A UNIQUE CONCERT SERIES PLANNED FOR SUMMER 2018 Naperville, IL — Experience a summer encompassing the best in rock and roll history with an exciting, new line-up at Naper Settlement’s Naper Nights Community Concert Series. Visitors are invited to enjoy six nights dancing under the stars with some cold drinks, delicious food and amazing tribute music. The concert series will take place from 5 to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday nights on June 15-16, July 20-21 and Aug. 17-18 at Naper Settlement located at 523 S. Webster St. in Naperville. Tickets will be available beginning February 1. Admission is $15 adults, $10 youth 4-12, members and children under 4 are free. No outside food or beverages are permitted. For more information, visit www.napernights.org . “This year’s line-up is set to elevate the concert series’ uniqueness, with tribute acts coming from all over the country who do not typically perform in the Chicago suburbs,” said Special Events & Large Scale Rentals Coordinator, Adison Glick. “Audiences will be thrilled to see out of state acts such as Chicken Fried, Natural Wonder, Turn the Page and Bluffett. I’m most excited for the Paul Simon tribute night performed by Old Shoe who will be backed by a full horn section called the Low Down Brass Band.” Naper Nights 2018 Music Lineup June 15: Wall of Denial, 6:30 p.m.; The Pettybreakers, 8 p.m. June 16: Tom Thumb’s Band, 6 p.m.; Old Shoe featuring Low Down Brass Band, 7:45 p.m. July 20: The Fortunate Sons, 6 p.m.; Turn the Page, 8 p.m. July 21: Simply Elton with The Brown Dirt Cowboys, 6 p.m.; Natural Wonder, 7:45 p.m. Aug. 17: Rose Hill Revival, 6 p.m.; Chicken Fried, 8 p.m. Aug. 18: Planet Groove, 6 p.m.; Bluffett, 8 p.m. Naper Nights will kick off on Friday, June 15 with Stevie Ray Vaughan cover band, Wall of Denial. Capturing audiences since 2011 the group is made up of talented musicians, including Gary Stratton who has performed Stevie’s music for over 20 years. Headlining the night will be The Pettybreakers, the nation’s premier tribute to Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers. Opening on Saturday, June 16 will be Tom Thumb’s Band who revisits the music of Bob Dylan with a 6-piece electric band. The evening’s headliner will be Chicago-based Americana roots rock band, Old Shoe featuring Low Down Brass Band, performing the best of Paul Simon. The band began performing Paul Simon after playing “Graceland” in its entirety at their annual music festival, Shoe Fest, and receiving such a great response from the audience. “We are an original band that enjoys learning influential music,” said Old Shoe’s singer and guitarist, Matt Robinson. “The audience will get a fresh take on [Paul Simon’s] songs, and while it won’t sound exactly like the album, we’ll be sure to do it justice and honor all the important parts. It’ll be fun and lively and dance-y.” July will cover the best in rock and roll from the 60s to the 70s. Friday, July 20 will begin with Naper Night’s favorite The Fortunate Sons, using original vintage gear and instruments, accurate costumes and spot-on musical performances to recreate the best Creedence Clearwater Revival songs. Following the CCR tribute will be Turn The Page which faithfully recreates all the classic Bob Seger hits such as “Old Time Rock and Roll,” “Night Moves,” and “Against the Wind.” Visitors will dance the night away on Saturday, July 21, beginning with an Elton John tribute, Simply Elton with The Brown Dirt Cowboys, who have the perfect blend of great vocals and pianistic excellence. Headlining the night will be Natural Wonder, a Stevie Wonder tribute led by #1 Billboard artist and producer, Gabriel Bellow who is sure to give the audience a memorable and energetic live experience. Since the band’s inception in 2012, Natural Wonder has wowed audiences across the country and recreates a performance that is very similar to the colossal talent that is Stevie Wonder, playing hits such as “Signed, Sealed, Delivered,” “Isn’t She Lovely,” and “Sir Duke.” “I grew up with Stevie Wonder,” said Bellow, who portrays Wonder on stage. “My father had three or four of his albums, and when I started collecting my own records I made sure to add him to my collection. He’s that perfect marriage of musical and lyrical depth, it can be fun, emotional, happy or sad.” August will wrap up the Naper