Lots of happenings: Movies in the Park, magic shows, Sweet & Arts camp, Beer Under Glass and deals at Gabriel’s Closet, Like New Auto Spa and Elements Massage
25% off sale in July at the new Gabriel’s Closet children’s consignment store in Park Ridge
To thank all their supporters since opening last month, every pink and green tag in Gabriel’s Closet will be on sale for 25% off in July. Although they still have some new summer surprises for you, this sale includes many of their gotta have it clothes and shoes, plus select toys and gear. This means even sweeter deals on brands like Hanna Andersson, Janie and Jack, Mini Boden, Ralph Lauren, Lilly Pulitzer, Baby Gap and more.
And see our spotlight on the opening of Gabriel’s Closet and owner Laura Palumbo here.
Gabriel’s Closet
428 W. Touhy in Park Ridge
847-720-4902
GabrielsCloset.org
Movies in the Park on July 15: Penguins of Madagascar in Prospect Park
Join the Park Ridge Park District for Movies in the Park this Thursday, July 15 to watch Penguins of Madagascar. The movie begins at dusk (approximately 8:30 p.m.) outdoors at Prospect Park.
Plucky penguins Skipper, Kowalski, Rico, and Private — the most elite spies ever hatched — join forces with a chic undercover organization known as the North Wind. Led by highly trained, handsome and arrogant Agent Classified, this special inter-species task force must stop a many-tentacled villain, Dr. Octavius Brine, from destroying the world.
In case of inclement weather, movie will be held in the Paula Hassell O’Connor Community Building at Prospect Park.
Sand volleyball tourney to benefit Maine Township Food Pantry July 17
The Park Ridge Youth Commission and Park Ridge Park District are hosting a sand volleyball tournament July 17 from 5-8 p.m. in Hinkley Park.
Enjoy casual competition, pizza, and water. Teams are divided into two divisions — middle school and high school. Winners in each division will get a prize, and there is also a raffle for a $100 Amazon gift card. Teams can have up to six players and can be co-ed.
Magic show at the Park Ridge Library July 24
Prepare to be amazed as you explore the world of magic with magician Gary Kantor at the Park Ridge Library on Saturday, July 24 at 10 a.m. Not only will he astound you with his skill, but you’ll also learn how to do your own magic tricks with everyday objects. Register here.
Sweet & Tart’s “Sweet & Arts Camps” starting up again July 26 and running through Aug. 18
Weeks one and two of the Sweets & Arts Camp are in the books and were a blast! Have your kids (for ages 6-12) join the staff of Sweet & Tart for a weekly series of kids’ camps that combine crafts and baking some sweet treats by clicking the links below to reserve your spot.
Week 5 (7/26-7/28): More Candy Couture
Week 6 (8/2-8/4): Paper Crafts and Pastries
Week 7 (8/9-8/11): Characters and Chocolates
Week 8 (8/16-8/18): World Building and Wacky Cakes
Sweet & Tart
112 S. Prospect Ave. in Park Ridge
847-518-5555
SweetAndTartShoppe.com
Save on car washes and detailing at Like New Auto Spa
Make your car look like it’s fresh off the dealership lot at Like New Auto Spa & Detailing Center, which has been in business in Park Ridge for more than 30 years.
Mention The Real Park Ridge to receive $5 off a Deluxe Wash or $25 off a Silver Detail.
Like New Auto Spa
1050 Busse Highway in Park Ridge
847-823-WASH
LikeNewAutoSpa.com
$30 off your first one-hour massage at Elements
Whether you are looking to help relieve pain, ease stress and tension, experience relaxation, or prioritize self care, the folks at Elements Massage take the time to listen so they can personalize every aspect of your massage session to meet your individual needs. Elements Massage is located at 33 S. Northwest Highway in Park Ridge. Get $30 off your first one-hour massage session by clicking here.
Beer Under Glass craft beer event returns to Chicago’s Garfield Park Aug. 27
The Illinois Craft Brewers Guild, the nonprofit trade association representing nearly 300 craft breweries in Illinois, has announced its annual Beer Under Glass (BUG) festival and fundraiser will return to Garfield Park Conservatory on Friday, Aug. 27.
Now in its 11th year, this one-of-a-kind festival pairs local craft beer with one of the city’s most exceptional venues for a celebration of the unique connection between nature and craft beer. All proceeds benefit Garfield Park Conservatory Alliance and the Illinois Craft Brewers Guild.
This year, samples from approximately 70 Illinois breweries will be available during two limited tasting sessions, each with 1,000 attendees to promote social distancing and a more intimate festival experience. Food and beverages from local restaurants and food trucks will be available for purchase. All breweries will be positioned in the outdoor gardens, but the Conservatory’s indoor collections will be open for self-guided tours.
General admission tickets are $75 and will be available beginning on Friday, July 23. There is no VIP ticket or early entry this year, and the festival will continue rain or shine.
Session 1 is from 3-6 p.m. and Session 2 is from 7-10 p.m. on Aug. 27. For more information and to purchase tickets, visit Illinoisbeer.org/bug
