Museums, zoos, landmarks, and must-see attractions in Volo, IL. The best spots for locals and visitors.
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For decades, one of the darkest chapters of Nazi persecution remained buried in silence, its victims erased twice: first by their tormentors, then by history itself. Beginning in 1942, Heinrich Himml
World Famous Volo Museum is a family owned destination for all ages! Spend the entire day experiencing hundreds of collector cars, movies and TV vehicles,...
The Ed Paschke Art Center commemorates the life and work of the legendary Ed Paschke. It preserves and provides public access to his work; serves...
Join us for a screening of Plunderer – The Life & times of a Nazi Art Thief followed by an exclusive Q&A with featured historian Jonathan Petropoulos. Between 1933 and 1945, the Nazis stole one-fifth
Oldest outdoor music festival in North America with lawn seating and pavilion.
KOA Holiday campground near Union — family-focused with upgraded amenities, activities, and deluxe cabins.
The mission of Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center is expressed in its founding principle: “Remember the Past, Transform the Future.” The Museum is dedicated...
Music and dance school with folk, square dance, contra, and world dance classes.
Founded in 1959, DANK stands for Deutsch Amerikanischer National Kongress. Best known as the DANK Haus, we promote German American language and culture for all...
The largest Polish festival in the USA! Join us for an unforgettable four-day festival featuring nonstop live music, captivating dance performances, authentic Polish cuisine and beer, engaging exhibitions, local vendors, and a dedicated Kids Zone with a variety of exciting activities.
This one-of-a-kind institution raises awareness of the Cambodian genocide and celebrates the renewal of Cambodian community and culture here in the United States. It provides...
The Mitchell Museum of the American Indian is one of only a handful of museums across the country that focuses exclusively on the art, history,...
Illinois Holocaust Museum is a popular museum in Skokie, IL. Exhibits and attractions include ITW Special Exhibition Gallery feat. Stories of Survival: Object. Image. Memory, Karkomi Family Foundation Gallery: Holocaust & World War II, Lillian & Larry Goodman Foundations Holography Theater, Northern
Community art center with galleries, classes, and exhibitions on the lakefront.
Experience Sky Zone under blacklights with energetic music and glow-in-the-dark fun. GLOW t-shirt included with admission (must be worn to jump). Members save 50% on GLOW tickets. Every Friday and Saturday — hours vary by location. SkySocks sold separately.
Join the Holocaust Resource Center of Kean University for their upcoming conversation on But I Live, with editor Charlotte Schallié. But I Live shares the stories of three Holocaust survivors through
An event specifically designed for children with Autism and special needs to enjoy time at the park without loud music,...
Come join us for a fun family karaoke event. Drop by to sing your favorite tunes. We have the equipment: all we need is your voice! For families with kids 3 to 14. Accessibility Need sign language interpretation or other accessibility assistance for this event? Please call (312) 747-8184...
An event specifically designed for children with Autism and special needs to enjoy time at the park without loud music,...
Join us for an afternoon of creativity! Each week we'll make a craft, enjoy some snacks and listen to music. For tweens and teens in grades 6 through 12. Accessibility Need sign language interpretation or other accessibility assistance for this event? Please call (312) 747-8184 or email...