Nights Concert Series with four incredible bands. Friday, Aug. 18 will begin with Rose Hill Revival, a Chicago-area band with a mutual love for the Allman Brothers; followed by Chicken Fried, a tribute band to the increasingly popular Zac Brown Band. Don’t miss the last night of the series on Saturday, Aug. 18 with a high-energy tribute band playing all the hits from the 60s to today, Planet Groove. Bluffett, a tribute to the legendary Jimmy Buffett & Coral Reefer Band, will bring “Margaritaville” to Naper Settlement with beach-themed props and costuming. The high-energy and spot-on musical performance recreated by Larry Pearson will be one performance visitors will not want to miss. Be sure to show up early to catch performances from School of Rock’s local musicians in June and August as they welcome guests to Naper Nights each night from 5 to 5:45 p.m. Details regarding Naper Night’s children’s activities, community partners as well as food and beverage vendors will be announced later this spring. About Naper Settlement and the Naperville Heritage Society Naper Settlement is a nationally accredited, award-winning outdoor museum set on 12 acres in the heart of Naperville, where history comes to play and the community comes to connect. The Naperville Heritage Society is the administrator of Naper Settlement. With a commitment to the community and a focus to the future, the mission of the Naperville Heritage Society is to collect, document, preserve and support the history of Naperville, Illinois, past and present. For more information, visit www.napersettlement.com or call (630) 420-6010. #GlancerMagazine #ArtsEntertainment #Naperville #NaperSettlement #Summer2018 #TrendingNow

SAY GOODBYE TO CABIN FEVER.... Happy March! Spring is in the air and with warmer days, comes some fun holidays. St. Patrick’s Day and Easter are both right around the corner. Make memories with local happenings listed here. From shows and activities, to a Parade and Easter Egg Hunt. Enjoy! Share this feature with friends online and in social media. Subscribe to receive all 24 annual issues. Celebrate Your Birthday with Naperville Park District NAPERVILLE– Looking for a fun, unique and affordable birthday party experience? The Naperville Park District’s birthday party packages make your child’s special day fun for them and easy for you! Choose from a variety of themes: LEGO®, gymnastics, “The Fort”, sports, princess tea, chef, pottery and nature. Visit www.napervilleparks.org/npdparties for more info. Make this year’s birthday celebration your child’s most memorable one yet! St. Patrick’s Day Parades IN NAPERVILLE – Celebrate the parade’s 25th anniversary in 2018 Downtown Naperville at Mill Street and Jefferson Avenue. Kick-off at 10am. Be ready for lots of candy! www.wsirish.org/st-patricks-parade.html IN ST. CHARLES–A fun family tradition hosted annually. Kicking off at 2pm at Main and 6th Street, the route continues down Main Street and concludes at 4th Avenue. This parade is loved by many! www.downtownstcharles.org Catch All the Fun at DuPage Children’s Museum NAPERVILLE– The Museum is the perfect place to exercise both mind AND body while having FUN! Use the Big Lawn to release some pent-up energy while working to develop gross motor skills, create a challenge in Ramps and Rollers that will exercise important problem-solving skills while burning some calories chasing the balls, and more. The opportunities are endless. Also, flutter, crawl, creep, or fly on over for Bug Bonanza to catch all the fun Saturday, March 31. www.dupagechildrens.org , (630) 637-8000 Curious George • Saturday, April 21 GLEN ELLYN – The McAninch Arts Center at the College of DuPage is proud to present Curious George on Saturday, April 21st! All-You-Can-Eat Meatball Day comes just once a year and George has been waiting anxiously to help his friend Chef Pisghetti cook something delicious. But when their competitor’s Meatballs O’Matic machine takes the crowd, Curious George must travel to Rome to get a “secret ingredient” that will set them apart. Join the inquisitive little monkey in this delightful new musical! 50 minutes in length, recommended for ages 3 & up. Visit AtTheMAC.org or call (630) 942-4000 for tickets. #GlancerMagazine #KidsTeens #FamilyTime #KidStuff #NapervilleParkDistrict #DuPageChildrensMuseum #Naperville #DuPageForestPreserve #TheMac #CuriousGeorge #March12018

