Events - Month

The Hug-a-Tree Program is offered free of charge and teaches children (age 5-12) how to stay safe and survive in the woods should they ever become lost.

The Hug-a-Tree Program is offered free of charge and teaches children (age 5-12) how to stay safe and survive in the woods should they ever become lost.

The Hug-a-Tree Program is offered free of charge and teaches children (age 5-12) how to stay safe and survive in the woods should they ever become lost.

The Park Ridge Kiwanis-Noon Club meets at Noon on Tuesdays at the Summit Square of Uptown.

The Hug-a-Tree Program is offered free of charge and teaches children (age 5-12) how to stay safe and survive in the woods should they ever become lost.

The Hug-a-Tree Program is offered free of charge and teaches children (age 5-12) how to stay safe and survive in the woods should they ever become lost.

The Hug-a-Tree Program is offered free of charge and teaches children (age 5-12) how to stay safe and survive in the woods should they ever become lost.

Bring the whole family to Cruisin' Park Ridge hosted by the Park Ridge Chamber of Commerce on the first Fridays of the month this summer. Join us on June 7, July 5, August 2, and September 6, 2019! ---- Guests will enjoy live music (starting at 6pm), food, beer/wine, beverages, a bounce house for the kids, FREE admission and of course cars, cars, and more cars! ---- CLICK here to see Live Music Schedule // Thank you to Green Tech Plumbing /// YOU CAN SHOW YOUR CAR TOO- Visit the Chamber website

The Hug-a-Tree Program is offered free of charge and teaches children (age 5-12) how to stay safe and survive in the woods should they ever become lost.

The Hug-a-Tree Program is offered free of charge and teaches children (age 5-12) how to stay safe and survive in the woods should they ever become lost.

The Hug-a-Tree Program is offered free of charge and teaches children (age 5-12) how to stay safe and survive in the woods should they ever become lost.

The Niles All American Speakers are charter members of Toastmasters International, a club devoted to the refinement of speech, our mission is to make better speakers of everyone.

Do you want to become a better speaker/leader? Then the Toastmasters can help you! "Become the Speaker/Leader you were Meant to be!" -- Des Plaines Toastmasters 1645 meets on 1st & 3rd Mondays in Room A or B at Des Plaines Public Library, 1501 Ellinwood Ave, Des Plaines, IL -- FREE -- Upcoming meetings are: Feb 5; Mar 19; April 2 & 16, May 7 & 21.

The Hug-a-Tree Program is offered free of charge and teaches children (age 5-12) how to stay safe and survive in the woods should they ever become lost.

Start your morning off with a business development kick at The Breakfast Club. The crowd is welcoming and business-minded. Chamber host Dave Donovan curates and makes introductions in a natural way to ensure all members connect with the type of people their businesses need to know. Strategic, targeted, authentic business connections made! Remember your business cards! -- $12 Park Ridge Chamber Members /$15 Prospective members -- RSVP to the Chamber (847) 825-3121 or at info@parkridgechamber.org

The Park Ridge Kiwanis-Noon Club meets at Noon on Tuesdays at the Summit Square of Uptown.

The Hug-a-Tree Program is offered free of charge and teaches children (age 5-12) how to stay safe and survive in the woods should they ever become lost.

The Hug-a-Tree Program is offered free of charge and teaches children (age 5-12) how to stay safe and survive in the woods should they ever become lost.

Park Ridge Toastmasters meets at the First United Methodist Church in Park Ridge on the 2nd & 4th Thursday of each month from 7:30 to 9:30 pm EXCEPT during November and December. Please see our Club Calendar for more information, particularly in the months of November and December, as dates may change due to the holidays. Park Ridge Toastmasters is a community that empowers its members to succeed through effective communication and leadership.

The Hug-a-Tree Program is offered free of charge and teaches children (age 5-12) how to stay safe and survive in the woods should they ever become lost.

The Hug-a-Tree Program is offered free of charge and teaches children (age 5-12) how to stay safe and survive in the woods should they ever become lost.

The Hug-a-Tree Program is offered free of charge and teaches children (age 5-12) how to stay safe and survive in the woods should they ever become lost.

The Hug-a-Tree Program is offered free of charge and teaches children (age 5-12) how to stay safe and survive in the woods should they ever become lost.

The Hug-a-Tree Program is offered free of charge and teaches children (age 5-12) how to stay safe and survive in the woods should they ever become lost.

The Park Ridge Kiwanis-Noon Club meets at Noon on Tuesdays at the Summit Square of Uptown.

The purpose of this group is to encourage members to write and provide a safe place to read one’s work and get some feedback. We meet the second Tuesday of every month.

The Hug-a-Tree Program is offered free of charge and teaches children (age 5-12) how to stay safe and survive in the woods should they ever become lost.

Join the Park Ridge Chamber for our Monthly Networking Luncheon. The Monthly Networking Luncheon is always the 2nd Wednesday of the month and the speaker always changes. The location is usually 720 Garden, but can change. Please contact the Chamber or check their website to confirm location. ---- Bring your business cards for some great networking and enjoy a delicious lunch.

