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2 | May 24, 2018 | 22nd century media Summer Fun Guide
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Savor summer on the North Shore
Spend the summer outside!
On Chicago’s North
Shore, take advantage of
the gorgeous setting to
make the most of the warm
weather.
Bike, swim, kayak and
sail on the pristine lakefront
in Evanston, check
out the new Halim Time &
Glass Museum in Evanston
or the Take a Stand Center
at the Illinois Holocaust
Museum in Skokie. Today’s
generation is likely
the last generation to hear
Holocaust survivor stories
firsthand. The new Take
A Stand Center combines
a state-of-the-art Survivor
Stories Experience with an
interactive Upstander Gallery.
See and smell the botanical
wonders as well as
enjoy an evening concert at
Glencoe’s Chicago Botanic
Garden. Explore 27 gardens
and four natural areas
surrounded by nine islands.
Summer activities for all
ages include the Model
Train Garden, Garden Chef
Series, Music on the Esplanade
and many festivals.
Don’t miss one of the
summer’s best acts and the
revamped dining options at
Ravinia in Highland Park.
Chicago’s “sound of summer”
is the place to join
friends, savor a picnic dinner,
watch day turn into
night and enjoy some of the
greatest music in the world
under a star-filled sky!
Drive or take the CTA or
Metra to Evanston and enjoy
gorgeous beaches. Rent
a bike and ride along the
lakeshore. Bring a cooler
and a blanket and enjoy a
summer day on the beach.
Blocks away, the restaurants
and stores of Evanston
welcome you.
Check out these summer
festivals: Skokie Festival
of Cultures, May 19-20;
Glencoe Grand Prix, June
2; Custer Fair, Evanston,
June 17-18; Evanston
Chamber Artisan Summerfest,
June 24-25; Chicago
Botanic Garden Art Festival,
June 30–July 1; World
Arts and Music Festival
in Evanston, July 15-16;
North Shore Festival of Art
at Westfield Old Orchard in
Skokie, July 21-22; Glencoe
Festival of Art, July 28-
29; Art at the Glen at The
Glen Town Center in Glenview,
Aug. 4-5; Evanston
Art and Big Fork Festival,
Aug. 18-20; and Skokie’s
Backlot Bash, Aug. 24-26.
Love farmers markets?
Sidewalk sales? The North
Shore has plenty. Check
out visitchicagonorthshore.
com for event details and
hotel packages.
Submitted by Chicago’s
North Shore Convention &
Visitors Bureau, 8833 Gross
Point Road, Skokie, Ill.,
60077. For information, visit
visitchicagonorthshore.com
or call (847) 763-0011.
North Shore salon guarantees
top-notch guest experience
In every successful business,
there is a heartbeat
— a pulse that no matter
how fast, stressed or chaotic
things might be, is the
glue that keeps it all together
and the rest of the
body going.
At Pascal Pour Elle, that
heartbeat is the front desk
and its guest coordinators.
They say that you never
get a second chance at a
first impression, and although
the magic might
happen behind the chair,
your professional salon
experience begins and
ends with the front desk.
The front desk coordinators
have the knowledge,
patience, training and experience
to assist the clients,
staff and management
to make sure everyone has
a great, smooth and enjoyable
experience. Pascal
Pour Elle’s front desk is
up-to-date on all hair care
products to help customers
with any questions they
may have and makes sure
customers have all the tools
needed to maintain looks
beyond the chair.
If you are new to the
area, or the salon, the front
desk workers will help you
find an amazing stylist and
colorist to explain all of the
services they have to offer
and help set up an amazing
experience at the North
Shore’s No. 1-voted premier
salon!
Submitted by Pascal Pour
Elle, 368 Park Ave, Glencoe,
Ill., 60022, (847) 501-3100.
For more information, visit
pascalpourelle.com.
June
18 – 22 or 25 – 29
MONDAY –FRIDAY
FROM 9A.M. TO NOON,
12:30 P.M. TO 3:30 P.M.
SUMMER
SCIENCE
Register at
www.lfanet.org/science_camp
CAMP
Are you interested in
forensics, robotics,
computer programming
or engineering?
Ages:
Rising 6th,
7th, and
8th graders
Fees:
•$500 per week for
full day session
•$250 per week for
half day session
•$50 per week for
extended care
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