IT'S TIME FOR SPRING HOME UPDATING, WE CAN HELP When it comes to designing your dream kitchen or your dream remodeling project, it sometimes is daunting to figure out where to start to find the right designer for the project. The most important aspect in finding the designer for you is to find one you connect with. “Having a long list of certificates and licenses can help, but if you don’t connect with the designer, those are just pieces of paper that don’t really ensure a good fit,” says Jacki Finstrom of JAX Designs, who has been designing creative spaces for sixteen years. “What one client needs is different than the next, and a designer should be able to cater to each one.” Here are a couple of ideas to help you find the right fit. SHOWROOMS Many larger design companies have a staff of designers that showcase their creative work in their showrooms. Take some time to visit these facilities and check out the different styles of work they have done. See our 7 Spectacular Showrooms to Marvel at listed on page 46 of this month’s issue. PORTFOLIOS For those designers that don’t have large showrooms, they usually have portfolios of pictures from past jobs they can show you. They can also walk you through their inspiration and creative path for each project. These conversations can help you get a feel of their personality and if you would work well with them. FACEBOOK Many designers and design companies take their portfolio to social media. Facebook pages are stock full of pictures that you can peruse on your own time before you even make your first appointment. REFERRALS This is probably the best indication if you will be happy with your designer. If your friends have worked with them previously and had a great experience. Nowadays, it doesn’t even have to be someone you know. A shout out for referrals to your subdivision Facebook page or one of the several mommy/parent Facebook pages in the community will most likely give you a good selection to start with. Once you have found a few designers you would like to consider, remember it is always best to get three or four quotes and design ideas for the same project. As designers’ ideas vary, so do their prices. Don’t expect them to leave copies of their design plans, that is just a smart way for them to safeguard their work. “A unique designer is one that gets excited about every opportunity and looks for an innovative approach to a design challenge,” says Finstrom. “If you find a designer that gets excited about every project, keep them around!” -Mindy Kyle #GlancerMagazine #HomeGraden #March12018 #MindyKyle

CELEBRATE ST. PATRICK'S DAY ALL MONTH LONG Enjoy with the yum of the Irish at these west suburban area hot spots. Each offers a traditional menu with signature dishes, kid-friendly entrees, tasty flare and more. You’ll love every bite! Enjoy. Breakfast at Quigley’s Irish Pub, Naperville Served Saturdays & Sundays from 10:00am till Noon We all know it as one of the leading lunch and dinner Irish hot-spots in Chicagoland, but did you know that this local favorite serves a scrumptious breakfast, too? Visit for a menu like no other to include a Traditional Irish Breakfast ($8.99) with grilled Irish bacon, black and white pudding, two eggs, two Bangers, served with golden brown fried mushrooms, fresh grilled tomato. Served with light rye toast; Corned Beef Hash ($6.29) Corned beef hash, two eggs served with a fresh grilled tomato and white toast; American Breakfast ($6.29)two eggs any style, hash browns, toast and choice of bacon or sausage; French Toast ($6.29) served with a hash brown, and your choice of bacon or sausage; Kids Breakfast ($2.49) one egg and hash brown; Kids French Toast ($2.99) One slice of French toast and a hash brown. For more Irish menu delights, visit www.quigleysirishpub.com/menu/ Claddagh Irish Pub, Geneva Commons Unique Menu Featuring The Sausage Board (pictured) This place brings the best of Ireland to American guests, serving modern twists on the finest traditional cuisine paired with perfect pints of beer in an authentic and friendly setting. If you have never been,The Claddagh represents a community in which friends and neighbors come together to enjoy food and drink and socialize, which is in the tradition of the pubs or “public houses” in Ireland that serve as town gathering places. The