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Weekend Planner: 'Avenue Q,' Used Instrument Sale, Pool Openings
Got no idea what you'll do this weekend? Patch is coming to the rescue! We've got the best bets for your done-work-outta-here time.

It's Friday and you've got no idea what you're going to do this weekend.
Patch is coming to the rescue. We have the best bets for your done-with-work-outta-here time. Check out our picks for this weekend by clicking on each one to see complete event details.
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Knupper Nursery is having a weekend-long tropical celebration! Wear your Hawaiian Shirt for 20% off any one regular priced item. See the for schedule of free seminars.
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with a celebration on Saturday, June 9 at noon. The first 500 people to arrive will receive a free Eagle Pool towel. For rates and information, visit www.palatineparks.org. For weather related closings, call 847-705-5123, x346.
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What would happen if the characters from the PBS show Sesame Street grew up and went a little wild? That’s the premise behind Avenue Q, a Tony Award-winning musical coming to Palatine's .
From June 2 to 17, Music on Stage will present the Chicagoland premiere of Avenue Q, a comedy intended for adult audiences that features the use of puppets by the actors. The musical tells the story of Princeton, a recent college graduate who moves to New York and meets several colorful characters along the way. ()
Tickets are on sale through the Cutting Hall Box Office, 150 E. Wood Street in Palatine: 847-202-5222, or online by visiting musiconstage.org. Advance ticket sales are $20 for reserved seating, while ‘Silver Citizens' (age 62 & over) are $17.
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The Ghost Walk of Palatine is a two-hour walking tour of the downtown area which includes the ghost lore of Palatine collected over many years. The ghost stories are about public places that have been reported to be haunted over the years. The cost is $ 5 per person with all proceeds going to the Haitian Relief Fund. Reservations are requested. Please call 847-358-6091 to reserve a tour.
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Help future band and orchestra families by selling your unwanted instruments! Shop at the Fremd High School cafeteria for a lightly used band or orchestra instrument. Don't spend extra money if you don't want to! We will have instrument technicians there to assist you in your purchase. Make some money by selling your instrument! Contact Jackie Weber for details at jaweberlaw@sbcglobal.net
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