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Bicentennial Park will hold auditions for the 46h annual “Festival of Gnomes” at 5 p.m. Sunday at the Joliet park. People ages 5 through adult are needed.
Students who are interested in the digital audio recording arts should consider attending a camp just for them in June.
Head outdoors this weekend to two different car shows and the forest preserve's migration celebration. Check out a guitar and percussion concert and stock up on inexpensive books.
Events in Will County this weekend also include an opportunity to meet local authors, check ouit an art exhibit and enjoy a life performance.
The USF Art Fair and Sale will feature a variety of student-produced artwork.
Enjoy a variety of activities in Will County this weekend: Easter egg hunts, STEM activities, musical theater, comedy and more.
Open Lens is an annual juried photography show hosted by Gallery Seven in Lockport.
Events in Will County this weekend also include a U2 tribute band, classical piano concert, live theater as well as a flashlight egg hunt for kids.
The Billie Limacher Bicentennial Park in Joliet will present “These Shining Lives” by Melanie Marnich on Thursday and Friday.
Plainfield High School-Central Campus art teacher Lindsey Brown created a police-themed mural, which now hangs inside the Plainfield Police Department.
Plus, Lewis University in Romeoville hosting 3rd generation printmaker Benjamin Calvert.
Youth may win 1 of 2 $500 prizes at the poetry slam on April 10 in Joliet.
Plus enjoy musical performances and/or take a tour of Joliet Iron Works
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From teaching to playing, Jeff McMillin of Channahon didn’t turn down opportunities to blow his own horn
Plus, walk safely inside during the cold weather Monday through Friday at the Dellwood Park Community Center
And check out handmade items at the January Craft Fair at Louis Joliet Mall
Students in the All-Illinois Junior Band will perform together in January
Dinner includes vegetarian, gluten free options
Deadline to submit art is Dec. 17
Joliet park hosting 45th Festival of the Gnomes Saturday and Sunday
The virtual Winter Holly & Evergreen Tea benefits Center for Disability Services in Joliet
Enjoy art, Singo Bingo, milestone market, nature hikes and holiday concert
And ‘Haphazardly Ever After’ is a comedy about ‘four obnoxious, bratty, adult children who do not live up to their royal titles’
Lincoln-Way Central High School in New Lenox
Also enjoy some clean, family friendly comedy to help send children in the foster care system to camp
Not a creature is stirring, but they’re all over her house
Plus, plenty of Halloween fun for kids and families
Exhibit opens Oct. 20 and runs through Dec. 31
Both photo contests revolved around nature
Also, Croatian Cultural Club will host an Oktoberfest on Sunday
Organizers said the event attracted 2,000 attendees
Haunted events, scarecrow decorating and Shakespeare are some of the highlights
Will County Inside/Outside Guide offers suggestions for enjoying your weekend
Nolan McCants’ ‘Stillness” video is part of the Arts Alliance Illinois’ ‘Vax to Get Back’ project
Looking for something to do this weekend? Here are 5 things happening in Will County
Meagan Crandall of New Lenox wins June’s portion of Preserve the Moment photo contest
Have fun in the sun, enjoy art in the shade
'Something Rotten' is happening at a Joliet park and theater this weekend
Campers will study the architecture of 21st century music
‘He was lucky that he got to pursue his passion. He saw his lifelong dream come true’
Elwood woman created 23 dolls to send around the world to children in need
Joliet artist created unique activity book for all ages
Scholastic recognized Jenna Davis for her photograph 'Vulnerability'
Southwest Prairie Conference (SPC) Honor Band event was held virtually Feb. 16
Joliet artist creates coloring book and journal for all ages
Will County Inside/Outside Guide offers more tips for enjoying your weekend and beyond
Community invited to help celebrate the WWII veteran’s milestone day on March 24