St Charles North High School

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Senior College Night Presentation

Campton Township Community Center

WKD Monthly Meeting

Kaneland Blackberry Creek Elem

KBK PTO Mum Sale Ends

Bell-Graham Elementary School

PTO Welcome Back Picnic 

Kaneville Public Library

Kaneville Fest Book Sale

The Streetz Artz Alliance is back with a fresh line up of local artists and makers at Hopvine Brewing, for the annual Hoptoberfest! Bring out the pretzels and beer steins and come join the fun. Sunday, August 30th from 12-5 PM.Explore artwork, handmade goods, and collectibles while sipping Hopvine’s craft brews in a family-friendly, fully indoor setting. Rain or shine, this market will be spreading early Oktoberfest cheers! Check out Hopvine's festive new brew and try bites from the fresh new menu!*Free to attend *Family FriendlyCome sip and shop!

Local Event: Hoptoberfest at Hopvine Brewing

Kane County

Aurora

Illinois

Hoptoberfest at Hopvine Brewing

The Streetz Artz Alliance is back with a fresh line up of local artists and makers at Hopvine Brewing, for the annual...

The Arcada Theatre is turning 100 on September 6th. To celebrate, we are having a grand parade through the downtown streets of St. Charles. We’ll TWIST with Chubby Checker…We’ll party like Ferris Bueller…We’ll celebrate rock and roll with Vinny Appice (of Black Sabbath and Dio) and Carmine Appice (of Vanilla Fudge)…AND, We’ll Cheer, Dance and Celebrate with the community and special guests.
The parade will kick off at 3PM just west of the Fox River and proceed past the theatre. This is a free event, and everyone is invited to attend!

Local Event: Arcada's Centennial Parade

St. Charles

Arcada's Centennial Parade

The Arcada Theatre is turning 100 on September 6th. To celebrate, we are having a grand parade through the downtown streets of...

Squire Ale House

The Squire Ale House

James O. Breen Community Park

​Pistons for the Parks Auto Show

Old Towne Pub & Eatery

Sixes & Sevens

St Charles History Museum & The Curious Fox Gift Shop

The St. Charles History Museum invites the community to step inside some of the city’s most treasured historic homes during its 2026 Historic Home Tour – Pottawatomie Park Edition.
This year’s tour celebrates not only the beauty and craftsmanship of five remarkable historic homes, but also the homeowners who have chosen to preserve them for future generations.
“Every historic house has two stories,” said Pat Pretz, tour coordinator. “One is the story of its architecture and the era that produced it. The other belongs to the people who have lived there over the years—and to the homeowners who continue to care for these remarkable places today.”
Historic homes represent far more than attractive architecture. They are places where generations of families have celebrated milestones, built memories, and contributed to the history of St. Charles. Today’s owners have embraced the role of caretakers, investing countless hours restoring original features, researching the history of their homes, and preserving the character that makes these landmarks unique.
The 2026 Historic Home Tour will feature five officially designated St. Charles landmarks located in and around the Pottawatomie Park neighborhood:
·Sinton-Anderson House (1924) – A Colonial Revival home once owned by paddlewheel riverboat entrepreneur Richard Anderson.
·Joel H. Hulburd House (1854) – The oldest home on this year’s tour and the only one listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
·Locke-Marchialette House (1898) – A beautiful Queen Anne residence with fascinating stories connecting both past and present owners.
·Saxony-Terrace Home (1913) – A Prairie Style home associated with the Norris family, whose philanthropy helped shape modern St. Charles.
·McCornack House (c. 1931) – Built by the family behind the McCornack Oil Company, whose former headquarters is now home to the St. Charles History Museum.
Visitors will experience distinctive architectural styles, learn about the families who built and occupied these homes, and gain a deeper appreciation for the homeowners whose commitment ensures these important pieces of St. Charles history continue to thrive.
Opening private homes to the public requires significant preparation and generosity. Participating homeowners have volunteered to share their homes because they believe preserving local history is a community effort and that these stories deserve to be shared.
Whether you’re a longtime resident, a newcomer, or simply someone who appreciates history and architecture, the Historic Home Tour offers a unique opportunity to experience St. Charles through the places—and the people—that have shaped its story.
2026 St. Charles History Museum Historic Home Tour – Pottawatomie Park Edition
Date: September 13, 2026 
Time: 12 PM to 4 PM 
Tickets: $40 – Members save $5 
Information/Purchase Tickets: <a href="https://stcmuseum.org/hht26" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://stcmuseum.org/hht26</a>
For additional information, please contact the St. Charles History Museum at 630-584-6967 or visit stcmuseum.org.

Local Event: Historic House Tour -- Pottawatomie Park Edition

Historic House Tour -- Pottawatomie Park Edition

The St. Charles History Museum invites the community to step inside some of the city’s most treasured historic homes during its...

Pottawatomie Park

The Walk to End Alzheimer's Fox Valley event is a free community gathering that brings together families, caregivers, advocates, and supporters impacted by Alzheimer's and other dementia. While fundraising is greatly appreciated and helps fund 24/7 support, education programs, support groups, advocacy efforts, and groundbreaking research, there is no cost to participate.
All attendees must register at: act.alz.org/FoxValley
The event opens to the public at 8:30 a.m., featuring a variety of activities and resources, including a Fun Zone for kids and families, Tribute Wall, Promise Garden experience with a complimentary pinwheel flower for every registered participant, refreshments, Pet Zone for leashed dogs, Caregiver Corner, Champions Club, and Team Photo Area.
The Opening Ceremony begins at 9:30 a.m., followed by the non-competitive walk at 10:00 a.m. Participants of all ages and abilities are encouraged to join. Whether you're honoring a loved one, supporting a caregiver, or helping advance the fight against Alzheimer's, this is an opportunity to come together, find support, and make a meaningful impact.

Local Event: 2026 Walk to End Alzheimer's - Fox Valley

2026 Walk to End Alzheimer's - Fox Valley

The Walk to End Alzheimer's Fox Valley event is a free community gathering that brings together families, caregivers,...

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Hoptoberfest at Hopvine Brewing

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