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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 

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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 

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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, NewMay 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 

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22ndCenturyMedia.com Summer Fun Guide 

22nd century media | May 24, 2018 | 3 

Lake Forest Academy launches 

STEM camp for summer 2018 

Though the academic 

year ends in June, Lake 

Forest Academy’s campus 

will continue to buzz with 

activity during the summer 

months. LFA hosts various 

camps every year for a 

variety of age groups with 

different interests, including 

its hockey camp program 

and summer program 

for ESL learners. 

This year, LFA will also 

offer weeklong science 

camps for rising sixth-, 

seventh-, and eighth-graders. 

Registrants can sign 

up for full-day or halfday 

sessions that will take 

place from June 18-June 

22 and June 25-June 29. 

Full-day sessions are from 

9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Halfday 

sessions are from 9 

a.m.-noon or 12:30-3:30 

p.m. Extended care is also 

available until 5 p.m. 

LFA’s own teaching 

faculty will lead each session, 

and students will be 

able to dive in to engaging 

topics about the environment, 

natural elements, 

engineering and chemistry. 

Budding scientists who 

want to learn about the human 

body and forensic archeology 

will get a chance 

to do real-world experiments, 

and tech-savvy engineers 

can choose to build 

rockets or wire robots. 

Each session will take 

place in the LEED-compliant 

Reyes Family Science 

Center, which features 

seven lab-classrooms with 

state-of-the-art equipment, 

a robotics lab, a math lab, 

an environmental studies 

greenhouse and conference 

rooms. Lunch will 

be provided in the Student 

Union, and campgoers can 

spend free time in the active 

student common areas. 

Visit lfanet.org/science_ 

camp for full descriptions 

of each camp and to register. 

Week 1 courses: 

• Outdoor Environmental 

Education – full day 

• Engineering Design – 

full day 

• Wonderful World of Animals 

– half day 

• Forensic Archaeology – 

half day (morning) 

• LEGO Robotics – half 

day (morning) 

• Intro to Computer Programming 

– half day 

(afternoon) 

• The Amazing Human 

Body – half day (afternoon) 

• DNA Technology and 

Genetics – half day (afternoon) 

Week 2 courses: 

• Outdoor Environmental 

Education – full day 

• Mastering the Elements – 

full day 

• Chemistry – half day 

(morning or afternoon) 

• Amazing Human Body – 

half day (morning) 

• Intro to Computer Programming 

– half day 

(morning) 

• Our Impact on the Planet 

– half day (afternoon) 

Submitted by Lake Forest 

Academy, 1500 W. Kennedy 

Road, Lake Forest, Ill., 

60045. For more information, 

visit lfanet.org



Karzen family combines tennis, basketball day camps 

The summer is a great time to improve! 

Karzen Summer Camp provides an enthusiastic, 

positive playing environment 

for students to practice their technical 

skills, learn how to compete and have fun 

as they do it. With more than 70 years 

combined teaching experience, Jerry and 

John Karzen return to captain multiple 

tennis and basketball offerings for children 

of all ages (5-18 for tennis and 4-14 

for basketball). 

Tennis campers can enjoy the Little 

Sprouts program (ages 5-7 at NSRC), 

tennis camp (ages 8-13 a NSRC), tournament 

camp (ages 11-14), high-school 

tennis (ages 13-18) and high-performance 

classes (by ability). Basketball campers 

start in the Little Dribblers program (ages 

5-7) and then move on to the main camp 

(ages 8-14). 

Karzen Summer Camp also keeps a 4:1 

student-to-instructor ratio for tennis and a 

6:1 ratio for basketball. Additionally, flexible 

weekly or daily sign-ups are offered 

as well. 

The fun begins June 11 and runs 

through Aug. 17. Located at North Shore 

Racquet Club and New Trier’s Winnetka 

campus, students can learn tennis, basketball 

or both! They offer morning and afternoon 

tennis and basketball options, as 

well as full day combo camps: basketball 

from 9:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m., lunch from 

12:15-12:45 p.m. (campers bring their 

own lunch) and tennis from 12:45-3:15 

p.m. — or vice versa. 

Jerry Karzen, the tennis director, played 

in Wimbledon, the French Open and the 

U.S. Open. He has also served as the head 

New Trier varsity girls tennis coach for 

15 of the last 18 years. He, along with his 

son, Brett, and daughter, Becky, has won 

more than 50 USTA National Father/Son 

and Father/Daughter Championships. 

Basketball Director John Karzen, a former 

University of Michigan and New Trier 

star athlete, has directed the basketball 

program for more than 20 years and has 

grown it into one of the best in the area. 

For tennis information, contact Jerry 

Karzen at (847) 858-0860 or jerrykarzentennis@yahoo.com. 

For basketball information, 

contact John Karzen at Johnkarzen@northshorerc.com. 

See you on the courts! 

Submitted by Karzen Summer Camp, 2860 

Old Willow Road, Northbrook, Ill., 60062, 

(847) 729-0450. For more information, visit 

NorthShoreRC.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 

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Winnetka Music Festival 

returns for round two 

The Winnetka Music Festival wowed 

Chicago’s summer music scene in last 

year’s debut, and this year for Father’s 

Day weekend, it’s back — bigger and 

better. 

This premiere emerging artist showcase 

features 27 of the top indie acts from 

across the globe that will perform across 

five stages throughout Winnetka. 

These artists, coupled 

with an array of street buskers, 

will bring new music around 

every corner to the fans. 

Adjacent to Metra’s Winnetka 

station, it’s fun and family 

friendly. But, the best part 

may be the free admission. 

The Winnetka Music Festival 

opens June 15 with a 

concert featuring four bands 

ranging from country and rock to EDM, 

headlined by A Thousand Horses. 

