Recreation news
Take part in the inaugural Four Rivers bird photography competition. Submit your picture of a migratory birds at McKinley Woods.
Swiftie Night, Ghostbusters Night some of the new promotional highlights for this season
Owner Brad Edmondson has struggled with mental health problems for most of his life, but found serenity in sparring and created a safe space for those going through the same battles.
With entertainment featuring the likes of Good Clean Fun, live music is an appealing draw at The Oaks Grille, recently renovated and now sporting an expansive patio overlooking Blackberry Oaks Golf Course in Bristol.
St. Charles' Primrose Farm is looking for volunteers and participants for upcoming programs.
Geneva History Museum will offer an electric bike tour of Geneva from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. April 23.
Two Yorkville parks undergo construction to better fit ADA standards and will include new, unique features.
The Forest Preserve District of Kane County will host a free scavenger hunt in Tekakwitha Woods Forest Preserve.
This free program engages seniors both intellectually and socially.
Here are the Forest Preserve District of Will County programs for the week of April 8.
Kane County Forest Preserve District Naturalists will cover basic bird-identification skills and share a few interesting stories along the way.
The Forest Preserve District has 30 fishing line recycling containers installed at fishing locations for anglers to properly dispose of their broken or unneeded monofilament.
A 3-mile portion of the I&M Canal State Trail will be closed from the Interstate 55 frontage road to West Knapp Street beginning March 25.
Other forest preserve featured programs this month include highlighting farm life, the history of corn, and featuring women in nature
Creek Bend Nature Center at LeRoy Oakes Forest Preserve in St. Charles will hold a variety of activities specific to the theme of the month this spring.