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24 | May 9, 2019 | the orland Park Prairie life & arts<br />
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to its longevity.<br />
To celebrate the 35th<br />
anniversary, The Dancing<br />
Noodles played a special<br />
show at the Beverly Arts<br />
Center on Saturday, May<br />
4, in which several previous<br />
band members and<br />
friends played alongside<br />
the group. During the<br />
show, a projected slideshow<br />
showed images<br />
of the band throughout<br />
the years. Additionally,<br />
they showed congratulatory<br />
videos from their old<br />
friends, such as Kevin<br />
Matthews and Steve Dahl.<br />
With more than three<br />
decades under their belts,<br />
the three core members<br />
said they are not ready to<br />
set their instruments down<br />
just yet. To the contrary,<br />
Kammerer said that the<br />
band’s popularity is growing<br />
again. In fact, the band<br />
will be opening for Smash<br />
Mouth at this year’s Chicago<br />
RidgeFest.<br />
“It was super fun back<br />
in the day, but now it’s<br />
even better,” Kammerer<br />
said. “Our opinion and our<br />
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good as we were. We’re<br />
also having a good time,<br />
the people who come out<br />
to see us seem to be having<br />
a good time, so there’s<br />
no point in the immediate<br />
future that we’re planning<br />
on pulling the plug. Plus, it<br />
keeps us young.<br />
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job doing something we<br />
love that we completely<br />
enjoy.”<br />
Sarna added, “I say we<br />
keep going until health<br />
gets us. Like I said, because<br />
of the genre of music,<br />
the party band aspect,<br />
there’s not a lot of pressure<br />
on us. The gigs come to us,<br />
and that means these people<br />
want to have a good<br />
time. So, I think we’ll keep<br />
it going for a while.”<br />
For more information<br />
on concert dates, visit<br />
www.thedancingnoodles.<br />
com.<br />
Orland Township is<br />
seeking help for Stamp<br />
Out Hunger Food Drive<br />
Submitted by Orland<br />
Township<br />
Orland Township is a<br />
participant in the National<br />
Association of Letter Carriers’<br />
Stamp Out Hunger<br />
Food Drive, which is to<br />
take place Saturday, May<br />
11.<br />
The Township is seeking<br />
volunteers to help with<br />
a variety of tasks related<br />
to the food drive, including<br />
unloading mail trucks,<br />
sorting donations and<br />
checking expiration dates.<br />
Student volunteers will receive<br />
community service<br />
hours for school if needed.<br />
Volunteer shifts are<br />
available between 11 a.m<br />
and 7 p.m. Saturday, May<br />
11, and 9 a.m.-5 p.m.<br />
Monday, May 13. Volunteer<br />
shifts are scheduled in<br />
two-hour time periods and<br />
take place at the Township<br />
office, 14807 S. Ravinia<br />
Ave. in Orland Park.<br />
To sign up for a volunteer<br />
shift, visit orland<br />
township.org. Under the<br />
“services” tab, click “food<br />
pantry.”<br />
For more information or<br />
questions, call (708) 403-<br />
4222.<br />
Orland Park History Museum’s<br />
Prohibition History Crawl set for<br />
1 p.m. on Saturday, May 18<br />
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The Orland Park History<br />
Museum is to explore Prohibition<br />
and its impact in<br />
Orland Park with its Prohibition<br />
History Crawl on<br />
Saturday, May 18.<br />
The two-hour Prohibition<br />
History Crawl is to<br />
begin at 1 p.m. at the museum,<br />
14415 Beacon Ave,<br />
and is open to those ages<br />
21 and older. This program<br />
is limited to 25 participants.<br />
The tour includes stops<br />
at Fox’s Orland Park and<br />
The Irish Patriot.<br />
The cost is $15 for museum<br />
members and $20 for<br />
non-members, and does<br />
not include refreshments.<br />
Crawl registration<br />
is available at Village<br />
Hall, 14700 S. Ravinia<br />
Ave.; at the Orland Park<br />
Sportsplex, 11351 W.<br />
159th St.; and at the museum<br />
during business hours,<br />
14415 S. Beacon Avenue.<br />
A limited number of tickets<br />
may be available the<br />
day of.<br />
For more information,<br />
call (708) 873-1622.<br />
visit us online at<br />
www.<strong>OP</strong>Prairie.com
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