25 minutes. 

The Village Green is located 

on Maple Street, between 

Elm and Oak Streets. 

Christmas Day Skate 

Noon-2 p.m. Dec. 25, 


Hibbard Road. The ice arena 

will open its doors for a 

free Christmas Day Skate. 

Noon Year’s Eve Celebration 

11:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m. 

Dec. 30, Winnetka Library, 

768 Oak St. Help ring in 

the New Year. They’ll make 

party hats, celebrate 2015 

and countdown to “midnight” 

with noisemakers 

and a kid-friendly toast. 


New Year’s Eve Fun Skate 

7-9 p.m., Dec. 31, Winnetka 

Ice Arena, 490 Hibbard 

Road. Ring in the New 

Year with the Winnetka Ice 

Arena. Admission is free, 

skate rental is $3.50. Hot 

chocolate and cookies will 

be provided. For more information, 

visit winpark.org.



glencoe 

From Page 17 

We have 

arrived. 

Itty Bitty New Year 

11 a.m.-12:30 p.m., Thursday, Dec. 31, 

305 Randolph St., Watts Center. Ring in the 

New Year with dancing, crafts, and a countdown 

to noon, complete with a balloon drop! 

Kids fee includes admission to open skate, 

which starts at 12:30 p.m. (skate rental $4). 

Advanced registration required by Dec. 26; 

recommended for children ages 2-6. Season 

passes will not be accepted. 

Watts Below Zero 

10 a.m.-noon, Monday, Jan. 18, 305 Randolph 

St., Watts Ice Center. Celebrate everything 

winter with skating, games, dog sled 

demos, ice sculpting, and more. 

Glencoe families can ring in the New 

Year with a family friendly event at Watts 

Center, including ice skating, crafts and a 

balloon drop. 

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Residents enjoy a day of skating at the Watts Ice Center at 305 Randolph St. in Glencoe. To 

learn more about the ice center, visit www.glencoeparkdistrict.com/Facilities/Watts-Center. 

wilmette 

From Page 19 

The holiday skating exhibition is a showcase 

of park district skaters’ talents that gives 

them an opportunity to perform for an audience. 

Last year 70 skaters were part of this 

special event. Stick around Centennial after 

“Skate with Santa” and get a glimpse of the 

up-and-coming stars. This program is free to 

the general public. 

Noon Year’s Eve 

11:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m., Dec. 30, Wilmette 

Public Library, 1242 Wilmette Ave. Have 

your fun before the adults do. Ring in 2016 

with the library — without staying up past 

bedtime. Ages 4-7. Registration starts Dec. 

16 for Wilmette and Kenilworth residents 

and Dec. 23 for nonresidents.



La Relance Salon covers all of your hair needs 

Amanda Iqbal, co-owner 

of La Relance Salon in 

Glencoe, said, “In the beauty 

industry, it’s not about the 

glitz of the salon, it’s about 

the work the staff produces 

in it.” 

This year, Iqbal celebrates 

32 years in the industry. She 

and her husband, Matty, celebrate 

their fifth year in the 

661 Vernon location and 17 

years in Glencoe. 

“I can only hope to lead 

my staff to enjoy their career 

as much as I have 

mine,” Iqbal said. 

She chose a small boutique 

setting to encourage 

her theory that in a large 

salon, maybe 10 of the 30 

stylists are worthy of a client’s 

trust. In a small setting 

of seven stylists, all will be 

capable of working with 

your hair because no one 

gets lost in the salons education 

program. 

“We do “one-on-one” 

hands-on training. With myself 

and Michael, the staff 

can’t help but move forward 

in their career,” Iqbal said. 

Michael Apodaca is a 

master stylist and colorist 

at the salon and is the director 

of education. When 

asked about color trends he 

stressed, ”Trends come and 

go, but it looks like gradient 

hair is here to stay. Over 

the past few seasons, we’ve 

transistioned from foil highlights 

and solid all-over 

colour to softer and more 

natural looking colour. Today, 

the look is sun-kissed, 

grown out and slightly unkempt. 

The slow-fade styles 

add depth, dimension and 

you don’t have to be visiting 

the salon every few 

weeks for a touch-up.” 

Despite the styles popularity, 

clients are still tripping 

over the names. Ombré? 

Sombré? Balayage? 

Babylights? What’s the 

difference? Tori Cohen, La 

Relance’s advanced level 3 

stylist explained, “They’re 

all highlighting techniques, 

but each create subtle differences. 

With traditional 

foils, the highlights are uniform 

and defined. Balayage, 

taken from the French 

word meaning “to sweep,” 

is a freehand technique in 

which specific woven hair 

is sectioned and hand painted 

with a lightening agent. 

After painting, each swatch 

is covered in cellophane. 

Balayage highlights are less 

systematically placed, you 

“I can only hope to lead my staff 

to enjoy their career as much as I 

have mine.” 

Amanda Iqbal, co-owner of La Relance Salon in 

Glencoe. 

end up with less symmetrical, 

more random highlights, 

resulting in a more 

casual, beachy finish.” 

Raquel Devience, an advanced 

level two stylist. 

said, “Unlike ombré, which 

worked best for brunettes 

in the past, balayage works 

for everyone. You can 

balayage a short pixie crop, 

but for best results, we 

work it on hair that sits below 

the shoulders. Balayage 

is a great option if you 

like the look of highlights 

with more contrast and less 

blonde.” 