Throughout the day and into the night 

on June 16, the BMO Harris, Fields Auto 

Group and the Chicago Cubs stages, as 

well as the Hudson Company family 

stage and the Lululemon/Spynergy chapel 

stage, will host an ongoing lineup, 

exclusively curated by music industry 

tastemaker Val Haller, Winnetka resident 

and CEO/founder of Valslist. A partial 

main stage roster includes Walker 

County, ASHE, Win + Woo, Andrew 

Belle, COBI, and the Seratones. Hot off 

of her highly acclaimed Storm Tour, ZZ 

Ward will wrap up the festival with a 

must-see finale performance. 

The Winnetka Music Festival’s new 

layout will include enhancements, such as 

18 additional food trucks and food courts, 

merchandise tables, more craft beer and 

wine options, and an additional main stage 

in the heart of Winnetka. There will also 

be engaging crafts and activities 

for kids between sets. 

For those who want a VIP 

experience, a limited number 

of tickets are being sold 

for the Jim Beam Lounge, 

which provides a haven from 

the crowds, direct access and 

premium seating for viewing 

the headliners on the Chicago 

Cubs Stage. 

The Winnetka Music Festival 

is easily accessible via the CTA, Metra 

and Green Bay Trail. Bike stations are 

also available. 

The Winnetka Music Festival is a true 

community effort. Volunteers and sponsors 

are vital to its success. The festival 

is created by the Village of Winnetka, 

Valslist, the Winnetka-Northfield Chamber 

of Commerce and the Winnetka Park 

District. 

Submitted by the Winnetka Music Festival. 

For more information, visit winnetkamusic 

festival.com.



Northfield Township Food Pantry Auxiliary Board Presents 

A go-to guide for 

summer fun at The Glen 

Rock 2Stock Musicfest 

Food • Drink • Live Music • Kids’ Activities 

Saturday, June 30, 2018 

5:30–10:30 PM 

Downtown Glenview Metra Parking Lot 

at Lehigh Avenue &Washington Street 

Rock with 97 Nine 

Victor Brown Band and Grace Sands &Co. 

$10 at the door. Cash only. 

Children under 12 FREE with paid adult. 

Hosted in cooperation with the Glenview Chamber of Commerce, 

Village of Glenview and Glenview Park District 

Benefiting the Northfield Township Food Pantry 

(serving families in Glenview,Northbrook and Northfield) 

Durning Communications 

ROCK STAR SPONSORS 

EVENT PARTNERS 

FOOD SPONSORS 

Rio Bamba 

Pizano’s Pizza &Pasta 

Summer is heating up, 

and so is the action at The 

Glen Town Center! From 

a day of family fun to a 

night out on the town, The 

Glen Town Center offers 

unlimited opportunities 

for guests of all ages to 

make it the best summer 

ever! 

Explore new worlds of fun 

Ban the summer boredom 

blues and dive into 

a great movie, book or 

puppet show at The Glen 

Town Center! 

• Arclight Cinemas (847) 

729-7291 

• The Book Market (847) 

904-7304 

• The Glen Town Center 

monthly Puppet Theater 

Series (free) 

Beat the heat with a cool, 

refreshing treat 

• Ben & Jerry’s (847) 657- 

8474 

• Forever Yogurt (847) 

730-3851 

• Mingle Juice Bar (847) 

834-0659 

Soak up the sounds of 

summer 

Offering free live music 

and free family fun 

with food and (alcoholic) 

beverages available for 

purchase, the Glen Town 

Center’s annual Summer 

Sounds Series is a North 

Shore summer staple! 

The Summer Sounds 

Series runs Tuesdays in 

Navy Park at 6:30 p.m. 

from June 26-Aug.28 

Put the “art” in party 

Unleash your inner Picasso 

and create handmade 

memories with 

painting parties for all 

ages and occasions at Color 

Me Mine and Pinot’s 

Palette! 

Don’t miss the annual 

Art at the Glen outdoor 

festival at The Glen Town 

Center Aug. 4-5! 

Take a taste trip around 

the world 

The Glen Town Center’s 

15-plus restaurants 

offer flavors from around 

the globe, with genres including 

American, French, 

Greek, Italian, Mexican, 

Irish, Japanese, Latin, Thai 

and more! 

Say hello to happy 

campers 

School’s out for summer, 

and these kid-favorite 

Glen Town Center destinations 

offer fun daytime 

activities, classes and 

summer camps to keep 

your kids unplugged, entertained 

and engaged: 

• Color Me Mine- pottery 

painting (847) 729-7602 

• Flavor Pot- cooking 

school (224) 300-0656 

• Funtopia- indoor amusement 

center (224) 432- 

5435 

• Mathnasium- math learning 

center (847) 998- 

0900 

• Pinot’s Palette- painting 

(847) 730-5972 

Discover the summer shopportunities 

The Glen Town Center’s 

tailored mix of prime national 

retailers and community 

favorites offers 

guests an unparalleled 

boutique shopping experience. 

Celebrate summer 

in style and send the kids 

back to school looking 

cool with fashion finds for 

the whole family! 

Mix fitness and fun 

Hop off the treadmill 

and head to The Glen 

Town Center, where their 

three fitness studios offer 

workouts are anything but 

ordinary! 

• Pure Barre- barre: (224) 

661-3928 

• Spenga Fitness- spin and 

yoga (847) 904-2335 

• Fonseca Martial Artsmartial 

arts for all ages 

(847) 866-0200 

Focus on head-to-toe 

health 

The Glen Town Center 

is home to the community’s 

leading health and 

wellness offices, making it 

your one-stop destination 

for head-to-toe health! 

• Assure Vision (847) 724- 

2020 

• Glen Orthodontics (847) 

998-6262 

• Hear USA (847) 832- 

3300 

• Pain Relief Institute 

(847) 243-6041 

• Smile Dental Studio 

(847) 510-6225 

Hit refresh 

Whether you want to 

update your look or escape 

your worries, you’ll be in 

great hands at the Glen 

Town Center’s salons and 

spas! 