hallmark of the restaurants’ public house environment is the “craic” (pronounced “crack”)—meaning a fun, friendly, and exuberant atmosphere.With a menu that will leave you craving this Irish favorite for weeks to come, one of our favorites is the Sausage Board (pictured) $14.99. It includes sage pork sausage, smoked kielbasa, andouille, Irish cheddar, fresh & dried fruit, gherkins, Claddagh soda bread, Lakeshore mustard and, tomato jam. Now that’s some Irish yum, for ya! Visit online for upcoming St. Pat’s specials, events and more. www.claddaghirishpubs.com/geneva/ #GlancerMagazine #DiningCabaret #QuigleysIrishPub #TheCladdaughIrishPub #March12018

1. KICK OFF SPRING WITH A TRIP  TO THE KANE COUNTY FLEA MARKET Have fun at one of the longest running, best antique and collectible Flea Markets in the world. The Kane County Flea Market has been a place for people to come and enjoy the fun of searching and finding the one thing they have sought for ages. They have hundreds of dealers inside, outside, and under sheds. People say that if they made it, you will find it at Kane! Mar 4 & 5, Apr 1 & 2, May 6 & 7 www.kanecountyfleamarket.com 2. DUPAGE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA • March 18 • 3pm North Central College presents “Celebrate Now & Then” performing Ottorino Respighi’s brilliant musical tribute to ancient and modern Rome at in the College’s Wentz Concert Hall at the Fine Arts Center, 171 E. Chicago Ave. Tickets are $33/adults - $15/students; www.northcentralcollege.edu/showtix. 3. RHYTHM OF THE DANCE Mar 9 7 7:30pm • Batavia Fine Arts Centre, Batavia This two-hour dance and music extravaganza contains a wealth of Irish talent. The show is an inspiring epic, reliving the journey of the Irish Celts throughout history. Using modern art forms of dance and music, this richly costumed show marries the contemporary and the ancient. Be sure to experience Rhythm of the Dance. You'll be very glad you did! 4.5 million fans can't be wron. Doors open at 7pm & show starts at 7:30pm. www.bataviafineartscentre.org 4. “ONCE” THE MUSICAL April 25-June 3 at The Paramount, Aurora With a book by Enda Walsh and music and lyrics by Glen Hansard and Markéta Irglová (who starred in the film of the same name), this show, directed by Corti, with music direction by Vendafreddo, is about the complicated romance that develops between an Irish busker about to give up his dream of a life in music, and the very musical Czech immigrant girl who pushes him to stick with it. www.paramountaurora.com 5. SHOWER OF CRAFTS CRAFT & ART FAIR AT COD March 24-25 • Glen Ellyn Enjoy 200 handcrafted booths at Shower of Crafts. If you love craft fairs, then you will absolutely love this one! Filled with one unique thing after the next, it’s a fun event for all to enjoy. For those who wish to display, all craft categories are limited, and all products must be handmade. For more information visit www.craftproductionsinc.com (815) 878-2728 #GlancerMagazine #5ThingstoDo #March12018 #DuPageSymphonyOrchestra #OnceatParamountTheatre #KaneCountyFleaMarket #RhythmofDance #BataviaFineArtsCentre #ShowerofCrafts #CollegeofDuPage #ArtsEntertainment #GlancerGoTo #Events

$965,000 (End Unit) and $945,000 (Mid Unit) COURT PLACE at CENTRAL PARK\NEW LUXURY TOWNHOMES IN DOWNTOWN NAPERVILLE! 1 of 3 already SOLD. 3 bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths, roof top deck, 2 balconies, 2 car garage, 3 floor plan options for upper living level, & option to add an elevator. Just over 3,000 sf. 4th level has rooftop deck for entertaining, watching concerts at the bandshell, or just relaxing. Alexa “Mimi” Wagner (630) 460-6256 awagner@remax.net RE/MAX Professionals Select #GlancerMagazine #RealEstate #HomeGarden #Remax #AlexaWagner #Naperville #LocalListingstoLove #March12018 #March152018

