Saturday Kids! Learnin’ about Lincoln
Grayslake Heritage Center & Museum 164 Hawley St, Grayslake, United StatesThis Saturday is all about one of Illinois' most famous citizens: Abraham Lincoln
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“Why Illinois Was Ground Zero for Innovation”
Community Room of the Heritage Center 164 Hawley Street, Grayslake, United StatesAuthor John Wasik discusses technological innovations in Illinois and their effects worldwide.
B-IL-NGO
Community Room of the Heritage Center 164 Hawley Street, Grayslake, United StatesJoin the Grayslake Area Public Library in the Heritage Center Community Room for Illinois Bicentennial-themed bingo.
A Toast to Art
Grayslake Village Hall 10 S Seymour Avenue, Grayslake, United StatesThe Grayslake Heritage Center Foundation invites you to Grayslake Village Hall for a silent art auction and wine tasting with wine donated by 129 Center Cut and art and music donated by the Grayslake Arts Alliance. Tickets: $35 in advance or $40 at the door.
Extended Hours
The museum galleries will be open during the Grayslake Exchange Club Pancake Breakfast at the Grayslake Fire Station next door.
Illinois Trivia Timeline
Grayslake Area Public Library 100 Library Ln, GRAYSLAKE, IL, United StatesMeet us at the Grayslake Area Public Library to celebrate the Bicentennial with a game of Illinois-themed trivia!
Focus on Illinois Exhibit closes
Grayslake Heritage Center & Museum 164 Hawley St, Grayslake, United StatesGrayslake Historical Society Board Meeting
Community Room of the Heritage Center 164 Hawley Street, Grayslake, United StatesSaturday Kids! Animals of the Armistice
Grayslake Heritage Center & Museum 164 Hawley St, Grayslake, United StatesIt's the 100th anniversary of the Armistice. Discover how our furry and feathered friends helped with the peace following World War I.
Society Program: Bert Jacobson: Fireman, 3rd Class
Community Room of the Heritage Center 164 Hawley Street, Grayslake, United StatesOn December 7, 1941, the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor. The United States lost ships and men. One of the men who perished was Grayslake resident Herbert Jacobson. Robert Smyth will tell the story.