Returning to Broadway In Chicago’s Broadway Playhouse at Water Tower Place April 14th – 19th

Featuring Music Director Mei-Ann Chen, Violinist Jennifer Koh and the World Premiere of Syzygy, Chicago Sinfonietta Combines Visual Art and Music in Spring Concert

Lakeshore Community Concerts presents the award winning strings of the Maxwell Quartet from Scotland on March 12th at 7:00 pm, at Munster High School Auditorium

A Celebration of Music and Motion, Chicago Tap Theatre Brings an All-New Program of Dance and Live Music for the First Time to Rogers Park March 8th at 2:00 and 5:00 pm. 

February 2020: Peoples Bank, in conjunction with their employee philanthropic committee, Community First, recently donated $20,000 to Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Northwest Indiana to support their work in Lake and Porter counties.

The Indiana Department of Veterans’ Affairs (IDVA) has selected 13 private organizations to receive nearly one million dollars through the Grants for Veterans’ Services (GVS) program that will assist them in helping to end homelessness among Indiana’s veteran population.

The Folds of Honor Scholarship window for the 2020-2021 school year is open until March 31, 2020. Eligible spouses and dependents can learn more and apply at Folds of Honor.

*** Recommended ***  Here’s my dilemma, I saw a play that totally creeped me out – and yet, it was incredibly well-acted.  Who knew that Tracy Letts’ 1996 tragi-comedy; “Bug”, which literally made my skin crawl, is a cult classic.  Although it played a couple of Chicago’s small stages back in the day, I’d never seen it.  Unfortunately, I could see the unfortunate end coming almost from the beginning.  So, if you want to scare yourself silly, then this is the play for you.  3 Spotlights   

Please visit www.munster.us beginning the week of March 9th to access kindergarten enrollment information. You will be asked to complete the Kindergarten              Enrollment form and after that to complete Registration Gateway.  

**** Recommended **** I love the P.G. Wodehouse stories about Bertie Wooster and his man, Jeeves because they never fail to make me laugh out loud.  It is so much fun seeing Bertie and Jeeves come to life on the First Folio stage, they keep me laughing.    Audiences must love them too, since “Jeeves Saves the Day” is the fifth appearance of the dynamic duo on the Oak Brook stage.  Kudos to Director Joe Foust on a very funny, yet really charming production. 4 Spotlights