Recreation news
Connect with nature and friends new and old on a women’s camping weekend Friday, May 31 to 10 a.m. Sunday, June 2
Warm weather season means more time spent outdoors. It is also time for ticks to be out more and everywhere. Changes in climate are leading to an increase in the ticks and the potential for unwanted diseases.
The St. Charles Park District aims to offer programming for all ages, from classes for tots to events for seniors and this includes its own teen center in the heart of the community.
Join a naturalist on a morning walk in the woods to search for feathers. Expect to see migratory birds and summer residents returning home on a Mother's Day program Sunday, May 12.
The Fox Valley Family YMCA in Plano has seen its membership increase 13.8% since 2022.
Chris Dudley is the new racquet sports director and head tennis professional at Westwood Tennis Center.
With all the accommodating restaurants, hotels, parks and dog runs, Starved Rock Country is the perfect place to take a trip with your furry friend.
If it’s Wednesday in the summer then St. Charles residents Bethany and Ben Fowler are at the Pottawatomie Park softball fields. Since 2017, they have rounded up friends to make up their team.
The Forest Preserve District of Will County will host several educational programs the week of May 13 and May 20.
With upgraded equipment and new signage, a new and improved nine-hole disc golf course is ready for use in Morrison.
Fabyan Windmill's public tours will open June 2.
The Forest Preserve District of Will County is celebrating the summer of the cicada by selling a T-shirt emblazoned with the buzzy bug and the words, “Be Loud, Be Proud.”
Take part in the inaugural Four Rivers bird photography competition. Submit your picture of a migratory birds at McKinley Woods.
Geneva History Museum will offer an electric bike tour of Geneva from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. April 23.
Swiftie Night, Ghostbusters Night some of the new promotional highlights for this season