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Riverside Stroll brings Yuletide cheer

Riverside Chamber celebrates annual event in village’s downtown

By JACKIE GLOSNIAK

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Ryan Bradford and kids of all ages will again be able to enjoy the electric train display at the Riverside Garage on East Avenue during the Riverside Holiday Stroll.

Contributing Reporter

ince 1974, Riverside has gathered in the village’s downtown business corridor to revel in the joys of the holiday season and share the fellowship of neighbors, local officials and business owners at the Riverside Holiday Stroll.

This year, the village and Riverside Chamber of Commerce will host the 43rd annual event from 5:30 to 9 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 1, in the downtown business district and along Harlem Avenue near East Burlington Street.

In his 27th year of involvement, Riversider Brian Brennan said this year’s event will once again be a welcoming and entertaining evening for guests of all ages.

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Pictures with Santa at Riverside Bank will be a big draw for those going to the Riverside Holiday Stroll.

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Music, treats and more from page 2 “We’ve got a couple of different venues and as usual, everyone looks forward to coming to enjoy everything that comes with the holiday season,” he said. “It’s a joyous time, and for the new people that have moved into the community or are not familiar with the Holiday Stroll, it’s a good time to see what our town has to offer.”

In classic Riverside fashion, the Holiday Stroll kicks off at 5:30 p.m., with Santa Claus making his way through downtown Riverside atop a fire truck all the way to Centennial Park, at Longcommon Road at Forest Avenue.

Upon Santa’s arrival, one student from each District 96 school, as well as St. Mary’s School, will join Santa in illuminating the Christmas tree for the first time this season.

And, to help make spirits bright, the Madrigal singers from Riverside-Brookfield High School will entertain with holiday carols.

Following the tree lighting, Santa will head on over to his favorite stop, Riverside Bank, 17 E. Burlington St., to meet with children and for family photos.

From there through the rest of the evening, dozens of Riverside businesses will join village buildings in opening their doors to welcome children and adults to mingle and enjoy various holiday crafts, snacks and other activities.

After a successful first shot at bringing

festive sleighs through town for magical rides last year, two four-seater pony sleighs will be back in Riverside once again, giving guests rides along East Quincy Street.

Riverside knows the holidays truly would not be complete without musical entertainment, so enjoy the sounds of Hauser Junior High School’s band, orchestra and choirs at the water tower from 6:15 to 7:15 p.m.

As always, the classical music from the Riverside Suzuki Strings violinists will echo through Riverside Township Hall, 27 Riverside Road. Across the street at First American Bank, 15 Riverside Road, the Riverside Presbyterian Church bell choir will create more festive music.

Dancing throughout the evening at the Riverside Masonic Lodge, 40 Forest Ave., will be performers of all ages from Beyond Words Dance Center in neighboring Lyons.

Children who come out for the evening will not find themselves short on fun, with several kid-friendly activities being held in locations across town.

For carnival entertainment, Tommy Twister, a local balloon artist and Holiday Stroll favorite, will be at Burlington Realty, 21 E. Burlington St. And, back by popular demand, Chicagoland illusionist Mr. D will perform his famous magic show at 7 and 8 p.m. at Riverside Township Hall, 27 Riverside Road.

Love animals? Then you’re in luck, as Riverside Garage, 18 East Ave., serves as the annual home for the Stroll’s petting zoo, pony rides and an old-fashioned train display.

Never fear, Wonder Woman is here! Hobnob with everyone’s favorite female superhero at Athletico Physical Therapy, 51 E. Burlington St. Continued on page 8

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People gather around a fire pit to make s’mores during the 2016 Holiday Stroll at the Riverside Garage. (Below) Elia Bursua eats an edible ornament she made during the annual event in downtown Riverside last year.

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For youngsters in the mood to get crafty, face painting, cookie decorating and ornament making stations will be set up inside of several businesses along Riverside’s downtown corridor.

Are you a fan of the arts?

You’re going to want to pop on in to Jeff ’s Auto & Truck Repair, 20 E. Quincy St., where ice sculpting and extreme woodcarving demonstrations will be held all evening.

Find beautiful stained-glass displays at Colorsmith, 8 E. Quincy St., coined Riverside’s “best-kept secret” in a 2014 Landmark article.

Riverside Arts Center hosts a pop-up shop at their FlexSpace and Freak Gallery, 32 E. Quincy St. Exhibits feature local and regional artists, and patrons are welcome to shop for unique gifts in the center’s mudroom.

Speaking of shopping, St. Mary’s Church, 97 Herrick Road, is again inviting all guests to stop by their Mingle and Jingle Shop, where fun holiday gifts and rare vintage treasures abound. This year, there will also be pop-up shops at the downtown Metra train station.

