Day 2 activities at Swedish Days!
Author: Paul Stukel
It’s another great weekend of fun and music at Aurora’s The Venue. Check out what’s happening. Friday, June 25 M & R RUSH It all started in high school in the early ‘70s for drummer Marty Mardirosian, bass player Roger Hirtz, keyboardist Carl Moszur, along with guitarists Paul Martin and John McFarland. Now, nearly 50 years later the quintet of musicians is still together entertaining Chicago area audiences as M&R Rush. Growing up in the Roseland neighborhood, like many high school musicians, they had a dream of making it big in the music business. Winning a couple local “battle of…
Partake in an enchanted tale as old as time, under the stars. CTE and FVTC have combined to tell this beloved classic fairy tale at CTE’s first live performance after a year and a half. Filled with all your favorite characters, like Belle, the Beast, Lumiere, Gaston, and all the rest – plus, of course, dancing forks and enchanted furniture! With a cast ranging from age 7 to age 20, this performance is a wonderful way to welcome the actors and their families, and our community, back to our stage. Special Considerations for this Show: The bandshell benches and lawn…
The victim of yesterday’s tragic auto accident in St. Charles has been identified by St. Charles Police. 52 year-old Charles A. Fowler of Aurora was pronounced dead at Delnor Hospital following the crash of his Ford 150 into a semi-truck and trailer on Kirk Road. His name had been withheld by authorities until his family could be notified. Yesterday, St. Charles Police and Fire Departments responded to the vehicle crash that resulted in the death of Mr. Fowler. At 12:33 PM units from St. Charles Police and Fire Departments responded to the report of a vehicle crash involving injuries. Initial…
The market is a rain or shine event that continues until Mid-October.
Welcome to our latest edition of Fox Valley Magazine’s 4 FOR THE WEEKEND where we’ve decided to binge-watch the original Star Trek series and we’re not ashamed. At all. So let’s get to it, starting with….. It’s Dad’s Day Weekend! And what could more “Dad’s Day” than fishing? To be honest, we have no idea if the fishing is any good at Clark Island Park. But is that really the point? We think it’d be pretty cool to sit with your son or daughter on a sunny Saturday morning just communing with the croppies and soaking up quality time. But…
How about this as a great Dad’s Day present? Take him along to enjoy a leisurely stroll on Jackson, along the Riverwalk and enjoy the looks of up to 100 Classic Cars in all makes and models. Cars will be on display on Jackson Avenue, along the Riverwalk, between Eagle and Main Streets. Come stroll and enjoy seeing beautiful cars from yesteryear! Invitation only for cars due to limited space. ONLY PRE-Registered Cars will be accepted day of the Car Show (Registrations are now closed). Thank you! Show is from 9am – Noon, Saturday, June 19.
It’s a nostalgic weekend at Club Arcada, with two bands that will take you back to the 50s, 60s and 70s. Rick Lindy and The Wild Ones Friday evening, 8:30pm Rick Lindy has a voice as big as Texas… Greg Nash plays tasty, prolific guitar licks, Bob Graf as the ‘magic touch’ on the Hofner bass and Al Wagner never misses a beat on the drums and Gary “Sonic” Bloom tickles the ivories on the Piano in a style that Jerry Lee Lewis would approve of! This line up offers high energy that captivates audiences of all ages. Rosie &…
Welcome to our latest edition of Fox Valley Magazine’s 4 FOR THE WEEKEND where…oh hell, who cares, IT’S OVER!!! So let’s get to it, starting with….. FOOD FIGHT!!! OK, it’s not really a food fight. What it is, is, the first inaugural (why do people say that? “First Inaugural?” We mean, that’s a redundancy, isn’t it? Kinda like “past history?” Anyway…) Montgomery Street Eats Festival, a gathering of great food trucks and all the accompanying goodies. (We were gonna say “accoutrements” but that seemed a little pompous. But I guess we just did anyway. Welp.) Click here for more. Yes,…
The City of Elgin will celebrate the Fourth of July a bit differently this year. The traditional Fourth of July Parade will not be held, but alternative activities have been planned to engage the community and promote traditions of the holiday. Those activities include a “What Fourth of July Means to Me” home and business decorating contest as well as a kids bike decorating contest, both occurring July 1-11. A fireworks display at Festival Park will be presented on Sunday, July 4. Unlike previous years’ events, the fireworks display will not have any supporting entertainment or other amenities, as pandemic…
