Sponsored by Drury Lane Theatre.
Featuring local vendors selling produce, handmade goods, kids activities, live music and much more! For information on more events like this, check out our roundup of Farmer’s Markets.
Create a colorful masterpiece inspired by Salvadoran artist Fernando Llort. (Grades K–5)
Bluey! Play dance mode, keepy uppy, the claw and celebrate all things bluey! Take pictures with bluey and bingo, and stay for a dance party! Walk ins and new friends...
Downtown Summer Sounds is a free outdoor concert series on Thursday evenings from 5-7PM at Fountain Square, from July 11 to September 26. For nine of the twelve weeks, Downtown...
Experience rich culture and beautiful languages from around the world during our dual language storytimes! Books, rhymes, and songs will be shared to help foster an appreciation for the many...
Doors will open at the scheduled published start time. Those on the waiting list may be admitted to the program 10 minutes after the published start time of the program...
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with a family-friendly game of Lotería! All ages. Registration required beginning September 19th.
Drop in any time between 6-7:30 pm to make some crafts as a family. You are welcome to stay as long or as little as you would like. Recommended age:...
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Click on the button above to submit an event to the Kidlist calendar. We welcome everyone to submit events, given that they are family-friendly, free and/or drop-in, and are local for families in the west and northwest suburbs of Chicago. All submitted events are reviewed by the Kidlist team.