Need to take a break from the cold? The Riverside Junior Woman’s Charity is happy

to invite everyone to keep warm at 16 E. Burlington St., where they will host a community pop-up movie theater for special showings of The Polar Express, Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer and Santa Claus is Comin’ to Town.

The movies celebrate the kickoff of Riverside Gives, the charity’s annual holiday donation drive, with fundraising going to support local families and organizations.

The group will take monetary donations at the Holiday Stroll, with 100 percent of funds going to this year’s selected groups, including Cantata, Girl Scouts, the Riverside Public Library and Riverside Township Food Pantry.

And, surely you’ll work up an appetite from walking around Riverside, so find baked goods at the water tower sponsored by Riverside Parks and Recreation; samples and sales at favorite candy shop Aunt Diana’s, 29 E. Burlington St.; and beer and wine samples for adults outside of Riverside Foods, 48 E. Burlington St. Stroll attendees will also have the option to hop on/hop off a village-sponsored shuttle between 5:30 and 8:30 p.m. at stops along Burlington Street, Quincy Street and Harlem Avenue.

Overall, Brennan said the Holiday Stroll is not just a fan favorite for Riverside residents, but for businesses as well.

“I think it certainly helps our business district and I feel like people come out to support our business districts and that’s what the night is all about,” he said.

For questions about the Holiday Stroll, contact Brennan at 708-447-7207.

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Blissful seasonal opener in Brookfield Chamber, village team up for annual Holiday Walk on Dec. 2

By JACKIE GLOSNIAK

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very December, children and adults alike count the days as the calendar inches closer to the highly anticipated endof-month holidays. After all, who doesn’t look forward to family gatherings, gift giving and days off from work and school?

To help kick-start festivities for the season, the village of Brookfield and the Brookfield Chamber of Commerce are once again teaming up to help locals ring in the season of giving and cheer with their annual Holiday Walk on Saturday, Dec. 2.

From 2 to 7 p.m., dozens of Brookfield

municipal leaders, neighbors and businesses will be hosting holiday happenings at the village hall and all along the Grand Boulevard and Broadway Avenue business districts.

Highlights of this year’s event include visits with everyone’s favorite North Pole couple, professional wood-carving demonstrations, choral performances from local schools and civic groups, holiday crafts and of course, the annual tree lighting at Eight Corners.

“It’s a great way to kick off the holiday season,” said Arlene Rovner, special events coordinator for the village of Brookfield. “We have a lot of fun activities and entertainment and it’s a great way to get together with your neighbors. It’s family-friendly and there is something for everyone. It’s a really festive atmosphere and a real community.”

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Christmas carolers brought traditional sounds of the season to Grand Boulevard during Brookfield’s Holiday Walk in 2016.

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Party, party, party! Get geared up for some recreational fun! Kids will partake in various games and activities before we gear up for our countdown. At noon, we’ll ring in the New Year with noisemakers, treats, and celebration!

Who: Ages 5 to 8 years • When: Friday, December 29 • 10:30 am - 12:15 pm Where: Historic Water Tower, 10 Pine Avenue Instructor: Recreation Staff • Fee: $15/$20 RES-NON Min/Max: 10/25 • Program #: 314315A

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Santa meets with children at Irish Times in downtown Brookfield during the annual Holiday Walk last year.

BROOKFIELD HOLIDAY WALK Music, crafts, entertainment from page 9 of public artwork all day long, including dozens of handcrafted reindeer at Grossdale Station and snowmen at Eight Corners — all original creations by Brookfield residents.

From 2 to 5 p.m. at the Brookfield Village Hall, 8820 Brookfield Ave., there will be a plethora of indoor events for children of all ages to enjoy.

Those who like crafting can enjoy holiday craft-making stations, coloring contest art displays, holiday temporary tattoos and cookie decorating. A photo booth complete with festive backdrops and props will be set up in the lower-level recreation hall, and costumed characters will be roaming village hall ready to mingle and stop for photos with passersby. Refreshments will also be on hand, free of charge.

Looking to sit back and enjoy holiday tunes and performances? Upbeat entertainment options will be made available at vil-

lage hall, with school groups and other locals entertaining back-to-back.

School performances include the Riverside-Brookfield High School Madrigals and the Lincoln School chorus at 2 p.m., the S.E. Gross Middle School chorus at 2:30, the S.E. Gross band at 3 p.m. and the Park Junior High Prelude Ensemble at 4:30 p.m.

