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FRIDAY
Nashwood Music Festival
5 p.m. Aug. 24, 11 a.m.
Aug. 25-26, various venues
throughout downtown
Highwood. Over 100 free,
live music acts will radiate
throughout Downtown
Highwood at over 20 venues,
all weekend long.
The public is invited to
come enjoy a variety of
Nashville-inspired food
and drink specials, while
strolling the City’s walkable
streets listening to
live country, bluegrass,
jazz, gospel, blues and
Southern rock music. For
more information, visit
celebratehighwood.org.
The Beach Boys
7-10 p.m. Aug. 24, Ravinia
Festival, 200 Ravinia
Park Road, Highland Park.
The Beach Boys, joined by
The Righteous Brothers,
will perform at the Ravinia
Pavilion. One of the most
influential and popular
bands of the 20th Century,
the Beach Boys are
also one among the most
high-profile performers at
Ravinia this summer. Pavillion
tickets are $85 for
non-members and $60 for
members, and lawn tickets
are $48. For more information,
visit ravinia.org.
SATURDAY
Rise and Shine Stand Up
Paddle
7-8 a.m. Aug. 25, Rosewood
Beach, 883 Sheridan
Road, Highland Park. Start
your morning off with a
serene paddle, enjoying
the sight of birds flying,
the glimmer of the sun on
the lake and the sounds of
nature. Our stand up paddle
(SUP) guide Madison
will start off with a short
lesson and guide you on
our SUP course! This is a
great way to try SUP with
a little extra instruction!
Life jackets are provided.
For more information and
to register, visit registration.pdhp.org.
Rotary Pancake Breakfast
7:30-9:30 a.m. Aug. 25,
First Street and Central
Ave, Highland Park. Help
raise funds for the Rotary
Club’s youth scholarship
program and enjoy delicious
pancakes and fellowship.
$5 per person. For
more information, visit
highlandparkrotary.org.
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Pig Roast
2-6 p.m. Aug. 25, The
Wooden Nickel, 444
Lakeview Ave, Highwood.
Come learn about what
the VFW does for the
community and Veterans
and enjoy some food and
music! For more information,
email vfwpost4737@
gmail.com.
SUNDAY
Port Clinton Art Festival
2018
10 a.m.-6 p.m. August
25-26, Port Clinton
Square, 600 Central Ave,
Highland Park. Port Clinton
Art Festival, Highland
Park’s renowned summer
event, returns to the city
center with even more
prestigious offerings than
years past. This is one of
the most successful juried
art festivals and attracts
more than 250,000 art enthusiasts
from places near
and far. For more information,
visit amdurproductions.com.
TUESDAY
Fall Book Buzz
7-8:30 p.m. Aug. 28,
Highland Park Public Library,
494 Laurel Ave,
Highland Park. For readers
who like to be in the know!
Be among the first to hear
about new books coming
out this fall, from publisher
representatives and
librarians. For more information,
visit hplibrary.org.
WEDNESDAY
93Queen Screening
7-8:30 p.m. Aug. 29,
Landmark’s Renaissance
Place Cinema, 1850 Second
Street, Highland Park.
Change is a tug of war.
And for a group of tenacious
Hasidic women who
are smashing the patriarchy
in their community by
creating the first all-female
volunteer ambulance corps
in New York City, change
is coming quickly. See
their remarkable story in
93Queen, screening one
night only. For tickets, visit
landmarktheatres.com.
UPCOMING
Canes, Walkers and
Wheelchair Class
12-12:45 p.m. Aug. 30,
Fitness for Active Adults,
742 Sheridan Road, Highwood.
Breathe, stretch,
full body movement in
this amazing free class.
Meet others, smile, laugh
and move. For more information
contact (847)
736-2671, or fitness4activeadults@aol.com.
Past Life/Between
Lives Journeys – Susan
Wisehart
10 a.m.-4 p.m. Sept. 23,
Infinity Foundation, 1280
Old Skokie Rd., Highland
Park. Become informed
about soul levels, types,
missions, challenges,
fears and how they impact
your life today. Past life/
between life journeys are
powerful experiences that
deepen the understanding
of your life lessons. Gain
a better understanding of
your unique soul’s evolution
and find out about
past life/between life cases
from Wisehart’s book Soul
Visioning. Take a group
guided journey to meet
your spirit guides, loved
ones, and your soul Self
in the Spirit realm. Experience
a hypnotic group
guided past life regression
to discover more about
the patterns you have carried
into this lifetime. Visit
www.infinityfoundation.
org for more information
and registration. CEU’s
available.
ONGOING
Ravinia Farmers Market
7 a.m.-1 p.m. Wednesdays,
Jens Jensen Park,
486 Roger Williams Ave.
Several vendors sell food,
flowers, and other farmers
market fare on Wednesday
mornings in the Ravinia
neighborhood. For more
information, visit raviniafarmersmarket.org.
Series on Gambling
Disorder, an Overview;
Tools for Prevention and
Treatment
6:30-8:30 p.m. Aug.
15, 22 and 29, Nicasa Behavioral
Health Services,
1724 1st St., Highland
Park. Our hope is that this
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and understanding
of the effects a gambling
disorder has on individuals,
families and communities.
And that there is
hope to catch the disorder
before it causes great
damage, and there is hope
in treating the disorder after
the damage has been
done.
Summer Baby Booktime
10:30-11:30 a.m. Aug.
10 and 24, September 14
and 28, Highland Park
Public Library, 494 Laurel
Ave. For newborns to
walkers with parent or
caregiver. Introduce your
baby to the sounds and
rhythms of language using
stories, music and rhymes.
Delight and stimulate your
baby’s senses and build a
foundation for a lifelong
love of books and reading.
Each class will end with a
half hour of play featuring
age-appropriate toys
and time for socialization.
Registration required.
Register in person at the
Youth Services Desk or by
calling (847) 681-7030.
Strech and Balance
11-11:45 am, Tuesdays
in August, 742 Sheridan
Rd, Highwood. Fitness For
Active Adults, Benefits
for Ankles, Knees, Hips.
$15. For more information
contact 847-736-2671 or
fitness4activeadults@aol.
com.