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Check Out Plays, Music and Spooky Fun for the Littler Ones

And of course, Go Dukes!

  • October 20, 2011
 

Enjoy everything Elmhurst has to offer. In addition to the York vs Hinsdale Central football game at York High School Friday night, here are a few other ideas for the weekend. We couldn't list it all here, so be sure to check out our calendar for more events. And, as always, tell us what we missed in the comments.

1. HALLOWEEN SPOOKTACULAR AT THE ELMHURST YMCA
Where/When: 211 W. First St., 6 to 8 p.m. Friday
Why Go: The Y will provide storytelling, haunted house, carnival games, pumpkin bowling, spider Oreos and more.
Cost: Free

2. PLETHORA OF PLAYS:
Where/When: Please click on each play to see the days and times: At Timothy Christian, CYT presents "Aladdin"; at Bryan Middle School, "Sahara Nights"; at Sandburg Middle School, Elmhurst Children's Theater Presents 'Pirates of Penzance"; and at First United Methodist, "Ravenscroft" by GreenMan Theatre
Why Go: With so many outstanding choices this weekend, it's going to be hard to choose.
Cost: See each listing for prices.

3. WORLD MUSIC FESTIVAL
Where/When: Elmhurst College Buik Recital Hall, 190 Prospect Ave., 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday
Why Go: A classical Hindustani vocalist and founder of the Sunaada Arts Foundation in Bangalore, India; and a Carnatic singer and vocal jazz arranger will perform Friday. Saturday will feature the Global Rhythms Concert.
Cost: $10 to $15

4. YORK RADIO CLUB HISTORIC MEETING
Where/When: Community Bank of Elmhurst, 330 W Butterfield Road, 8 p.m.
Why Go:York Radio Club is celebrating its 75th anniversary. The meeting will cover past accomplishments of the club, as well as future plans for serving the community. There will be equipment, news articles, clippings and a special presentation to mark this milestone.
Cost: Free

5. DUELING PIANOS
Where/When: Bethel United Church of Christ, 315 E Saint Charles Road, 3 p.m. Sunday
Why Go: Two internationally acclaimed pianists, Dana Brown and Jeffrey Panko, will perform on two pianos.
Cost: $20 General/$18 Senior/$5 Student

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