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2 | January 24, 2019 | The highland park landmark calendar
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THURSDAY
Nature Art Scapes
7-9 p.m. Jan. 24, Rosewood
Beach, 883 Sheridan
Road, Highland Park. Relax
with friends in the cozy
confines of the Rosewood
Beach Interpretive Center.
Think of sandy ebaches,
sunshine and sip on some
wine as you design and
create your own shadow
box design with sea glass
and drift wood. Materials
for designs are provided.
Wine is not included in
your registration. Participants
must show proof of
age.
SATURDAY
Eagle Watch
8 a.m.-6:30 p.m. Jan.
26, Starved Rock State
Park, 2668 E. 875th Road,
Oglesby. Travel with us to
Starved Rock State Park
for the Illinois Audubon
Society’s Eagle Watch
Weekend. See a live bird
show, view wild eagles
fishing along the river,
make crafts and participate
in hands-on activities.
The colder it is, the
better the bird viewing.
Children must be accompanied
by a paid registered
adult. Dress warmly and
for walking; some of the
best viewing areas involve
climbing stairs. Meals not
included.
Burn Boot Camp
8:30 a.m. Jan. 26, 1849
Green Bay Road, Highland
Park. Burn Boot Camp
Highland Park offers a
45-minute, free, co-ed
workout. No reservation
is required. Just show up
ready to sweat. All fitness
levels welcome. Personal
training in a group setting.
Zumba Class
8:30-9:30 a.m. Jan. 26,
JCYS George W. Lutz
Family Center, 800 Clavey
Road, Highland Park. Licensed
Zumba instructors
lead this fun class that
is suitable for all levels.
Drummers play live. Wear
comfortable shoes and
bring water and a towel.
Free parking available onsite.
Poetry Open Mic
7 p.m. Jan. 26, Coffee
Speaks at Port Clinton
Square, 610 Central Ave.,
Suite 155, Highland Park.
Square Dancing
2:30-4:30 p.m. Jan. 26,
Highland Park Public Library,
494 Laurel Ave.
SUNDAY
Octet Magic
3 p.m. Jan. 27, Highland
Park Community House,
1991 Sheridan Road,
Highland Park. Music by
Dick Kattenburg, Dvorak
and Mendelssohn. Dessert
reception following concert.
Tickets are $20 for an
adult, $16 for a senior and
$8 for a student.
WEDNESDAY
Film Discussion
7 p.m. Jan. 30, Highland
Park Public Library,
494 Laurel Ave., Highland
Park. Join Dick Adler for a
discussion about the film
“Searching.” This event
will take place in the Auditorium.
This is a drop-in
event and no signup is necessary,
but if you would
like a reminder, please
sign up with your email
address.
UPCOMING
“Clean Enough: Get Back
to Basics and Leave Room
For Dessert”
1 p.m. Feb. 1, Highland
Park Public Library, 494
Laurel Ave., Highland
Park. Wellness guru Katzie
Guy-Hamilton, the Director
of Food and Beverage
of Equinox and nationally
recognized pastry chef,
discusses her new book,
Clean Enough: Get Back
to Basics and Leave Room
for Dessert. The more
than 100 whole-food, bestof-class
recipes encourage
a holistic approach to
everyday nutrition—and a
new way to eat, and live,
“clean.” Books will be for
sale and the event will conclude
with a book signing.
“Madagascar: A Musical
Adventure” Auditions
10 a.m.-1 p.m. Feb. 2
and Feb. 9, West Ridge
Center, 636 Ridge Road,
Highland Park. Highland
Park Players Theater for
Young Audiences is proud
to announce its next production
— “Madagascar:
A Musical Adventure.”
Get ready to move it move
it with Marty, Melman,
Gloria, Alex and the rest
of the beloved characters
from the hit motion
picture.
Daddy Daughter Dance
5:30-8:30 p.m. Feb. 2,
Highland Park Country
Club, 1201 Park Ave. West,
Highland Park. Dress your
best and be our guest. Join
us for dinner, dancing or
both. Gals and dads are
treated to a sit-down dinner
fit for a prince and
a princess. Keep an eye
out for some very special
geusts. During dinner enjoy
each other’s company
before the dance begins.
Nature Discovery Day
10 a.m.-12 p.m. Feb.
2, Heller Nature Center,
2821 Ridge Road, Highland
Park. Visit our nature
classroom, complete
a craft to take home and
explore the science of nature.
Go sledding or cross
country skiing, view live
animals and enjoy a roasted
marshmallow around a
crackling campfire at our
tenth annual Nature Discovery
Day. Activities may
vary and some are weather
dependent. No pre-registration
is required.
First Wednesday
Connections
7:30-9 a.m. Feb. 6,
Bluegrass Restaurant,
1636 Old Deerfield Road,
Highland Park. The
HPCC First Wednesday
Connections is a great
way to get engaged. Mark
your calendar, grab a
stack of business cards
and join the group. First
Wednesday Connections
of the Highland Park
Chamber of Commerce
is a vibrant, active meeting
that attracts business
people from throughout
the North Shore.
Highland Park Stringers
Presents Beethoven
Spectacular
3 p.m. Feb. 10, Bennett
Gordon Hall, 201
St. Johns Ave., Highland
Park. Highland Park
Strings is pleased to continue
its 40th anniversary
season with its annual gala
benefit concert Beethoven
Spectacular. The concert
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will feature world-class
pianist Jorge Federico
Osorio, returning for his
second solo appearance
with the Strings.
Ewww-mazing!
10 a.m.-12 p.m. Feb. 15,
Heller Nature Center, 2821
Ridge Road, Highland
Park. Find and create your
own animal scar, identify
creepy crawlers or bones
and make your own earthy
slime. Please bring warm,
waterproof outdoor clothing
and boots for exploring
outside.
Mom’s Day Out
9 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Feb. 18,
Deer Creek Racquet Club,
701 Deer Creek Parkway,
Highland Park. Moms need
a break too. Kids will have
a great time swinging into
action as they learn the art
of playing tennis, racquietball,
wallyball and pingpong
while Mom takes the
day off.
ONGOING
Sherlock Holmes Book
Discussion Group
7-8:30 p.m. First Tuesday
of every other month,
Highwood Public Library,
102 Highwood Ave.,
Highwood. Sit around our
fireplace and drink coffee,
while reviewing one of the
Dr. Watson’s favorite mysteries.
To sign up please
contact Brenda Rossini at
agrrtig@aol.com.