• Anthony Vince Nail Spa 

(224) 432-5385 

• Gordon Salon (847) 266- 

7777 

• Pigtails & Crewcuts 

(847) 486-0700 

• Skin Deep Med Spa 

(847) 901-0800 

• Ulta Beauty (847) 486- 

9925 

• Wax Me (847) 400-0299 

Submitted by The Glen 

Town Center, 2030 Tower 

Drive, Glenview, Ill., 60026. 

For more information, visit 

theglentowncenter.com or 

call (847) 724-2025.



51 fun things to do in Glenview and Northbrook 

Congratulations, Glenview and Northbrook 

— you made it through another Chicagoland 

winter. Now, it’s time to enjoy some fun in the 

sun, but that doesn’t mean traveling very far. In 

fact, it doesn’t even mean leaving your hometown. 

The villages of Glenview and Northbrook 

might not have the palm trees and white sand 

beaches that some more tropical locations have 

to offer, but there are plenty of options to keep 

you active this summer without the hassle of 

hopping a plane or spending hours upon hours 

in a car. Below, we’ve listed 51 fun things to do 

right here in the North Shore. 

glenview 

1. Glenview Children’s 

Theatre 

This spring musical 

performance of “101 

Dalmatians” features the 

Broadway Juniors at 5:15 

p.m. and the Broadway 

Stars at 7:30 p.m. on May 

29 at Park Center. 

2. Trail Walk 

This guided trail walk 

at 11 a.m. on June 2 at 

Fuller Air Station Prairie 

is ideal for families, individuals 

and those who are 

interested in nature. 

3. Get Out and Go 

Treasure Hunt 

Get the family out and 

go on a nature-inspired 

outdoor treasure hunt. 

Search for hidden clues 

while exploring the natural 

areas of Gallery Park 

and Fuller Air Station 

Prairie from 10 a.m.-3 

p.m. on June 3 at Park 

Center. 

4. Tennis Camp Demo 

Day 

Come see what tennis 

camp is all about at 

the Glenview Tennis 

Club from 4:30-6 p.m. 

on June 5. Drop in for 

mini-lessons and fun tennis 

games with our pros. 

Youth-sized rackets and 

equipment are provided. 

Participants should wear 

tennis/gym shoes. 

5. Summer on Ice 

This event offers freestyle 

ice on weekday 

mornings and afternoons 

at the Glenview Ice Center 

from June 6-Aug. 18. 

For more information, 

call (847) 724-2800. 

6. Dairy Breakfast 

and Stock Show 

Enjoy a farm-style 

breakfast at Wagner 

Farm, which includes a 

variety of dairy items. 

Live music, dairy demonstrations, 

wagon rides, 

and hands-on activities 

will take place from 

8 a.m.-1 p.m. on June 

9. Area 4-H members 

will have their livestock 

projects judged during a 

county fair stock show. 

7. Monday Music at 

The Glen 

Be ready to rock with 

kids band Future Hits as 

they make their Glenview 

debut at 7 p.m. June 9 at 

The Book Market at Hangar 

One, 2651 Navy Boulevard. 

Some of the band 

Glenview residents (left to right) Kate, Poppy and Emily 

Bechtold enjoy the Fourth of July parade with their dog, 

Jax, last year. 22nd Century Media File Photos 

members are teachers, so, 

in addition to being fun, 

the show is secretly educational. 

8. Museum Quest 

A fun, free opportunity 

to explore Glenview’s 

museums from June 12- 

Aug. 20. Visit glenview 

parks.org/museumquest 

for activity details, special 

opportunities to earn 

stamps, downloadable 

coloring pages and more. 

9. Concerts in the 

Park 

Bring your picnic dinner, 

folding chairs, picnic 

blankets and jam out during 

this free outdoor concert 

series from 7-8:30 

p.m. every Wednesday 

from June 13-Aug. 8 at 

Jackman Park, 1930 Prairie 

St. 

10. Firecracker 

Classic Golf Outing 

The event includes 

continental breakfast, 18 

holes of golf, on-course 

activities, lunch on the 

run, player gifts, awards, 

cocktails, dinner and a silent 

auction at The Glen 

Club. Registration and 

breakfast begins at 9 a.m. 

on June 15. 

11. Hot Dog Day 

Enjoy plenty of food, 

beverages, live music, 

a raffle and a celebrity 

dunk tank all to benefit 

Sellers and patrons enjoy fresh eats at last year’s 

Glenview Farmers Market. 

Lurie Children’s Hospital 

from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. 

on June 16 at Weiss Ace 

Hardware. 

12. Nine and Wine 

Join the Glenview Prairie 

Golf Club for nine 

relaxing holes of golf 

followed with a glass of 

wine in the clubhouse 

after 3 p.m. on June 16, 

Aug. 18, Sept. 15 and




Oct. 20. The cost is $25 per person. 

13. Glenview 3v3 Summer 

Soccer Fest 

Celebrate Kick It Glenview’s 

3v3 Summer Soccer Fest’s 

13th anniversary by participating 

in the annual tournament, 

which will be held on June 23 

at Gallery Park at Attea Middle 

School. 

14. Pioneer Day 

Discover how pioneers, like 

the Kennicott family who settled 

at The Grove, lived, worked and 

played through hands on activities 

like candle dipping, basket 

weaving and blacksmithing. 

Costumed interpreters will take 

you and your family on a journey 

to the past from 10 a.m.-4 

p.m. on June 23. 

15. Farmers Market 

The Glenview Farmers Market’s 

summer season begins 

on June 23 at Historic Wagner 

Farm. This free, weekly event 

takes place from 8 a.m.-noon 

every Saturday through Oct. 28. 

