Learn the importance of Black environmentalists and the history of the Forest Preserves’ trails as it relates to the Underground Railroad Movement. Grove 1. Walk & Talk Hikes are for...
Flex your STEM muscles as you play, build, design, problem solve, and collaborate at each station.
Engineering Fest is the CAC’s premier family event, where young people are invited to imagine and design the worlds they want, need and deserve. Join us for FREE hands-on activities...
Celebrate Black History Month at CHM as we look at the ways art has been a vehicle for social change in Chicago’s African American community. Enjoy hands–on arts activities, music,...
Free admission is available to guests on the following dates: October 1 - November 26, 2024: Tuesdays and Thursdays December 2 - December 24, 2024: Mondays and Tuesdays January 3...
Join preschool teachers from the Park Ridge Park District for Circle Time at the Library. Then stick around to get more information about the Park District's preschool offerings. Tickets will...
Walk in the sugar maple forest to learn about the sweet process of making maple syrup.
Join us for a morning concert for the whole family! Wendy & DB, an award-winning kindie duo from Chicago, write and perform songs about science, nature, diversity, animals, safety, and...
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