Event List

Enjoy a concert of rarely heard violin/cello duets by Maurice Ravel, Reinhold Gliere, Friedrich Kummer, and Adrien-François Servais-Joseph Ghys.

Free tickets will be given out to those present starting at 2:30 pm.

Standing Ovations, a theater group for adults with developmental disabilities based at Orchard Village, will perform an original theater piece.

An Americana/Soul singer, songwriter, and guitarist, Nikki O’Neill has been described by music journalists as an artist who can “shout like a 1960's soul diva and purr a slow bluesy tune with spine-tingling subtlety,” while also craftin

Learn a few Amharic letters and enjoy activities that celebrate East African culture and the Ethiopian-Eritrean New Year in this fun-filled event designed for families with kids in preschool through middle school. 

On March 17, the Skokie Village Board of Trustees adopted a new Village seal, which replaced the previous seal design us

Play with beads and make bracelets and other bead masterpieces at this month's Third Space Thursdays. Supplies and snacks may be limited. Drop-in event.

See and hear about the artwork in the current exhibit by local artist John Wangendo. Drop-in event. Light refreshments will be served.

Enjoy a nostalgic and intimate interview with Emmy-nominated actor Steve Burns, best known as "Steve" from the beloved Nickelodeon show Blue’s Clues.

Learn about the history of piñatas and make and fill your own mini piñata. Supplies will be provided.

Enjoy a performance paying homage to originators of Latin Jazz such as Cal Tjader and Mongo Santamaria, as well as original music in the same style. 

Celebrate the beauty and diversity of Black hair. This interactive storytime is designed for families with children in PreK-grade 5 to explore the rich culture surrounding Black hair through stories, songs, and hands-on activities.

Learn about the history of Huichol yarn painting and extraordinary Wixárika artists while creating your own artwork. 

Explore a new artist and create a project inspired by their work. We'll learn about Victoria Villasana, a Mexican textile-artist known for her use of yarn and embroidery techniques.

Celebrating its 15th season, the KAIA String Quartet bridges traditions, celebrates underrepresented voices, and brings us the vibrant musical heritage of numerous Latin American composers.

The American folk music revival brought us artists such as Pete Seeger, Joan Baez, Odetta, Bob Dylan, and many others whose music defined the 1960s.

Learn about Chile's culture, traditions, foods, and fun.

Drop-in event for age 5-10. Caregivers optional. This is a special edition of Adventure Club designed for children who are homeschooled.

Learn about Chile's culture, traditions, foods, and fun. 

For kids in grade K-5. Children younger than eight must be accompanied by an adult.

Creativity meets calm in this relaxing family time. Together, we’ll explore mindfulness through coloring, breathing exercises, and peaceful moments that everyone from kids to grown-ups can enjoy.

Learn some phrases in Spanish and enjoy activities that celebrate Hispanic culture in this fun-filled event for families with kids in preschool through middle school. 

We'll start with a brief history of the craft of Origami, and then we'll work on a couple of folds. We'll have instructions and paper for you to try the art of paper folding.

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Enjoy a scene, make a craft, and meet cast members as we celebrate Northwestern University's Imagine U's theater production, Doctor De Soto. Based on the award-winning picture book, this modern-day fable proves that ev

Whether you secretly dance to Jai Ho or you've never heard of Bollywood before, this event will provide endless fun and a great workout. 

For kids in grade 3-8.

In a concert of English, Polish, Ukrainian, and Russian music, Oleg Timofeyev and Dan Caraway will showcase their seven historical seven-string guitars, ranging in age from 100 to 250 years.

Let's explore Indigenous Peoples' Day. Drop by to learn more.