Shop for seasonal fruits and vegetables, 

flowers, homemade jellies 

and preserves, cheese and 

eggs. For a full list of vendors 

and special market events, visit 

glenviewfarmersmarket.org or 

call (847) 724-5670. 

16. Summer Fest 

Glenview’s Summer Fest, 

scheduled from 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. 

on June 30, will include live music, 

a beer tent with craft beer 

and a showcase of local business. 

Located at Lehigh Avenue 

and Jackson Park. 

17. Pantry Palooza 

The streetfest will help raise 

funds and awareness for the 

Northfield Township Food Pantry 

while guests enjoy food, 

drink, live music and kids activities 

from 5:30-10:30 p.m. on 

June 30 at the Glenview Metra 

parking lot on Lehigh Street. 

18. Glenview Fourth of July 

Celebration 

Beginning at 11:15 a.m., the 

parade will kick off from the intersection 

of Harlem Avenue and 

Glenview Road and head west. 

The twilight show concert and 

Our Lady of Perpetual Help fifth-grader Shannon Hendrick slides 

down the Kid’s Fire Pole, supervised by firefighter paramedic Brian 

Bos, at Glenview’s 43rd annual Summer Fest in 2016. 22nd Century 

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Molly Kaplan (center) and Nikki Nemerson (right) march in last year’s 

Northbrook Fourth of July parade. 

fireworks show will begin at 7 

p.m. in Gallery Park. 

19. Youth Services Golf 

Outing 

Join Youth Services on July 9 

for a day of golf at Sunset Ridge 

Country Club while supporting 

the organization’s programs. 

Registration begins at 11 a.m., 

lunch starts at noon and golf gets 

underway at 1 p.m. 

20. Summer Pool Party 

The whole family can make 

a splash at this fun event, the 

Glenview Park District’s summer 

pool parties from 4-7 p.m. 

on Tuesday, July 10, at Roosevelt 

Pool. Enjoy food specials 

at the concession stand, games 

for kids of all ages and music 

provided by a DJ. 

21. Summer Bird Walk 

Walk the trails of the Kent 

Fuller Air Station Prairie in 

search of local and migrating 

birds with local birder Mark 

Vaughan from 7:30-9 a.m. Sunday, 

July 15. All levels welcome, 

bring binoculars. 

22. Chicago Open Figure 

Skating Competition 

The U.S. Figure Skating 

Competition Thursday-Sunday, 

July 26-29, at the Glenview Ice 

Center, draws more than 200 

participants from the Midwest 

and beyond. Free for spectators. 

23. Outdoor Art Fair 

The fair features more than 80 

artists from around the country 

and will include food, entertainment, 

children’s activities and a 

silent auction. The 64th annual 

event takes place from 11 a.m.- 

5 p.m. on July 28-29 at Lyons 

School. 

Liam Fisher, of Northbrook, and his brother, Jude, enjoy a corn dog at last year’s Northbrook Days festival. 

24. Park Center Sprint 

Triathalon 

A fast, fun and organized race 

with the best post party on the 

North Shore starting at 6:30 a.m. 

on Aug. 5. Includes a 300-yard 

pool swim, 10-mile bike ride 

through The Glen and a 5K run 

in Gallery Park. Register online 

at glenviewparks.org. 

25. Glow-in-the-dark Golf 

Grab clubs and flashlights 

for legal fun on a golf course 

at night, complete with all the 

neon necessary to navigate nine 

holes. Check-in begins at 8 p.m. 

on Aug. 11. 

northbrook 

1. Northbrook Memorial 

Day Parade 

On May 28, the parade will 

begin at 10:30 a.m. from the 

corner of Cherry and Western, 

east to Church and Shermer and 

will continue on Shermer west 

to Meadow. Free Popsicles after 

the ceremony at the American 

Legion Post 791 on Shermer. 

2. Collaboratory Tour 

No need to register, just drop 

in for a short tour of the library’s 

new makerspace, the Collaboratory. 

They’ll show you the 

equipment, the space and answer 

your questions from 6:30-7 

p.m. on May 30. 

3. Northbrook Originals 

Art Exhibition 

This exhibit of local artists 

will run through May 31 at the 

Northbrook Public Library. Media 

include watercolors, glass, 

oil, pastel, photography and 

acrylic. 

4. Movie in the Park: ‘The 

Sandlot’ 

Bring a blanket or lawn chair 

and head over to the Village 

Green Park in Northbrook at 

7:30 p.m. on June 1 to watch 

the classic baseball movie, “The 

Sandlot.” In case of inclement 

weather, the movie will be canceled. 

This event is free. 

5. Summer Reading Kickoff 

Carnival 

Stop by the library from 10 

a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, June 

2, for food, games, and more to 

help kick off Summer Reading 

2018. 

6. Summer Concert Series 

Food, music and fun can be 

found at Village Green Park 

Tuesdays this summer. Food 

service begins at Food service 

begins at 6:30 p.m., followed 

The Glenbrook North marching band walks in a previous year’s 

Memorial Day parade. 

Echo Glidden and Ellie Rassin, both 11, sail their ship, the Rainbow 

Luau, at the annual Cardboard Regatta last year at the Northbrook 

Sports Center 

by music at 7 p.m. Concerts are 

June 12, 19, 26 and July 3, 10, 

17, 24. Genres will include current 

and classic country, classic 

rock, Frankie Valli and the Four 

Seasons, Billy Joel, Elton John 

and music from various decades. 

7. St. Norbert Block Party 

Opt in for fun at this annual 

block party at St. Norbert’s at 

Walters Avenue and Meadow 

Road in Northbrook. Activities 

begin at 8 a.m. June 9 with a kids 

fun run and a 5K. Afternoon festivities 

start at 3 p.m. The kids 

corner will have games, inflatables 

and a DJ. Live bands will 

perform all day, with a headliner 

at 8 p.m. Visit stnorbertblock 

party.org for more information. 

