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Stacked cage unit has 5 cages as one single unit. Great to use as a training cage for small birds or to house finches and or canarys. Can be used as a quarantine unit for new birds, or just as a tempory housing unit or hospital cage. Can be hung off of a wall or just on the ...
Mar 31 -
New York City :
Flushing - Birds
Yellow back charcoal head white chest male $100
Yellow back orange head white chest female $85
Blue back charcoal head purple chest male $150
Blue back black head white chest male $100
1 silver male and female $125 each
All are young just finishing their molt
Please email ...
Mar 31 -
New York City :
Brooklyn - Birds
I have three bird cages for sale.
One is brand new white with seed skirt and play top and ideal for large conure or small Amazon parrot. $125.00
One is used good condition green very large heavy duty for larger parrot such as African grey or cockatoo. $225.00
One is a large ...
Mar 31 -
Frederick :
Catlett - Birds
3 kg
Breed Max in Box
Breedmax®, MORE than just a protein, vitamin and mineral supplement for tropical birds.
Thanks to its scientifically balanced composition, Breedmax® contains all nutritional elements in the right ...
Mar 31 -
New York City :
Yonkers - Birds
We have three gorgeous gouldian finches available that were born last year in October. Two males and one female and they are siblings, with a red head, purple breasted, dilute father and a orange head, purple breasted, yellow back mother.
The males (brothers) available are: ...
Mar 31 -
Washington DC :
Fairfax - Birds
email me if interested [email removed]
Mar 28 -
New Bedford :
New Bedford - Birds
I have four baby finches that are almost weaned. I helped mom raise them so they are not too afraid of people. I can actually get them to perch on my finger
They are super sweet but the sex will not be known until about 10 weeks of age (they are 8 now). They are $20.00 each
Mar 25 -
Hartford :
Torrington - Birds
cutthroat finch $45. for the pair
star finch $90. for the pair
Mar 25 -
New York City :
Brooklyn - Birds
I have 2014 and 2015 year old Russian Canaries for sale $50 each
1 pair of bronze canary $80 pair
Gray singer finch and Russian mules
$100 each
call JOSE AT 917-667-2355
Mar 24 -
New York City :
Brooklyn - Birds
I have some pair of saffron finch/canario da terra available.
Mar 23 -
Boston :
Lowell - Birds
Healthy, happy birds. Normals, and yellows available starting at $65.00. Sorry, no shipping!
Also Owl Finches, unsexed, all related $65.00
Mar 23 -
Allentown :
Old Zionsville - Birds
Many young adult society finches for sale that are unsexed. If you would like a sexed bird, you must give advance notice. $15 each.
Society finches are really social birds and wonderful finches for beginners.
Mar 23 -
Washington DC :
Fairfax - Birds
We have many zebra finches that range from normal wild colored gray, to gray pied, to white (chestnut flanked white). We can make unrelated pairs. All birds are late 2014 born birds.
Zebra finches available for new homes. Zebra Finches are one of the easiest finches to ...
Hi Guys,
I have zebra finches (male and female) for sale, they are 10 months old ready for breeding,
If you are interesting in buying contact me at the following:
7812671272 or email me at [email removed].
Mar 21 -
Boston :
Revere - Birds
For Sale!! Parsons finch pair ready to breed male and female- $200/ pair -- will trade with diamond firetails only-- call or text (646) four 36 seven 9 one5
Mar 21 -
New York City :
Staten Island - Birds
I have many pairs of Canaries and Hava finches that need homes:
I'm asking
- $100 a pair for Canaries
- $80 a pair for Hava Finches
This ad was posted with the eBay Classifieds mobile app.
Mar 19 -
Springfield (MA) :
Springfield - Birds
Male Canaries $90, Female Canaries $70, Sliver lady gouldians finch $130, Blue lady gouldians finch $105, Yellow lady gouldians finch 95, lutino and opaline peach faced love bird $75, Fishers love bird $75 and Black mask love birds $75. For more info call Brian 443-605-3689
Mar 18 -
Baltimore :
Hampstead - Birds
Beautiful, healthy birds. Normals and blues, $65.00-$125.00. Black, red and yellow heads. Non related pairs available. Sorry, no shipping!
Also Owl Finches, unsexed, all related $65.00
Mar 13 -
Allentown :
Zionsville - Birds
Beautiful Healthy Normals, Blues and Splits. Pick up in Zionsville, PA
Normal Males and Hens (BHPB/RHPB/BHWB/OHPB) $65.00. Also owl finches all unsexed, all related, $65.00
Mar 12 -
Allentown :
Zionsville - Birds
Hi I have mostly Lady Gouldian Finches for sale from greens to silvers ranging from 60 to 120 .And i also have some other types finches just ask. Shipping now available thru USPS
Mar 11 -
New Bedford :
Fall River - Birds
We have a limited amount of fully colored blue gouldian finches available now for only 85 each. Males and females available ready to breed.
Mar 8 -
New York City :
New York - Birds
Beautiful Gouldian Finches in assorted colors; young male and female finches as well as breeding pairs and cages available: $40 and up; call Mike at 203-372-0798
Mar 7 -
Fairfield :
Bridgeport - Birds
Very good condition triple breeding cages for parrot or finch. Asking $ 150 Plz contact on 347 744-2439
Mar 4 -
New York City :
Jamaica - Birds
"LOOKING FOR MEMBERS" We meet the second Sunday of most months (Except July & August). We have a feather show in June (for young bred & Banded birds) and a large annual show the last Saturday in September. Our President is an NFSS judge and we have many outstanding finch & ...
