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Open for all ages. $17.00 per person whether skating or not. This includes admission & skate rental. Come for the food, games, prizes! Balloon drop with a prize in every Balloon!! Spectators and skaters must pay. No reservations required. For information on more events like this, check out our roundup of How to Celebrate...
Families can ring in the New Year with "Cheers Heard Around the World" at SafeHouse Chicago from 4pm - 9pm on New Year's Evea. If your little spies have an early bedtime, they can celebrate the New Year with cities around the world at SafeHouse. Every time a new city rings in 2023, like London...
We know New Year’s Eve has passed, but celebrate the beginning of 2023 with some games, crafts, snacks, and another countdown! Grades K-3. Limit 12. Registration required. For information on more events like this, check out our roundup of How to Celebrate New Year’s Eve.
Partake in restoration, celebrate the legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr., and warm up with hot beverages. Restoration for ages 10 & up. For group registration, please call 773-758-8899.
We will be closing out our Candy Cane walk with a search for candy canes! A candy cane hunt is like an easter egg hunt…but candy canes instead! This event is meant to be done with snow on the ground for added fun but we will host whether there is snow or not! Your child...
Julgransplundring is a family event where Swedes celebrate the end of Christmas by “dancing the tree out” It is a party where you get to dance around the tree one last time before it is taken out and all the Christmas decorations come down. The Museum will celebrate this with an event for the whole...
Join us for King Day on January 16 at the DuSable. We are hosting a day filled with festivities to celebrate the birthday of Martin Luther King Jr. Doors open at 10 am. Check out the schedule and come enjoy a day at the Du.
Celebrate and learn about a traditional Chinese holiday filled with red decorations, firecrackers, and big family parties! Ms. Peggy Huang, dressed in traditional Chinese attire, will tell the Zodiac Story Year of the Rabbit about the race between the animals and share a legend of a monster, and the surprising things that Chinese villagers did...
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