8. ‘The Wizard of Oz’ 

This beloved tale, in which a 

Kansas farm girl travels over the 

rainbow to discover the magical 

power of home, has been 

entertaining audiences for generations. 

The Northbrook Community 

Theatre will present 

productions on June 8, 9, 15 at 

7 p.m. and June 10 and 16 at 2 

p.m. 

9. Family Concert: Wendy & 

DB 

Award-winning music duo 

Wendy & DB will engage families 

through their interactive and 

contagious tunes at 10:30 a.m. 

on June 16. 

10. Northbrook Farmers 

Market 

Starting on Wednesdays June 

20 and running through Oct. 17, 

shop locally grown fresh fruits, 

vegetables, artisan cheeses and 

bakery items 7 a.m.-1 p.m. between 

Cherry Lane and Meadow 

Road in Northbrook. To receive 

texts about market goings-on, 

text NBFarMar to 57682. 

11. Kids’ Duathlon 

This event June 22 costs $15 

to enter and includes biking and 

running. Bring a bicycle, helmet 

and tennis shoes. After the 

event, participants can enjoy 

pizza, drinks and admission to 

Meadowhill Aquatic Center in 

Northbrook. Register by June 

21. 

12. Stories in the Park 

Celebrate the literary arts with 

evenings of stories throughout 

Northbrook. From 10:30-11 

a.m. on Friday, June 29, stories 

will be told at the North Suburban 

YMCA (near the Little Free 

Library). On Friday, July 27, at 

the Village Green, near the Gazebo 

and on Friday, Aug. 17 at 

Wood Oak Green (1150 Sanders 

Road, near the shelter). 

13. Northbrook Fourth of 

July Parade 

This annual tradition will 

bring floats through downtown 

Northbrook. A full lineup will 

be announced at the end of June. 

For details visit northbrook 

4thofjuly.com 

14. Liberty Loop 5K Run/ 

Walk 

Everyone ages 6 and up is 

invited to compete in this annual 

holiday tradition, which 

includes a scenic run/walk on 

a certified 5K course through 

Techny Prairie Park and Fields 

and Meadowhill Park. The event 

runs 7:30-9 a.m. July 4 and registration 

is available at nbparks. 

org. A 1-mile fun run for ages 

4-10 begins at 8:30 a.m. 

15. Second annual Eggfest 

Come and taste creations 

from various chefs using the Big 

Green Egg Cooker on Saturday, 

July 7. The event directly benefits 

the Ann & Robert H. Lurie 

Children’s Hospital of Chicago- 

Children’s Miracle Network 

16. Teen pool party 

Northbrook Park District is 

holding its first pool party for 

teens ages 12-15 from 6-8 p.m. 

on July 8. Get together with 

friends for fun, games, food and 

DJ entertainment. Admission is 

$5 per person and any teen with 

a 2018 Pool Pass is free. 

17. Sidewalk Sale 

The annual Northbrook Sidewalk 

Sale will be taking place in 

downtown Northbrook Friday- 

Saturday, July 6-7, in Downtown 

Northbrook at the Shopping 

Centers of Ace Hardware and 

Sunset Foods (Meadow/Cherry 

Lane). This event offers family 

fun, including train rides Friday, 

pony rides Saturday, balloon art, 

face painting, a caricature artist 

and great shopping discounts 

from more than three dozen inside 

and outside vendors. The 

annual makeover giveaway will 

take place on Friday, July 6. A 

lucky individual/s will win a free 

makeover and goodies courtesy 

of Carolyn Lorraine Salon, Juniper 

Boutique and Payton Rose, 

and lunch from Jar Bar. To enter 

the makeover, e-mail nbside



John Fernitz (left) and Dave Fernitz play with their band Von Blazer at last year’s St. Norbert Block Party in Northbrook. 

walksalemakeover@ 

gmail.com and tell why 

you or someone else deserves 

the makeover. Call 

(773) 398-6488 for details. 

18. Storytime in the 

Garden 

Head outdoors for storytime 

in the garden, held 

at the Northbrook Community 

Gardens, located 

behind Village Hall from 

10:30-11:15 a.m on July 

11. Participants will also 

get to pick a vegetable 

from the Teen Garden 

volunteer plot. 

19. Northbrook 

Cardboard Regatta 

Kids ages 6-18 are invited 

to build a cardboard 

boat and bring it to the 

pool to race against other 

boats July 21 from 10- 

11:30 a.m. Registration 

deadline is July 16. 

20. Wheels v. Wheels 

Journey of Hope cyclists 

and wheelchair athletes 

face off in a friendly 

and high-energy game 

of wheelchair football 

at 6:30 p.m. on July 24 

at the North Suburban 

YMCA. Meet the athletes 

and experience the 

challenge of wheelchair 

sports at this all-ages 

community event. 

21. Youth Triathlon 

Join for a fun and challenging 

multi-sport adventure 

and a sense of 

accomplishment on Aug. 

4 from 8-11 a.m. Young 

athletes will swim, bike 

and run through the adjacent 

parks. The focus 

is on fun and fitness, not 

competition. All participants 

will receive a race 

shirt, gift bag and medal. 

Sean Cassidy, head of Northern Plains Distributing for 

Big Green Egg, grills some barbecue pork tenderloin 

with East Carolina sauce at last year’s North Shore 

Eggfest in Northbrook. 22nd Century Media File Photos 

Registration deadline is 5 

p.m. on Aug. 3. 

22. National Night 

Out 

Join the Northbrook 

Park District and the 

Northbrook Police Department 

for some serious 

fun at the pool on from 

6-9 p.m. on Aug. 7. Get 

to know your neighbors 

and the police who serve 

the community and learn 

how to prevent crime. 

