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THE SECOND CITY LIGHTS UP THE HOLIDAYS WITH “IT’S A WILD, WACKY, WONDERFUL LIFE” AT THE MAC DECEMBER 12th
The nonprofit Wicker Park Bucktown Chamber of Commerce is excited to announce the in-person return of its Wicker Park Farmers Market 2021-22 Winter Market, at The Den Theatre (1331 N. Milwaukee Avenue)
Bishop Noll Institute will host an entrance exam for prospective students at 9 a.m. Dec. 11 at the school, 1519 Hoffman St. in Hammond.
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) appointed six new surface transportation industry leaders to serve on the Surface Transportation Security Advisory Committee (STSAC).
The South Shore Arts Art in Focus lecture series will continue virtually on Thursday, December 2, at 7pm CT with a discussion with art educator, ceramicist, and mixed-media artist, Emily Casella.
PORCHLIGHT MUSIC THEATRE PRESENTS THE LATEST HERSHEY FELDER PRESENTS – LIVE FROM FLORENCE PRODUCTION, “DANTE AND BEATRICE IN FLORENCE,” PREMIERING SUNDAY, NOV. 28 AT 7 P.M. CST | The New Musical Film from Hershey Felder shares the Story of What Happens when Time, Art and Love Collide and is Available for Streaming Through Sunday, Dec. 5
Dr. Carolyn Watson, fresh from her successful debut concert as the La Porte County Symphony Orchestra’s (LCSO) 10th Music Director, will be co-conducting the 27th Annual Holiday at the Pops with Associate Conductor, Chuck Steck.
Throughout the holiday season, Munster Police officers will be working extra details in the business districts in an effort to promote safety for the employees and shoppers. They will be making traffic stops, field contacts, and stopping in at stores.
This month, two separate groups of Munster High School students accompanied D.A.R.E. Officer James Ghrist to St. Thomas More School and St. Paul’s Lutheran School where they answered questions from the fifth grade students and provided advice in reference to drug prevention, bullying prevention, and getting involved with positive activities.
