Starting June 2 and running through September 16, the Explore Elmhurst Express Trolley offers visitors and residents a FREE 30-minute ride connecting downtown Elmhurst, the Spring Road Business District and York & Vallette Business District.
Nearly 70 entries marched in Elmhurst’s 105th Annual Memorial Day Parade through downtown Elmhurst on May 29, as presented by the Elmhurst Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Elmhurst American Legion THB Post 187, the City of Elmhurst and Elmhurst Park District.
The City of Elmhurst is happy to announce the launch of the new Explore Elmhurst logo as part of our ongoing effort to strengthen the Explore Elmhurst brand.
DuPage County is now accepting applications for its newly created grant program to assist small nonprofits in the County.
Celebrating its 300th birthday, the 144th Army Band representing the Illinois Army National Guard will perform in the City of Elmhurst for the second year in a row marching in Elmhurst’s 105th Annual Memorial Day Parade through downtown Elmhurst on Monday, May 29, stepping off at 9:30 a.m.
In conjunction with Elmhurst’s 105th Memorial Day Parade, True Patriots Care will stage a patriotic display of 1,580 American flags in the Wilder Park on the lawn east of the Wilder Mansion from Thursday through Monday, May 25-29.
Elmhurst resident Russell F. Caforio, a Vietnam War combat veteran while serving in the United States Army as a Staff Sergeant, will serve as the Grand Marshal for Elmhurst’s 105th Memorial Day Parade through downtown Elmhurst on Monday, May 29, stepping off from York and Third streets at 9:30 a.m.
Led by Grand Marshal Russell F. Caforio, a United States Army combat veteran of the Vietnam War and long-time resident of Elmhurst, nearly 70 entries will march in Elmhurst’s 105th Annual Memorial Day Parade through downtown Elmhurst on Monday, May 29, stepping off at York and Third streets at 9:30 a.m.
Members of the Elmhurst Chamber of Commerce and Industry contribute to the exhibitor mix at the 26th Annual Art in Wilder Park on May 6-7.
Elmhurst’s Umbrella Sky Project made its official debut in the Schiller Walkway in downtown Elmhurst the evening of April 29, with additional displays going up along north York Street and outside the Elmhurst Art Museum over the next two weeks, respectively.
While America’s post-pandemic economy is strong on a number of fronts, there are still some “uncertainties” that cloud the financial picture in the eyes of small businesses and wage earners alike.
Nearly 280 members and 40 exhibitors from the Elmhurst Chamber of Commerce and Industry and 23 other suburban chambers of commerce participate in the 21st Annual Economic Outlook Luncheon at the Hilton Chicago/Oak Brook Hills in Oak Brook on April 6.