The event includes DJ 

entertainment, free hot 

dogs and drinks, games 

and raffles, the use of the 

pool and crime prevention 

tips. 

23. Northbrook Days 

Volunteers across our 

community come together 

for five days and put 

on an exciting festival for 

residents of Northbrook 

and surrounding towns. 

The fest includes rides, 

games, live music, food, 

beer and wine, and much 

more. It’s been a summer 

tradition at the Village 

Green Park in downtown 

Northbrook for decades. 

This year’s annual festival 

will take place Aug. 

1-5. 

24. NSSRA Summer 

Bash 

Join Aug. 15 from 

6-8:30 p.m. at Techny 

Prairie Park in Northbrook. 

The evening is 

free for everyone and will 

include dinner, music and 

the chance to catch up 

with old friends and make 

new ones. The event will 

be held rain or shine. 

25. Northbrook After 

Dark 

Teams of four race on 

foot through the course 

competing against other 

teams in this family 

challenge modeled after 

the popular show “The 

Amazing Race.” The 

event will take place at 8 

p.m. Aug. 17 from 7-11 

p.m. Registration deadline 

is Aug. 10. 

26. 50 Fest 

Join the entire community 

for a special birthday 

bash as the North Suburban 

YMCA Celebrates 

its 50th anniversary from 

3-7 p.m. on Aug. 25. Festivities 

include live music, 

food, arts and crafts, 

and heaps of special 50 

Fest activities.



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Bathtubs 

Bathrooms 

Grouting of tile 

Plumbing Needs 

Shower Doors 

Showers Installed 

Sinks & Faucets 

Silicon Tile 

Tile Repairs 

BEDROOM 

Closets 

Ceiling Fans 

Skylights 

LIVING ROOM 

Blinds Put Up 

Carpeting 

Crown Moldings 

Flooring Installed 

Flooring Repaired 

Framing 

Hanging of Items 

Light Bulbs Changed 

Light Fixtures 

Sliding Doors 

KITCHEN 

Appliance Install 

Cabinets 

Child Proofing 

Counter Tops 

Garbage Disposal 

General Repairs 

Kitchen Ideas 

Leaks Repaired 

Sinks & Faucets 

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Awnings 

Installs 

Brickwork 

Carpentry 

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Concrete work 

Cement Patching 

Decks Repairs 

Deck Cleaning 

Doors 

Driveway Repairs 

Fencing Installed 

Fencing Repaired 

Flower Boxes 

Gutter Repair 

Gutter Replacement 

Handicapped Ramps 

Hand Rails 

Landscape WorkLocks 

Installed 

Mailbox Installed 

Masonry work 

Paneling 

Patching 

Painting 

Plaster repairs installed 

Porches 

Pressure Washing 

Roof Work 

Sealing Driveways 

Screens Replaced 

Screens Repaired 

Shutters Installed 

Siding repaired 

Shed Building 

Sidewalks repaired 

Storm Pumps 

Storm Windows 

Sump Pumps Repaired 

Weather Proofing 

Window Install 

Window Repair 

Yard Work 

OTHER SERVICES 

Air Conditioners 

Attic Fans 

Basements Clean-Ups 

Battery Back-Up 

Clean-ups Crawl Space 

Dryer Vents 

Drywall Repair 

Electrical Work 

Fixtures Installed 

Fixtures Replaced 

Filters Installed 

Filter Replacements 

Flood Control 

Furniture Moving 

Furnace Filters 

Garage Cleaning 

GFCI Outlets 

Glass Replacement 

High Pressure Wash 

Hot Water Heaters 

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Installation Items 

Moving 

Rewiring Items 

Rust Removal 

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Sprinkler Systems 

Smoke Detectors 

Sweeping 

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385 Winnetka Ave., Winnetka 

Northfield 

Township kicks 

hunger to the curb 

The Northfield Township 

Food Pantry believes that 

hunger is unacceptable in 

the community. For more 

than 45 years, the Northfield 

Township Food Pantry has 

been providing assistance 

to residents of Glenview, 

Northbrook and Northfield 

who are unable to provide 

enough food for themselves 

and their families. 

Food insecurity is a very 

real problem facing many 

township neighbors and 

their children, and it is not 

a seasonal issue. Residents 

who are struggling to provide 

enough food for their 

families in the winter will 

likely face those same 

struggles during the summertime. 

Today, more than 1,700 

township residents are 

able to visit the pantry 

each month to select perishable 

and nonperishable 

food items that best meet 

their families’ needs and 

to receive grocery store 

gift cards. The Northfield 

Township Food Pantry is 

truly a community pantry, 

entirely dependent on contributions 

for everything it 

distributes. 

No tax dollars are used 

to supply the pantry. 

Thanks to the generosity 

of financial and food donors 

and a dedicated corps 

of volunteers, the pantry 

provides essential support 

to residents who are experiencing 

hard times. 

The pantry’s annual fundraiser, 

Pantry Palooza, 

will immediately follow 

Glenview’s Summerfest 

on June 30 in the downtown 

Glenview Metra 

parking lot from 5:30- 

10:30 p.m. Headliner 

97Nine will provide live 

music, Pizano’s Pizza 

& Pasta and RioBamba 

food trucks will be selling 

foods, and drinks will be 

available for purchase. For 

just $10 per person at the 

door, guests can have a fun 

evening out while helping 

the community. 

The pantry is located 

at 2550 Waukegan Road, 

Suite 100 in Glenview and 

is open for donations from 

8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Monday, 

Tuesday, Wednesday 

and Friday and 8:30 a.m.-7 

p.m. Thursdays. 

Submitted by the Northfield 

Township Food Pantry, 2550 

Waukegan Road, Suite 100, 

Glenview, Ill., 60025. For 

more information, visit twp. 

northfield.il.us/pantry or call 

(847) 724-8300. 

