Donations appreciated. Costumed performers will tell about themselves, relatives and their friends. Performers will portray Fred Battershall, John Longabaugh, William Wilson, Clint Washburn, Cecilia Harvey, Dora Schlosser and Laura Gilbert.
In 1988 Grayslake Gelatin Company became Great Lakes Gelatin Company. Learn about past and present gelatin companies in Grayslake. Bob Busscher, owner of The Great Lakes Gelatin Company, will present. Refreshments. Free.
Shop local businesses and enjoy beer tasting at 15 locations in the heart of Grayslake. Space is limited. Visit hopnshop.eventbrite.com to purchase tickets today. Proceeds support Grayslake Heritage Foundation.
Annual event is held at the Grayslake Fire Station. Tour the museum after breakfast.
Noah Derksen, a Canadian singer/songwriter with his own brand of woodsy, contemplative folk full of honesty and optimism, will perform. Tickets: General Audience $18, Seniors $15, Folk Club Members $13
Grayslake Historical Society volunteers will pass out candy. The museum is open for tours.
The Highland Park Historical Society presents “Prohibition in Lake County” at the Dunn Museum, 1899 W Winchester Rd, Libertyvlille. Jane Trump will represent the Grayslake Historical Society with a presentation on Grayslake: From Saloons to Stills. Visit DunnMuseum.org for more information.
Join local genealogists for a lively discussion on researching family. Share your own stories or come for advice from other genealogists.
The Grayslake Historical Society will use images new and old to share the history of various buildings on the north side of Grayslake’s main street. The audience will be encouraged to share their memories. Refreshments. Free