The Hug-a-Tree Program is offered free of charge and teaches children (age 5-12) how to stay safe and survive in the woods should they ever become lost.

The Hug-a-Tree Program is offered free of charge and teaches children (age 5-12) how to stay safe and survive in the woods should they ever become lost.

The Hug-a-Tree Program is offered free of charge and teaches children (age 5-12) how to stay safe and survive in the woods should they ever become lost.

Join us for a 5K run & 1 mile walk through loads of BUBBLES in Park Ridge to benefit Compass to Care & help kids fight cancer. Racers will be able to run, walk, skip, and hop through piles of foaming bubbles!! REGISTER TODAY at www.BubbleFunRun.org

The Hug-a-Tree Program is offered free of charge and teaches children (age 5-12) how to stay safe and survive in the woods should they ever become lost.

The Hug-a-Tree Program is offered free of charge and teaches children (age 5-12) how to stay safe and survive in the woods should they ever become lost.

The Niles All American Speakers are charter members of Toastmasters International, a club devoted to the refinement of speech, our mission is to make better speakers of everyone.

Do you want to become a better speaker/leader? Then the Toastmasters can help you! "Become the Speaker/Leader you were Meant to be!" -- Des Plaines Toastmasters 1645 meets on 1st & 3rd Mondays in Room A or B at Des Plaines Public Library, 1501 Ellinwood Ave, Des Plaines, IL -- FREE -- Upcoming meetings are: Feb 5; Mar 19; April 2 & 16, May 7 & 21.

The Hug-a-Tree Program is offered free of charge and teaches children (age 5-12) how to stay safe and survive in the woods should they ever become lost.

The Park Ridge Police Department cordially invites all seniors to breakfast THE THIRD TUESDAY OF EACH MONTH AT 9:00 a.m. at the Park Ridge Senior Center, 100 South Western Avenue, Park Ridge, IL Share breakfast and information once a month.

The Park Ridge Kiwanis-Noon Club meets at Noon on Tuesdays at the Summit Square of Uptown.

The Hug-a-Tree Program is offered free of charge and teaches children (age 5-12) how to stay safe and survive in the woods should they ever become lost.

The Hug-a-Tree Program is offered free of charge and teaches children (age 5-12) how to stay safe and survive in the woods should they ever become lost.

Enjoy some time mingling with the Park Ridge Young Professionals Group AT a new place every month. NEW DAY: Join us the FOURTH THURSDAY of each month (EXCEPT HOLIDAYS) - contact the Chamber or visit their website to confirm the location and details. --- Mix and mingle with other young professionals over appetizers and refreshing beverages. Remember to bring your business cards! --- Contact the Park Ridge Chamber to register at 847-825-3121 or via email.

Park Ridge Toastmasters meets at the First United Methodist Church in Park Ridge on the 2nd & 4th Thursday of each month from 7:30 to 9:30 pm EXCEPT during November and December. Please see our Club Calendar for more information, particularly in the months of November and December, as dates may change due to the holidays. Park Ridge Toastmasters is a community that empowers its members to succeed through effective communication and leadership.

The Hug-a-Tree Program is offered free of charge and teaches children (age 5-12) how to stay safe and survive in the woods should they ever become lost.

Bring your business cards for some great networking and enjoy a delicious breakfast while listening to an informative presentation. ----- $12 Members $17 Prospective Members and Walk-ins.. Please RSVP to the Park Ridge Chamber of Commerce. -- The Women in Business Networking Breakfast meets the 4th Friday of the month --- EXCEPT in December, when it is the 1st Friday (call the Chamber to verify).

The Hug-a-Tree Program is offered free of charge and teaches children (age 5-12) how to stay safe and survive in the woods should they ever become lost.

The Hug-a-Tree Program is offered free of charge and teaches children (age 5-12) how to stay safe and survive in the woods should they ever become lost.

The Hug-a-Tree Program is offered free of charge and teaches children (age 5-12) how to stay safe and survive in the woods should they ever become lost.

The Hug-a-Tree Program is offered free of charge and teaches children (age 5-12) how to stay safe and survive in the woods should they ever become lost.

The Park Ridge Kiwanis-Noon Club meets at Noon on Tuesdays at the Summit Square of Uptown.

The Hug-a-Tree Program is offered free of charge and teaches children (age 5-12) how to stay safe and survive in the woods should they ever become lost.

The Hug-a-Tree Program is offered free of charge and teaches children (age 5-12) how to stay safe and survive in the woods should they ever become lost.

A member of Illinois State Senator Laura Murphy's office will be at the Library from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. today. They will be situated in a study room on the 2nd floor. A member of this office is usually at the Park Ridge Public Library on the fourth Thursday of the following months to meet with constituents: Feb., March, May, June, Aug., Sept., Nov., & Dec.. Occasionally, Senator Murphy will be in attendance to answer constituent’s questions. Please phone ahead.

The Hug-a-Tree Program is offered free of charge and teaches children (age 5-12) how to stay safe and survive in the woods should they ever become lost.

The Hug-a-Tree Program is offered free of charge and teaches children (age 5-12) how to stay safe and survive in the woods should they ever become lost.