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Where or When: A Century of Songs with Tatum Langley

Tatum Langley – the versatile singer, actress, and dancer – returns to our Saturday Night Lights series to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Baker Community Center.

St. Charles Sings, with Jeff Hunt

The founder and music director of the acclaimed St. Charles Singers, Jeff Hunt joins our Wednesdays @ One lineup to explore various aspects of songs and singing.

Images of the Jazz Age: Art, Fashion, and the New Woman, with Jeff Mishur

The 1920s was a decade famous for outrageous fashions and new freedoms for women. Art historian Jeff Mishur presents images of the Jazz Age, March 10, 2027, in St. Charles.

Lee Murdock: From the Olde Sod to the New Prairie – The Irish in America

Join Lee Murdock for a musical celebration of Ireland – with songs of the Emerald Isle and from the Irish-American immigrant experience.

Making a List: The Secular Songs of Christmas, with Charles Troy

Charles Troy returns to Wednesdays @ One with a fascinating presentation on the creation of the most popular secular holiday songs.

America at 250: Terry Lynch Portrays Ben Franklin in “Designing a New Nation”

Terry Lynch portrays founding father Benjamin Franklin in “Designing a New Nation,” October 28 at the Baker Community Center.

Watercolor 2026 Honors Nine Artists

Nine artists were recognized with Awards of Excellence or Honorable Mention for their works exhibited in the Watercolor 2026 show…

Yellow House Artists Reception

The Yellow House Artists present “Expressions in Oil Pastel” in the Norris Gallery, November 22 through January 3. A free-admission, public reception is scheduled for Saturday, December 13, noon to 4 p.m..

Elgin Symphony Orchestra’s Holiday Brass & Percussion Concert

Elgin Symphony Orchestra presents its annual Holiday Brass Concert for the first time in St. Charles, December 5, at the Norris Cultural Arts Center.

FermiLab’s Hidden Past, with Brian and Joyce Ostberg

Brian and Joyce Ostberg present a fascinating program on the prehistory and history of the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory property.

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