Other live entertainment options include multi-instrument performances by Jeff Kust at 2:30 p.m., magic with Adrian Van Stee at 3 p.m., dances by students from the Elite Dance School, songs by the St. Louise Men’s Club at 3:30 p.m. and a show by the International Christian Fellowship choirs at 4 p.m.

Activities the whole family will enjoy will take place in the downtown and Broadway Avenue business districts from 2 to 5 p.m., Continued on page 13

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BROOKFIELD HOLIDAY WALK Tree lightning at 5:30 p.m. from page 13 including visits with Santa and Mrs. Claus at Irish Times, 8869 Burlington Ave.; wood-carving demonstrations at Grossdale Station, 8820½ Brookfield Ave.; a model railroad exhibit at Loca Mocha, located inside the Prairie Avenue Metra station; Christmas caroling on Grand Boulevard; kids crafts at the Brookfield Public Library, 3609 Grand Boulevard; pictures with Frosty the Snowman at Betty’s Flowers and Gifts, 9138 Broadway Ave.; jingle bell making at Ms. Clara’s Joyful Learning Center, 9213 Broadway Ave.; and comedy with balloon artist Tommy Twister at Tischler Finer Foods, 9118 Broadway Ave. Love animals? Then you won’t want to miss the petting zoo at Eight Corners from 3 to 7 p.m.

To satisfy your appetites during the busy day, there will also be snacks galore from 2 to 7 p.m. at Eight Corners, with hospitality tents sponsored by the Village of Brookfield, Chamber of Commerce and Mary’s Morning MixUp. To end the evening’s festivities and officially ring in the Christmas season, all are welcome to head over to Veterans Memorial Circle at Eight Corners to catch the grand tree lighting at 5:30 p.m., complete with an appearance by Santa Claus, who will arrive in dramatic fashion to hit the “on” switch to cap the great holiday spectacle.

During the tree lighting, catch the glow-stick giveaway, a holiday sing-along with Clara D’Onofrio, an adult holiday raffle basket drawing and a post-lighting caroling progression down Grand Boulevard to close out the day.

While the day’s events will cover several blocks in

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Kids and adults wait for Santa to light the tree at Eight Corners in Brookfield during the Holiday Walk last year.

Brookfield, don’t worry about tiring out getting from point A to point B. To help shuttle visitors between events across town, there will be a complimentary trolley service for the duration of the day, with pick-up/drop-off stations at Grand Boulevard, Eight Corners/Broadway Avenue,

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For more information about the Holiday Walk, including a list of all businesses and events participating in the holiday happenings, visit www.brookfieldil.gov or www. brookfieldchamber.net.

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Warm Holiday Greetings from the Frederick Law Olmsted Society of Riverside!

We invite you to help us kick off our 50th Anniversary at our Annual Meeting on Friday, January 19, 7 PM, at the Riverside Train Station.

Our Membership Drive is going on, and we hope you renew or join us in our quest to sustain Olmsted’s vision for Riverside for generations to come. Visit the following for more details.

www.olmstedsociety.org www.facebook.com/RiversideFLOS

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North Riverside planted a blue spruce in front of the Village Commons earlier this year in order to usher in the holiday season with a proper tree-lighting ceremony.

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Happy Holidays!

Thank you for your business, support and referral throughout the year. May you have a Healthy & Prosperous New Year.

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North Riverside hosts holiday tree lighting Nov. 29

Fireworks will follow mayor flipping the switch

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In North Riverside, you can usually tell it’s officially the holiday season because of all traffic headed toward the North Riverside Park Mall and lines of people waiting outside of Best Buy for Black Friday specials.

While all of that will, no doubt, remain part of the local tradition, the village of North Riverside will christen a new way to usher in the Christmas season.

With an old-fashioned tree lighting.

In the spring, the village’s public works department planted a brand new blue spruce in front of the North Riverside Village Commons for the very purpose of injecting a little holiday cheer into local government.

“The mayor wanted to add a tree-lighting ceremony to kick off the holiday season and

give it a community feel,” said Bryant Rouleau, program coordinator for North Riverside Parks and Recreation.

The tree is about 12 feet tall and will grow about a foot a year before it reaches its mature height at between 30 and 40 feet. The evergreen has been decorated with lights and a star, for now.

The village’s Recreation Department has put together the program for the first-ever North Riverside tree-lighting event, which will be held on Wednesday, Nov. 29 from 6 to 7:15 p.m.

Mayor Hubert Hermanek Jr. will flip the switch at 7 p.m., and – this being North Riverside, after all -- a brief fireworks show will follow. Staff will also be serving cookies and hot chocolate, and there will be a craft activity for children.

“It’s the first year,” Rouleau said, “so we wanted to ease into it.”

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