A chance to get a close-up view of big trucks is coming to Glen Ellyn on Saturday, May 5th, when the Glen Ellyn Park District presents Touch-A-Truck. This free event will be held in the parking lot at Maryknoll Park (845 Pershing Avenue, Glen Ellyn). Read More »
Bike safety is something that all children should learn. While riding a bike offers a fun experience, a terrific mode of transportation, and valuable exercise, it’s important for riders of all ages to follow the rules of the road and to understand how to ride safely. Read More »
The DuPage River and its tributaries are home to many varieties of fish, waterfowl, and other creatures who are at risk due to pollution and the presence of trash that litters the shorelines. Each May, The Conservation Foundation partners with local communities to remove trash from the waterways. Read More »
Soccer is one of the most popular sports in the world, played by adults and children alike. Players tend to start very young, giving them many years to develop the skills and competitive drive that are necessary to succeed in this fun and energetic sport. The Glen Ellyn Park District offers competitive soccer at a variety of age levels, along with opportunities to travel to compete against other area teams. Read More »
The Giving Tree is a favorite childhood book of many. Mr. Shel Silverstein’s simple story tells of the relationship between a boy and his beloved tree. While the anthropomorphic talking tree expresses great love for the boy as she watches him grow into an old man, one can’t help but feel bad as the tree freely gives herself as a play-space, offers the boy apples, branches and wood, and ultimately is reduced to a mere stump. But the boy continues to come back to her – is it love for the tree or selfish greed? Read More »
