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June 15: Mad Science - Up, Up and Away! - During this event, experiments demonstrating the principles of air and pressure will captivate the audience. A dry-cleaning bag that becomes a hot air balloon, creating air vortexes with a vortex generator, and an exothermic reaction will leave the audience "blown" away. Recommended age: 6 and...
This event will take place at Pocket Park (Edwin and Elsie Meyn Busse Park) on the corner of Emerson St. and Busse Ave. Best for ages 7 and younger with their families. Join Miss Julie and her friend Charlie at Pocket Park for a fun night of singing and dancing. Bring your own instruments if...
Little ones can learn the rules of the road in a fun environment at Elmhurst Safety Town. Kids will use provided tricycles to take a journey with Elmhurst Park District staff offering bicycle safety tips. Craft station, snacks and water included. Limit: 45 participants. Appropriate for ages 3-6 accompanied by an adult, and helmets are...
Party for storytime families.
Drop-in event for families with children of all ages Help us bring the book The Three Little Fish and the Big Bag Shark to life with costumes, props, music, and dancing! Dress up as characters from the book, bring props to use, and read along as the story is shared. 10-11am Hear the story and...
Caregivers and their little ones are invited to an open play session at the Library. Age-appropriate toys and activities will be available. Ages 3 and younger with an adult caregiver.
Join Miss Julie to make your own books and go home with a bundle of surprises.
Live music is the best part of summer – enjoy 40 live music events coming summer 2023! The Downtown Wheaton Summer Music Series brings the sounds of summer to the heart of Wheaton from May through September. Rotating between outdoor dining destinations, this series gives diners the opportunity to enjoy live music while trying all...
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