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 

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Christian education meets interactive kids programming 

Seeds of Grace, a preschool 

and Christian child 

development center in 

Northbrook, is a nonprofit 

ministry of Grace Evangelical 

Lutheran Church, 

which is dedicated to providing 

a childcare program 

of the highest quality designed 

to meet the needs of 

today’s parents. The school 

has been built on a rich tradition 

of Christian education 

for the past 50 years, 

and most recently, the success 

of its 32-year tradition 

of the beloved Mustard 

Seed Preschool programs. 

At Seeds of Grace, each 

child is guided to develop 

to his/her potential in every 

aspect of life within the 

sheltering and nurturing 

relationships of Christian 

love. The center operates 

assuming each child is an 

individual and must be allowed 

to grow and learn at 

his/her own rate in order to 

develop a healthy self-image. 

It is the goal of Seeds 

of Grace to help each child 

to grow spiritually, emotionally, 

physically, socially 

and intellectually in 

their own unique way. By 

encouraging a strong sense 

of balance and trust, Seeds 

of Grace believes the center 

will make a lifelong 

difference with the children 

and families in the 

communities it serves. 

The Seeds of Grace program 

of early childhood 

education includes daily 

teaching activities, storytelling 

and books, math, 

science, music and movement, 

indoor and outdoor 

play, and Jesus time, as 

well as weekly chapel 

opportunities that are offered 

in an informational, 

home-like environment. 

Your child will be guided 

to start taking part in small 

and large group activities 

throughout a typical 

classroom day. This combination 

of experiences 

will broaden your child’s 

aptitude for future schoolwork, 

while allowing freedom 

for imagination and 

creativity. 

It is the goal of the Seeds 

of Grace curriculum to include 

opportunities for 

growth in all major developmental 

areas, as well 

as, creating a place where 

your children will feel 

happy, secure and loved. 

This year, Seeds of 

Grace Christian Child 

Development Center invites 

you to join for Summer 

Camp on Demand 

as the center finds itself 

S.T.R.E.A.M.ing into the 

lazy days of summer. Children 

ages 6-12 are welcome 

to come along as the 

center channels its energy 

for an exciting 10-week 

summer camp journey. 

Children will investigate 

and experience a variety 

of topics each week 

during camp. Additional 

S.T.R.E.A.M. (science, 

technology, religion, engineering, 

arts and math) activities 

will be emphasized 

throughout the summer to 

allow children to discover 

and explore God’s amazing 

world around them. Camp 

experiences will engage 

children in fine arts, athletics, 

games, projects and 

good old-fashioned summertime 

fun. Summer camp 

days will also be enriched 

with field trips, in-school 

shows, team building challenges 

and weekly water 

play days every Friday. 

Seeds of Grace looks 

forward to making great 

discoveries together about 

the amazing world all 

around us. Get your shoes 

tied and your backpacks 

ready to together into summer 

2018! 

Submitted by Seeds of Grace 

Christian Child Development 

Center, 2245 Walters Ave., 

Northbrook, Ill., 60062. For 

more information, call (847) 

498-3060. 

Seeds 

Grace of 

Christian Child Development Center 

• Curriculum aligns with Illinois 

Early Learning and 

Development Standards 

• Licensed by Illinois DCFS 

• Spacious Classrooms with lots 

of Natural Lighting 

• Large Outdoor Play Space 

• Large Indoor Activity Area 

• Christian Based Learning 

Environment 

• Low Child to Teacher Ratios 

• Year Round Care for Children 

ages 6 weeks to 6 Years 

• 50 year Christian Education 

tradition in Northbrook 

• All Lead Teachers have at least 

a Bachelor’s Degree or above 

Summer Camp 

• Now Enrolling for children 

ages 6-12 years 

• Flexible Scheduling: choose 

your weeks for care 

• Weekly Theme Based Camps 

• Weekly Field Trips and 

Special Events 

• Catered Lunches and 

Snacks Provided 

• Weekly Water Days 

2245 Walters Ave., 

Northbrook, IL 60062 

Call for a tour (847) 498-3060 

www.gracenorthbrook.org 

Creating Life Long Learners through God’s Love



Wine and cheese pairing tips for summer entertaining 

StatePoint media 

Summer is a time for 

picnics, festive garden 

gatherings and poolside 

parties. For hot days and 

warm evening entertaining, 

keep things cool by 

creating a delicious, yet 

easy-to-prepare spread of 

wines, cheeses, fresh fruits 

and nuts. 

Choosing cheeses to go 

with your favorite wines 

does not need to be difficult. 

Start by thinking 

of each component of the 

wine and cheese as a complementary 

or contrasting 

flavor, considering the texture, 

sweetness and flavor 

intensity of each. Experiment 

by tasting each on its 

own to get a sense of its 

characteristics. Then, see 

how they taste when combined. 

You can do this on 

your own while planning 

your event or make it a fun 

activity with your guests. 

As part of their hospitality 

program, the culinary 

team at St. Francis Winery 

& Vineyards in Sonoma 

County, Calif. looks to local 

cheese producers for 

interesting choices to pair 

with their certified sustainable 

wines. To help hosts 

recreate the winery experience 

at home, here are a 

few pairing tips for preparing 

summer spreads that 

feature some of the best 

wines and cheeses of Sonoma 

County: 

Pair wines and cheeses 

of equal flavor intensity. 

Bold wines can overwhelm 

some cheeses. One pairing 

example of balanced 

flavor intensity is Laura 

Chenel Goat Brie paired 

with St. Francis Sonoma 

County Chardonnay 2016. 

The goat Brie is delicious 

for summer, with a light, 

creamy quality that carries 

notes of grass and nuts and 

has a clean lemony finish. 