“Ombré can be a stark 

dark-to-light fade,” said 

Ashley Ilg, an advanced 

stylist, “Making sombré 

a much more subtle take 

on the dip-dye trend. With 

sombré, the lighter sections 

start up a bit higher and the 

lower lengths have ribbons 

of dark colour for a more 

gradual transition. The 

worn-in look is a perfect 

choice for low-maintenance 

color. There is no need for 

constant touch-ups due to 

there being no clear demarcation 

line or regrowth 

– making it an economical 

option, too.” 

La Relance offers the 

iconic smoothing and repairing 

brand recognized 

by it’s name, Brazilian 

Blowout. It is the most imitated 

smoothing brand on 

the market, so be aware of 

the imitators. If you book 

an appointment anywhere 

other than La Relance Salon 

there are a few things 

to consider ensuring you’re 

receiving the one and only 

original Brazilian Blowout. 

Only certified stylists 

should perform the professional 

smoothing treatment. 

Ask for this certification 

and to see the original product 

in its iconic bronze bottle 

clearly marked with the 

Brazilian Blowout logo. 

La Relance Salon requires 

all of their stylists to 

be certified in order to perform 

the Brazilian Blowout 

Smoothing and Repairing 

Treatments properly and 

to manufacturers requirements. 

The Brazilian Blowout 

professional Split End and 

Damaged Hair Corrector is 

a therapeutic and preventative 

treatment and cutting 

lotion all in one. Utilizing 

a proprietary Thermo-Marine 

Bonding System, this 

treatment fills in and binds 

broken hair fibers together, 

instantly mending split 

ends and compromised 

hair while a Brazilian Super 

Nutrient Complex prevents 

future breakage by 

surrounding each strand 

with a protective coating, 

defending against daily 

styling and environmental 

stressors. 

“It’s the only in-salon 

service that instantly mends 

and prevents split ends 

while also preventing future 

splits to occur,” said 

Jamie Kaley, salon stylist. 

“It lasts up to four weeks. It 

is perfect for prolonging the 

shape of your precision cut. 

The end result is instantly 

repaired, stronger, healthier 

ends protected against future 

breakage.” 

Iqbal is thankful for the 

clients that have supported 

her through her career. 

“My clients have seen 

me through many changes 

over the years and they 

have chosen to support my 

talents and my dreams. You 

can’t even imagine how that 

feels. The service industry 

is tough, and I listen to people 

all day judging other local 

businesses. You have to 

learn that it is not about you, 

but that it is all about your 

staff, the community, and 

your service,” Iqbal said. “I 

grow, get involved, educate, 

and keep the passion. Mostly, 

I have created a space 

that I would go to as a client, 

the “Cheers” of salons. 

You will get a hello from all 

of us when you walk in the 

door.” 

Submitted by La Relance Salon, 

661 Vernon Ave., Glencoe. Call 

(847) 242-9292 or visit www. 

salonreliance.com. 

Five Seasons Family Sports Club focuses on greater health 

Since its inception 15 years ago, 

Five Seasons Family Sports Club 

in Northbrook has evolved— and 

that is reflected in something as 

fundamental as its name. 

Named Five Seasons Country 

Club when it first opened, the club, 

located at 1300 Techny Road, later 

replaced “Country” with “Sports” 

while investing in an overhaul of 

the facility toward a greater health 

and wellness focus. 

That transformation in 2007 included 

an extensive investment in 

the club’s fitness area, and a renewed 

emphasis on growing one of 

the region’s strongest junior tennis 

programs. Shortly thereafter, the 

club added “Family” to its name in 

reference to Five Seasons’ passion 

for serving people in all phases of 

life. 

And now, with a new one-rate 

membership format, the club is applying 

an exclamation point to its 

long-term commitment to the community 

this holiday season. 

At the “new” Five Seasons, you 

can join for as low as $99 for an 

individual and a family will save 

more than $1,500 annually compared 

with the club’s prior rate 

structure. In some cases, members 

will be able to upgrade to a family 

membership for less than the cost 

of what has been the couple rate. 

“It has been a wonderful first 15 

years, and we look forward to our 

next 15 in the community,” said 

Lina Lubbat, chief club officer. 

Among other initiatives, the club 

is investing $150,000 into new fitness 

equipment. Also, with the new 

one-rate membership, members 

will enjoy full access to the club’s 

premier tennis program. 

Five Seasons has helped produce 

a steady stream of high school 

state tennis champions, nationally 

ranked players and athletes who 

have gone on to play collegiate 

tennis. Nearly three years ago, it 

became one of the only USTA Certified 

Regional Training Centers in 

the Midwest. 

And its offerings in that arena go 

well beyond junior instruction and 

development. 

“Tennis is a fantastic way to 

get and stay in shape, meet new 

people, spend time with family 

and friends, or get those competitive 

juices flowing,” said Thomas 

Deere, Five Seasons chief operating 

officer. “This lifetime sport is 

for everyone and our new membership 

program provides more opportunity 

for members than ever 

before.” 

Five Seasons Family Sports 

Club is the premier year-round 

high-energy, high-touch sports 

club focused on family leisure and 

entertainment, improving sports 

performance and maintaining overall 

health. 

Submitted by Five Seasons Family 

Sports Club, call (847) 897-5030 or 

visit fiveseasonssportsclub.com/norhbrook 

or on Facebook and Twitter.


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