It’s summertime, so join John and Laura at the park for the DeKalb Public Library’s 5th summer of outdoor story times! They will be reading stories, singing songs, and having […]
Since its debut in 2021 the DKCU Women’s Program has been a force to be reckoned with. Check out their 2025 home schedule below: 6/4 DeKalb County United vs Crystal […]
Kick off farmers’ market season on Thursday, June 5 at the DeKalb Farmers’ Market! Stroll through more than 25 local vendors offering everything from fresh produce and flowers to baked […]
The Brown Bag Lunch Lecture Series is presented by the Ellwood House Museum and DeKalb County History Center in partnership with DeKalb area historic sites. Once a month, a knowledgeable […]
Thursdays • 7pm • Good Tymes Shelter • FREE Bring seating or a blanket. Food from the gill including burgers, hot dogs, and brats as well as snacks, beer, and […]
Since 2023, DeKalb County United has been revolutionizing local soccer. Their unified men’s squad is making waves in both the Midwest Premier League (MWPL) and the Greater Chicago Soccer League (GCSL). Check out […]
The CASA Color Run is a fun, family-friendly 5K! Walk, jog or sprint – anything is fine so long as you have fun! Stick around after the race for music, […]
Join a special evening enjoying the music of, who are arguably the greatest band ever, The Beatles! Featuring special cocktails & food for this amazing night of fun! Kaleidoscope eyes […]
Noon to Downbeat (3pm) Cheeseburger(in Paradise) and Desert Food TruckLandshark Beer-Margarguita(ville) Wine Coolers Music and Much, Much More Kick Off Your “Jimmy Buffett Summer”
From the shores of Lake Michigan to the sun-kissed beaches of Hawaii, Gone 2 Paradise has delighted audiences across the country with their authentic renditions of Jimmy Buffett’s greatest hits. […]
The DeKalb Township will host an AARP Safe Driver Course at their facility on June 9th & 10th. This 8-hour AARP Smart Driver course (split into 2 four-hour days) teaches […]
Elizabeth Parsons Ware Packard was committed to the Illinois state mental asylum in 1860, and was kept under lock and key for three years, all the while protesting her sanity. […]