The Chardonnay has delicate 

aromas and flavors 

of green apple, juicy pear 

and melon. The combination 

is a bright, crisp 

wine that nicely matches 

the cheese’s flavors and 

weight. 

Pair bold reds with aged 

cheeses. Aged cheeses are 

richer in flavor. This aspect 

of their character counteracts 

the tannins of a bold 

red wine, making for a delicious 

pairing. Consider 

serving Vella Dry Monterey 

Jack, an aged cheese 

similar to Parmigiano with 

a sweet flavor reminiscent 

of butterscotch, with Sonoma 

Valley Merlot 2015. 

The expressive Merlot, 

with aromas and flavors of 

red cherry, plum, espresso 

bean and savory spices, 

complements the cheese 

beautifully. The aged Dry 

Monterey Jack cheese 

highlights the smooth texture 

of the Merlot wine. 

Add an array of fresh 

fruits to your spread. After 

assembling the cheese 

board, add color and texture 

with fresh fruits of the 

summer season. Strawberries, 

cherries, grapes, raspberries 

and figs are festive 

choices. For an added cool 

factor, put frozen green 

grapes in your glass of 

Chardonnay to keep it 

chilled without diluting 

the flavor. 

With these pairing tips, 

you are sure to have an 

entertaining and delicious 

cheese and wine filled 

gathering. 

SS. PETER & PAUL 

GLENVIEW 

GREEK FEST 

July 21 

2018 

July 22 

1401 Wagner Rd Glenview, IL | 1 PM - 11 PM 

Join us to celebrate Greek culture & cuisine, including... 

Delicious Food | Greek Beer & Wine | Carnival Games | Live Music 

Greek DJ & Dance Troupe | Loukoumades & Other Greek Pastries | Bookstore | Church Tours 

and more! 

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Summer laundry tips for fresher, cleaner clothes 

Statepoint Media 

From grassy picnics and sweaty soccer 

games to saucy cookouts, clothes can 

be particularly vulnerable to all kinds of 

stains and odors during the warm weather 

months. 

Check out these tips for doing your 

laundry in a way that keeps clothes fresh 

and looking new as long as possible. 

Understand the basics 

Different stains require different cleaning 

agents, and unfortunately, there is no 

one single ingredient that cleans all kinds 

of stains well. For example, milk and grass 

stains require enzyme cleaners, while 

ink or wine stains require peroxides. Of 

course, clothes also need brighteners and 

detergents to come out looking their best. 

Understanding these basic principles can 

help you treat clothes more effectively. 

Pre-treat stains 

Stained clothing should be pre-treated 

with a tough, multi-faceted solution. Rub 

in pre-treatment gently and wait three to 

five minutes. Just be careful not to allow 

the solution to dry on the fabric. Some 

garments will need a longer pre-treatment. 

If so, add the solution to water and 

soak the soiled clothing in a bucket before 

washing as usual. 

Fight odor 

Select products that keep laundry fresh 

longer. For example, Dryel has an Odor 

& Wrinkle Releaser that provides an extra 

boost of clean. 

Extend the life of clothes 

Pair a great detergent with a laundry 

booster that can tackle multiple types of 

stains. For example, Biz has more stain 

fighters than other brands, while also 

brightening clothes. Available in powder, 

liquid and liquid boosters, independent, 

third-party tests have shown that Biz 

works 80 percent better than detergent 

alone. 

Read the tags 

When in doubt, referencing tags for 

washing and drying directions can help 

you best maintain a garment’s color, 

brightness and shape. More fresh laundry 

tips can be found at bizstainfighter.com.



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FAVORITE MOVIE: Schindler’s List 

FAVORITE FOOD: Italian 

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2018 

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Spend summer outside! Bike, swim, kayak, and sail 

on our pristine lakefronts in Evanston, Winnetka and 

Glencoe. Check out the new Halim Time & Glass 

Museum in Evanston or the Take a Stand Center at the 

Illinois Holocaust Museum in Skokie. Enjoy an evening 

concert at the Chicago Botanic Garden. Don’t miss 

some of the summer’s best acts and revamped dining 

options at Ravinia. 

Summer Festivals: 

Skokie Festival 

of Cultures 

MAY 19–20 

Glencoe Grand Prix 

JUNE 2 

Custer Fair 

JUNE 17–18, EVANSTON 

Evanston Chamber 

Artisan Summerfest 

JUNE 23–24 

Chicago Botanic Garden Art Festival 

JUNE 30–JULY 1 

World Arts and Music Festival 

JULY 21–22, EVANSTON 

North Shore Festival of Art 

JULY 21–22, WESTFIELD OLD ORCHARD, SKOKIE 

Glencoe Festival of Art 

JULY 28–29 

Art at the Glen 

AUGUST 4–5, THE GLEN TOWN CENTER, GLENVIEW 

Evanston Art & Big Fork Festival 

AUGUST 18–20 

Skokie’s Backlot Bash 

AUGUST 24–26 

Farmers’ Markets: 

Evanston 

Farmers’ Market 

SATURDAYS 

7:30 A.M.–1:00 P.M. 

UNIVERSITY PL. & OAK AVE. 

Glencoe 

French Market 

SATURDAYS 

8:00 A.M.–1:00 P.M. 

GREEN BAY RD. & PARK AVE. 

Glenview 


SATURDAYS 

8:00 A.M.–12:00 P.M. 

HISTORIC WAGNER FARM 

1510 WAGNER RD. 

Northbrook 


WEDNESDAYS 

7:00 A.M.–1:00 P.M. 

CHERRY LN. & MEADOW RD. 

Skokie 


SUNDAYS 

7:30 A.M.–12:30 P.M. 

5127 OAKTON ST. 

Visit our website for more events and hotel deals! 

www.visitchicagonorthshore.com 

ChicagoNorthShore 

@ChicagoNShore 

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