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Holiday Magic, with Bill Pack
Norris audience favorite Bill Pack blends magic, storytelling, and history into a seasonal special program, “Holiday Magic.”
Norris ’26-’27 Season to Celebrate Baker Community Center Centennial Anniversary
The Norris Cultural Arts Center will celebrate the centennial of its “home-away-from-home” venue, the Baker Community Center, throughout its 2026-27…
Pangelic Plus
“Music in the Gallery” returns with a unique performance by Pangelic, a harp and steelpan duo featuring harpist Faye Seeman and steelpan artist Liam Teague.
Elgin Symphony Orchestra Holiday Brass Concert
The Norris is excited to host for the second consecutive year the annual ESO Holiday Brass Concert.
Call for Art: Vicinity 2026
Artists are invited to submit one original piece of 2D or 3D artwork in any media or process to be…
Trolleys, Trucks, & Model-T’s – How Transportation Transformed St Charles in the Early 20th Century
Brian and Joyce Ostberg, creators of the BeHistoric YouTube channel, close our 2026-27 Wednesdays @ One season with a detailed look at the history of early 20th Century transportation in the Fox River Valley.
Origins & Outlooks, with Members of the St. Charles Singers and Jeff Hunt
Our season-long celebration of the Baker Community Center centennial anniversary concludes with a diverse program of music performed by eight members of another St. Charles treasure – the St. Charles Singers.
I Speak Music: Songs and Stories of a Century, with Howard Levy and Chris Siebold
Two-time Grammy Award-winner Howard Levy returns to “Saturday Night Lights” to help celebrate the Baker Center centennial.
Holiday Revelry with Fox Valley Opera
Holiday Revelry returns to the Baker Center, performed by an ensemble of highly talented vocalists from Fox Valley Opera.
Classics, the Jazz Age, and the Silent Film: An Early 20th Century Sampler with Pianist Jeffrey LaDeur
On November 21 at the Baker Community Center, pianist Jeffrey LaDeur brings a wide-ranging program that concludes with a screening of the 1920 Buster Keaton silent comedy film, One Week