ADORABLY CHIC FINDS YOU'LL LOVE Spring is in the air so be sure to add in some extra shopping time to your weekly schedule. There are so many adorably chic finds out there in the western suburbs. All Things Beautiful VELVET GRACE– Velvet Grace Boutique beautifully displays home accent vignettes, which include many décor styles, textures and unique finds, throughout the boutique. Layered in our home décor are the perfect gifts and personal accessories such as: Kendra Scott, Summer Ellis, Mud Pie, Capri Blu, Nest Candles, and much more to treat yourself or someone special. Velvet Grace Studio offers certified Annie Sloan Chalk Paint workshops where you will have a hands-on experience with Annie’s paint, paint enhancing products and brushes. Velvet Grace also offers sign making and other creative classes, which you can find at www.velvetgrace.net. All classes are perfect for any level of experience! Perfect for a ladies night out, and refreshments are provided! Velvet Grace, 4025 US Highway 34, Oswego (630) 636-6570, www.velvetgrace.net Off the Shoulder Top – Perfect for Spring Break This chic and comfy top is a must-have for our spring closet collection. Don’t forget to pack it when getting ready for Spring Break–it’s the perfect piece for every vacation celebration. Available at Jeans & a Cute Top Shop, St. Charles, Downers Grove & Wheaton. Happy Everything Ceramic Pitcher CREME DE LE CREME – Pour a little happy in your glass with this ceramic pitcher featuring a debossed "happy everything" sentiment! Pitcher is sold tied with a twill "happy everything" accent bow and ready to be given as the most perfect gift. Available at Creme de le Creme Boutique, Lisle & Glen Ellyn Host a ONEHOPE Wine Party viaONEHOPE is a cause centric winery based out of Napa, CA. Each of their varietals represent a non-profit they donate back to 365 days a year. They do in-home tastings, work with non-profits, weddings, and corporate gifting. viaONEHOPE is a community of inspired entrepreneurs that make an impact in the world. In addition to the built-in donation from every bottle, 10% of Case for a Cause sales are donated to the event host's non-profit 501C3 of choice. ONEHOPE's mission is bringing people together to celebrate and serve the world. How great is that? Schedule a party today! Nicole Wilson Senior Director and Founding Leader ONEHOPE, www.viaonehope.com/nicole-wilson “The Kitchen Is the Heart of the Home” Sign NONA JO’S – This statement sign will add a special touch to your kitchen this spring. In the shape of a cutting board, you can hang it or place it on a shelf for display. You will find many more chic home accessories and gift ideas at this unique home accessory shop. Once you visit, you will be back again and again. Custom window treatments and paint consultation also available. Available at Nona Jo’s, Naperville. #GlancerMagazine #Lifestyle #March12018 #March152018 #Shopping #StyleBeauty

WINNER OF 15 MOST CHARITABLE WOMEN OF THE YEAR CONTEST – STACEY SUTTER, CAL’S ANGELS FOUNDATION A wonderful evening was had by all as Glancer Magazine was there to celebrate with Stacey Sutter, President and Co-Founder of Cal’s Angels Foundation, who was our winner of the 15 Most Charitable Women of the Year for 2017. Readers voted on their favorite charitable story from the Mid-December issue and gave the nod to Stacey for being so inspirational on her quest of giving back. Stacey spends her days with Cal’s Angels honoring their mission of granting wishes, raising awareness and funding research to help kids fight cancer. More than just a spokesperson, Stacey is hands-on with the children and their families providing pizza parties at the hospitals, delivering comfort kits filled with goodies to make their stay more comfortable, and most importantly hugs! She is a whirlwind of ideas on how to raise awareness and funds for the foundation including Black-Tie Galas, Golf Outings, Marathon Run Teams, and new this summer, A Cal’s Angels Signature Concert with the Goo Goo Dolls and special guest, Gavin DeGraw. The celebration for Stacey was held at Cooper’s Hawk Winery and Restaurant in St. Charles where she received a beautiful crystal engraved award and a pink prize box filled with $500 in gift cards; $100 each from our contest sponsors: Jeans and a Cute Top Shop, Zano Salon and Spa, Downtown Naperville, Nona Jo’s and Cooper’s Hawk Winery. Congratulations, Stacey, and thank you for all the kindness and passion you put behind your work with Chicagoland pediatric cancer patients and their families. –Mindy Kyle Stacey Is Pictured Above with Mindy Kyle & Lindy Kleivo of Glancer Magazine #GlancerMagazine #CaringSharing #15MostCharitableWomen #StaceySutter #CalsAngels #March12018 #March152018 #MindyKyle

