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  • Beth Emet Cantor Looks Ahead to Dec. 15 Chanukah Concert

    Cantor Kyle Cotler and his father, Cantor Douglas Cotler, will be performing in a Chanukah concert at 5 p.m. on Dec. 15 at Beth Emet, 1224 Dempster St.
  • ‘Nutcracker on Ice’ a Good-bye Party for Robert Crown

    ‘Nutcracker on Ice’ a Good-bye Party for Robert Crown

    Sapna Suresh is not the only adult in the show. Neither is Isla Jakus, 4 ½, the only preschooler. Isla is with her mother, heading for a craft table thick with glue and glitter and other Christmas ornament-making supplies. Isla has been taking skating lessons for a year and is excited to be wearing a sparkly blue dress as one of “The Nutcracker” gift children.
  • Want to Get the Kids Outside? Try This Unique Pop-Up on Dec. 8

    Want to Get the Kids Outside? Try This Unique Pop-Up on Dec. 8

    Evanston kids who want to build with sticks, branches, cardboard, tape, fabrics, and “found objects” should be sure to come to Baker Park from 1 to 4 p.m. this Sunday afternoon, Dec. 8.
  • Evanston Community Foundation Announces Building the Future Graduates

    Evanston Community Foundation Announces Building the Future Graduates

    Designed to grow nonprofit capacity to raise individual gifts, Building the Future matched $135,000 in 60 gifts and provided both training and coaching to each organization to sustain these efforts.
  • 2019 "Mayor's Award for the Arts" Recipients Announced

    2019 "Mayor's Award for the Arts" Recipients Announced

    Mayor Stephen Hagerty has named Evanston Made and artist Fran Joy as the 2019 recipients of the “Mayor’s Award for the Arts.” Recipients were selected from nominations submitted by the public.

  • Announcing 2019’s 101 Great Books for Kids

    I don’t like to brag, but honestly if you want to find THE best recommended list of books for kids, you needn’t look any further than Evanston Public Library. Oh, Chicago has their list, and New York’s is fine, but I daresay you will never find a level of love and dedication as is evident on ours. For 10 months of the year, EPL employees use their free time to read as many children’s books as possible. The sheer scale of it would blow your mind. Then, in October, we whittle them down to a mere 101 so that you, oh seekers of great gift books for children, will have access to the best of the best of the best.

  • Stopping Climate Change Starts on Your Plate

    Climate change dominates the news, and environmental angst seems at an all-time high. Considering this, what can we as mere individuals do? The problem seems huge and systemic and frankly… hopeless. ... Arguably the single biggest way we can reduce our individual environmental impact every day – that most of us likely have not considered: Eat less meat. 
  • A DIY Green Holiday Project

    A DIY Green Holiday Project

    “I saved the lids; traced and cut-out the stars; punched a whole into each one, added hooks and hung them on my Christmas tree.”  

  • Reducing Waste Around the Holidays

    According to Stanford University “Americans throw away 25% more trash during the Thanksgiving-to- New Year's holiday period than any other time of year.” Here are some tips to cut down on food waste this time of the year:
  • Lecture on Interracial Relationships Provokes Discussion at Levy Center

    Lecture on Interracial Relationships Provokes Discussion at Levy Center

    At the onset of the lecture, Dr. Judice stated that this topic frequently stirs up strong emotions and the occasional nasty email or comment. Some people presume she is presenting her opinions or making disparaging remarks about black men.
  • NAACP Honors Five

    NAACP Honors Five

    Kenneth Jones, Monique Parsons, Lallene Rector, Pastor Daniel Ruen and Susan Trieschman received community service awards at the 55th annual Freedom Fund banquet of the Evanston/North Shore Branch of the NAACP.
  • Opie Meets Some of His Rescuers

    Opie Meets Some of His Rescuers

    Opie seemed unfazed by all the attention, but the adults were all delighted to see him. Tinkerbell does not like the cold and decided not to attend. Seeing a  happy and healthy dog wagging his tail appeared to make all the work worthwhile.

  • Human Behavior Hacker Intrigues Levy Senior Center Crowd

    On Oct. 15 at the Levy Senior Center, the Levy Lecture audience learned about face reading.
  • Curt's Café Honors Two Evanston Police Officers

    Curt's Café Honors Two Evanston Police Officers

    On Oct. 19, Curt’s Café held its annual fundraising event at which Evanston Police Officers Enjoli Daley and Adam Howard were acknowledged for their continued efforts in the community and working with youth.  Mayor Stephen Hagerty and Police Chief Demitrous Cook presented the “Life Changer” award from Curt’s Café to the officers.
  • Harry Lennix and NU Friends Support Plans for New Performing Arts Center

    Harry Lennix and NU Friends Support Plans for New Performing Arts Center

    A spirited group of Northwestern alumni, professors and current students, primarily from Communications and Theatre concentrations, gathered on Oct. 23 in a private room at the Celtic Knot to meet, mingle and learn about a new venture in the Bronzeville neighborhood of Chicago: plans to create the Lillian Marcie Performing Arts Center as a place to showcase past, current and future contributions of live entertainment from across the black diaspora.
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