Weekly event roundups, local guides, and the stories behind our town.
The Council meets the first and third Monday at 6:30 PM, and anyone can attend or speak. Here is how it works, from reading the agenda to your three minutes at the podium.
Read more →Monster Mash, ofrendas, Rocky Horror, Fall Fest, and trick-or-treating: your Halloween week in Warrenville.
Read more →Early voting is open right at the Warrenville Park District. Here is how to vote early, by mail, or on Election Day.
Read more →Spooky STEAM, a potions class, a pajama party, and a City Council night: here is your cozy pre-Halloween week in Warrenville.
Read more →Two brush pickup Mondays are left in October, wood chips are free, and yard waste stickers run through November. Here is how fall cleanup works in town.
Read more →The last haunted house day, a senior prom, a pickleball classic, and a busy library week: here is what is happening in Warrenville.
Read more →Volunteer shirts, entrance banners, and parking signs all take longer than you think. Here is a simple order of operations for first-time event organizers.
Read more →A haunted house at the library, a farm history talk, and a busy City Hall week: here is what is happening in Warrenville.
Read more →Prairie talks, a veterans breakfast, a used book sale, and Holly Days when Santa and the holiday lights arrive. Here is what is ahead once the candy is gone.
Read more →Trick-or-treat runs Saturday, October 31 from 3:00 to 7:00 PM. Before that, there is a zombie run, a library haunted house, a costume swap, and the Park District's Fall Fest. Here is the whole month in one place.
Read more →A sound bath, a costume swap, a kids fair, and the first week of fall: here is what is happening around Warrenville this week.
Read more →The Illinois Prairie Path cuts right through Warrenville, and a 127-acre preserve with an old mill site sits just off it. Here is how to use both, where to park, and the story under your feet.
Read more →A quieter week after Art on the Prairie, with a scam-spotting class, Puzzle Palooza, Family Nerf Night, and a Sunday music matinee to round it out.
Read more →There is a working screen print shop on Warrenville Road with a mural on the wall and two presses inside. Here is what actually happens there, and how to know which kind of printing your project needs.
Read more →A quiet holiday start builds to Art on the Prairie weekend, with game night, a WWII story, and a resource fair along the way.
Read more →The Park District's juried art fair returns September 12 and 13, and it belongs on your calendar. Here is what to expect and why it fits this town so well.
Read more →One last summer concert on the Commons, a free movie matinee, book clubs in two breweries, and a heads up for Labor Day.
Read more →The kids are back in school, the evenings are cooling off, and Warrenville's best season is about to start. Here is what to look forward to.
Read more →A bilingual Know Your Rights session, silent reading at Two Brothers, a caregivers meet-up, paint night, and a pajama party to tuck the week in.
Read more →Two shots at the school dance dress swap, a bilingual Know Your Rights session, Silent Book Club at Two Brothers, and a pajama party to close out the week.
Read more →The Polkaholics close out the summer concerts on the Commons, the library runs a full week of free programs, and the homecoming dress swap is right around the corner.
Read more →1,366 acres off Butterfield Road with a lake, a tubing hill, 7 miles of trail, a campground, and a 13,000 year old woolly mammoth in its resume. Here is how to actually use it.
Read more →Fall season is here and somebody always ends up chasing sizes on a paper sign-up sheet. Here is the calm way to get team, club, and school shirts ordered, plus what the print shop in town actually offers.
Read more →National Night Out at Cerny Park, Sushi Roll on the Commons, and Summer Daze taking over the whole weekend. This is the busiest week of the Warrenville summer.
Read more →District 200 has grades 1 through 12 back on Friday, August 14. Here are the dates worth writing down, the errands to knock out early, and the Warrenville nights still left before the first bell.
Read more →A morning park pop-up, Latin Swing Factor on the Commons, a sensory storytime, and a chance to give blood. Here is your week in Warrenville.
Read more →One of the most famous American paintings of the last century was made in an old church on Second Street, and the models were Warrenville neighbors. The building is still there, and you can walk in.
Read more →A morning park pop-up, a Billy Joel and Elton John tribute on the Commons, and a Thursday double feature of movies. Here is your week in Warrenville.
Read more →Two days of live music, food, rides, a car show, and the whole town in one place. Here is what to expect at Summer Daze on August 7 and 8, and how to make the most of it.
Read more →The fireworks are behind us, but the summer fun is not: a park pop-up, the Abby Kay Band on the Commons, and a community picnic at Summerlakes.
Read more →It is the big one: parade, 5K, and fireworks over Cerny Park. Here is your simple plan for Fourth of July week in Warrenville.
Read more →Two days, one parade, a morning 5K, and fireworks over Cerny Park. Here is a simple plan for getting the most out of Warrenville's biggest weekend of the summer.
Read more →Free outdoor concerts, lunchtime music, a craft night, and a pop-up arcade. Here is what is happening around town this week.
Read more →An easy two-mile loop through a former family estate, complete with old stone buildings, big open meadows, and a little surprise art along the way. Here is how to make the most of it.
Read more →Movies in the park, live lunchtime music, and the first signs of Fourth of July season. Here is what is happening around town this week.
Read more →You do not need to leave town or spend a dime to have a great summer here. Five favorites, from movies in the park to the best weekend of the year.
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