DEATH IN DUPAGE  On Display through June 24, 2018 Dig into historic death culture of DuPage County. Explore codes of dress, mourning traditions, and the way death and dying were understood by the people of the past. From the settlement period, through the Civil War, and into the last years of the Victorian Era, this exhibition invites visitors to take a look at the material culture left behind. The way modern American society chooses to deal with death is often by avoiding the topic altogether. Death in DuPage is the thrilling, upcoming exhibit at the DuPage County Historical Museum (102 E. Wesley St., Wheaton, IL) that will attempt to pull the curtain back on America’s death rituals and practices – something long considered to be a private affair – only to be known by undertakers and to be hidden from the public.Museum assistant Morgan Valenzuela explains, “The exhibit explores historical culture, materials and beliefs around death in the county. For many, it’s difficult to talk about… My hope is that this exhibit offers visitors an opportunity for thought and conversation. ”Thanks to modern medicine and the increased popularity of hospitals, death and illness is something that can be concealed and suspended. It is easy to forget that in the time of the DuPage settlers, fewer than 15% of the deaths occurred away from the home. Dying in one’s home was paired to other death rites, such as the family being there to witness and record last words.Furthermore, Victorians observed stricter expectations for the family of the deceased. There were guidelines in place for how long someone should mourn or how they should deal with the body. This structure stems from the Victorian fear of death being compared to a contagious illness. Today, most people die away from home, and an increasing amount (a projected 54.3% by 2020) opt for cremation, over the more traditional open casket and burial of yesteryear.“Looking back is fascinating but sometimes uncomfortable. To think about how we, as a community, used to handle mortality and mourning might inspire some visitors to consider how we handle them today,” Valenzuela said.Death in DuPage will be on display through June 4, 2018. DuPage County Historical Museum, 102 E. Wesley Street, Wheaton www.dupagehistory.org #GlancerMagazine #ArtsEntertainment #TrendingNow #Events #Wheaton #Museums

NAPERVILLE OUTDOOR ENTERTAINMENT Experience a weekend covering the best in rock n’ roll history, where visitors will enjoy iconic hits and unforgettable music with friends and family during Naper Nights on Friday and Saturday, June 16 and 17. Bring a blanket or lawn chair and experience a night full of delicious food, cold drinks and great music ranging from Dave Matthews Band to the Beatles on the beautiful grounds of Naper Settlement, 523 S. Webster St., Naperville. Gates are open from 5 to 10 p.m. Tickets are $15 adults, $10 youth ages 4-12, free admission for children under 4 and members. To purchase tickets or for more information, visit www.NaperNights.org . Naper Nights Concert Series will kick off on Friday, June 16 with Fortunate Sons, a Creedence Clearwater Revival tribute band. Fortunate Sons is known for creating an authentic CCR experience using original vintage instruments and spot-on musical ability. Headlining will be the popular Dave Matthews tribute band, Trippin Billies. Composed of some of Chicago’s best musicians, they moved quickly from the bar band circuit and into concert settings. Touring the Midwest for over 20 years, Trippin Billies emulates the Dave Matthews Band concert experience by playing all the hits from albums such as “Crash” and “Everyday.” “We like to play a song off of every album to keep everyone happy,” said Trippin Billies’ lead singer, Grant Chinouth. “The improve style of the Dave Matthews Band is so great when you’re a tribute band. I know it’s fun to sit, but we want everyone standing and dancing along.” On Saturday, June 17, enjoy the birth, near death and resurrection of rock n’ roll when the Neverly Brothers will perform music from legends such as Elvis and Buddy Holly. The Neverly Brothers are known for rocking out on stage and getting the crowd singing along to the classics, such as Chuck Berry’s “Johnny B. Goode” and The Rolling Stones’ “Satisfaction.” Beatles fans will relive a classic when American English performs the album “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band” in full for its 50th anniversary, along with a second set of post Beatles’ solo songs by the fab four. Having