Upcoming Events in the Elgin Area

Gary Sinise with the Lt Dan Band, American English, Tom Dresen, preform for a troops support fund raiser.

During scheduled times, the Studio is open for you and your child to explore creativity in a variety of ways!

Based on the awarding-winning books by Arnold Lobel, 'A Year With Frog and Toad' follows two great friends, the cheerful and popular Frog and the rather grumpy Toad through four fun-filled seasons.

J. Scott Homan brandishes his sharp Southern wit once again, proving his oddly skewed view on life.

Young visitors can enjoy pony rides, a petting zoo and other activities during Pepsi Family Day. There's a different theme each week during the season. Check the schedule for details.

Journey through 150 years of history, from the settlement of DuPage County through the celebration of the 1989 sesquicentennial year. From major events to the smallest details of daily life, learn about the richness of life in DuPage County. Watch the mini documentary, 'The Changing Face of DuPage,' and listen to a soldier's fascinating Civil War experiences.

Love to sing but not quite ready to compete on American Idol? We'll hook up the PlayStation 2 and have fun singing along to tunes from Karaoke Revolution, Volume 3. Parents welcome. Advance registration is required and begins Monday, May 19th for patrons who live within the Gail Borden Public Library District. Registration for persons outside of the library district begins Tuesday, May 27th. Location: Community Rooms

Get healthy, fresh food for the holidays and everyday at the Indoor Harvest Market! Farm fresh meats, eggs, fruits and veggies plus fresh baked holiday breads from these favorite local vendors: Gloria's Gourmet Meats & Eggs Breadsmith Windy Acres Farms Thursdays, 11am to 2pm Gasthaus Zur Linde 15 N. Grove Avenue The Indoor Harvest Market will be open until December 20.

St. Charles author B.R. Robb reads from his new book "River Ghosts" whose main character, Richard Hill, witnessed the murder of his white mother and black father. White supremist Henry Clayton is convicted but 16 years later released then tied to a recent murder. Now a police officer, Richard is determined to solve the case. Registration is Required. Location: Community Rooms