traveled all over the world, American English finds joy in transcending people into a time where the Beatles made an incredible influence on music. “People know we aren’t the Beatles, but they love being a part of the illusion and getting a glimpse of the impact and longevity of their music,” said American English’s Tom Gable, who performs as Ringo Starr. Gable says it’s no easy feat playing albums in their entirety, but he loves coming back to Naper Settlement, because the crowd in Naperville just “seems to get it.” “[Naper Settlement] is one of the gigs you wait for,” said Gable. “The real show is the people. When you go in and play a specific album you’re rolling the dice, but the people in Naperville are very receptive.” Be sure to show up early to catch performances from School of Rock’s best local musicians as they welcome guests to Naper Nights both nights. There are also plenty of activities for kids to do in the children’s activities area. Budding artists can paint a masterpiece, courtesy of Pinot’s Palette, learn how to break a board with PRO Martial Arts, or practice their hula hooping skills with Lil J’s Bohemia. Real Life Fitness will be here Saturday night to help kids work up a sweat. “The children’s activities create a one-of-a-kind environment for families at the event,” said Naper Settlement’s Special Events and Large Scale Rentals Coordinator, Adison Glick. “Where else can Mom and Dad catch a show and have a drink, while the kids get to paint, karate chop, and hula hoop to their hearts content?” Naper Settlement is partnering with Independence Winter Color Guard this month. Proceeds from the tip jars at the beverage tent will benefit this great organization. Beverage sponsors are Bell’s Brewery and Rodney Strong Vineyards. June concert food vendors include Carrabba’s Italian Grill, John’s Rib House, Little Jimmy’s Italian Ice and Nothing Bundt Cakes. No outside food or beverages allowed. Thank you to our sponsors Woody Buick GMC, Advanced Data Technologies, Andersen, Bell’s Brewery, BMO Harris Bank, Naperville Development Partnership, Naperville Magazine, Pinot’s Palette, PRO Martial Arts, Positively Naperville, Rodney Strong Vineyards, Schamberger Brothers Inc., Springhill Suites, St. Patrick’s Residence, TransNational, Unilock, USG and Wight & Co. About Naper Settlement and the Naperville Heritage Society Naper Settlement is a nationally accredited, award-winning outdoor museum set on 12 acres in the heart of Naperville, where history comes to play and the community comes to connect. The Naperville Heritage Society is the administrator of Naper Settlement. With a commitment to the community and a focus to the future, the mission of the Naperville Heritage Society is to collect, document, preserve and support the history of Naperville, Illinois, past and present. For more information, visit www.NaperSettlement.org or call (630) 420-6010. #GlancerGotoGuide #GlancerGoToGuide #Naperville #GlancerWeekly #ArtsEntertainment #Summer2018 #NaperSettlement #TrendingNow

Atria River Trail In Bolingbrook – Opening Fall 2018 WESTERN SUBURBS–Independent living, assisted living and memory care, just 14 minutes from downtown Naperville. How successfully we age has everything to do with the lifestyle choices we make. Atria Senior Living creates vibrant communities where opportunities to stay active, eat well, connect with neighbors and achieve personal goals are right outside one’s apartment door, every day. Opening Fall 2018 – Now Pre-Leasing. Atria at River Trail 370 North Weber Road Bolingbrook (331) 318-3091 • www.atriarivertrail.com #GlancerMagazine #Seniors60andBetter #HomeGarden #HealthWellness #Spotlights #March12018 #March152018 #AtriaSeniorLiving

Introducing a Revolutionary Depression Treatment HINSDALE– HPR Treatment Centers recently brought their revolutionary depression treatment TMS Therapy to Hinsdale. TMS is a non-invasive, medication-free, FDA cleared treatment that uses magnets to stimulate areas of the brain associated with depression. It is very well tolerated with few if any side effects, and has helped thousands of people achieve long lasting relief from depression. Call HPR Treatment Centers at (800) 604-0208 or visit online at www.hprtc.com to get started on your TMS journey. #GlancerMagazine #Spotlights #Hinsdale #HealthWellness #LIfestyle #March12018 #March152018