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New York City :
Staten Island - Birds
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Tedeschi Trucks Band With Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings at Ravinia
Rolling across America on a sizzling summer run, Tedeschi Trucks Band's 'Wheels of Soul' tour brings the Grammy-winning, 11-piece blues-rock dynamo together with soul sensation Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings. Reserved seat tickets are $75/65 and lawn seats are $33 in advance and $38 the day of the show.
CITY:Highland Park
12th Annual Spring Housewalk
"Decades of Design in River Forest" is the theme of our 2015 spring house walk, which features five homes in River Forest, spanning 125 years of architectural design and community history. The 12th annual walking tour of the interiors of five private homes takes place from 1-5 p.m. on Sunday, May 3rd. This year's walk puts the spotlight on the wide variety of homes in the village, from the landmark Blocki House, built around the time the village was incorporated in 1880, to a contemporary home built in 2005 which features a glass atrium. Advanced tickets are $30, $25 for members and can be purchased on our website. Tickets also can be purchased for $35 on the day of the walk at Christ Episcopal Church.
CITY:River Forest
Golden Dragon Acrobats from China
Bring the kids out for this great kid's show. They will be amazed at the combined award-winning acrobatics, traditional dance, spectacular costumes, ancient and contemporary music and theatrical techniques to present a show of breathtaking skill and spellbinding beauty. Reserved tickets are $15 and lawn seats are $5.
CITY:Highland Park
Thursday Night Out
Participate in the popular dine-around program and enjoy world music at Thursday Night Out's outdoor concert series - wine and beer available to purchase. May 21-August 27 Thursdays 5-9 p.m.
CITY:Oak Park
Hispanic Heritage Celebration
11th Annual Hispanic Heritage Celebration, featuring authentic Hispanic music, food & entertainment. All are welcome.
CITY:South Holland
Microbrew Review
Sample craft beer from Midwestern microbreweries at this zero-waste event presented by Seven Generations Ahead. Join us in Downtown Oak Park August 15th from 3-7 p.m.
CITY:Oak Park
Celebrate fall at this free two day music festival offering a premier line-up, seasonal food, microbrews, wine and Kids' Root Beer Garden. September 18th 4-10 p.m. & September 19th 12-10 p.m.
CITY:Oak Park
Autumn Wine Walk
Experience an afternoon of wine-tastings at unique boutiques and specialty shops! Enjoy appetizers from local restaurants and great deals while shopping for the Holidays!
CITY:Forest Park
2015 Annual Holiday Walk
Live window displays, horse-drawn carriage rides and Santa and his reindeer are just part of the magic of The Annual Holiday Walk. Enjoy winter on Madison Street!
CITY:Forest Park
Montgomery Fest
Each summer, Montgomery Fest brings together neighbors and friends from throughout the area to enjoy a weekend of old-fashioned family fun. Held the second weekend in August along the banks of the Fox River, highlights of the Fest include musical performances, carnival rides, a wide range of food vendors, free pony rides and petting zoo, a fishing derby, a car show and a parade.
Paramount Theatrical Production: A Christmas Story
One of the most watched and beloved Holiday movies ever made comes to life in a full-blown musical production on the Paramount stage. It's the story of nine-year-old Ralphie Parker growing up in middle-America in the 1940s. With Christmas right around the corner, Ralphie has his bespectacled sights set on one thing – a Red Ryder BB Gun. But at every turn, the young daydreamer hears those five words that are the bane of his existence: "you'll shoot your eye out."
Short Run on a Long Day 5K Run/Walk
15th Annual 5K run/walk. Register at www.frankfortparks.org.
Movie in the Park
Family-oriented movies on the big screen at South Holland's premier park, Veterans Memorial Park. Full concession available at Home Plate Grill.
CITY:South Holland
Western Open
The Western Open is a ten-round miniature golf tournament sanctioned by the USPMGA and held at the championship-level Ball Fore Miniature Golf Course.
Annual Family Festival 2015
5th Annual Family Festival sponsored by the Hazel Crest Park District and the Village of Hazel Crest. Are you looking for a fun place to take your family? Bring your family, blankets, chairs and picnic baskets, relax and listen to live music, test out your Karaoke skills, join in on the line dancing fun or visit the variety of food vendors. Activities for kids include face painting, jumping house, and games.
CITY:Hazel Crest
StoryWalk Grand Opening
This nationally recognized program encourages literacy and promotes physical activity.
CITY:Oak Lawn
Movies on the Green
Movies on the Green are held on our Village Green. The event is free. Bring a blanket or lawn chair! Enjoy a movie under the stars! Begins at Dusk.
CITY:Oak Lawn
Forest Park Sidewalk Sale
Big deals all along Madison Street! Bring friends and browse our stores and grab a bite to eat at one of our many restaurants!
CITY:Forest Park
Mariam Fried, Midori and Friends at Ravinia
Mariam Fried, Midori and Friends: Brahms and Schubert performed in the Martin Theatre. This group of classical musicians is sure to be a great night of music under the stars at Ravinia. Bring a picnic and enjoy the evening.
CITY:Highland Park
Igor Levit at Ravinia
Join Igor Levit as he performs Bach's Complete Partitas for Solo Keyboard. Bring some friend and a picnic and enjoy some great music under the stars. Tickets: $60/40 and Lawn: $10
CITY:Highland Park
Chicago Symphony Orchestra All-Russian Program at Ravinia
Join the Chicago Symphony Orchestra along with conductor James Conlon and Lisa de la Salle on piano for their All-Russian program featuring music from Mussorgsky, Rachmaninoff and Shostakovich.
CITY:Highland Park
Chicago Symphony Orchestra With Special Guests
Join the Chicago Symphony Orchestra on a Scottish Symphony with conductor Pablo Heras-Casado and Peter Serkin on the piano. Music includes pieces from Beethoven, Mozart and Mendelssohn. Tickets: $50/25 & Lawn: $10
CITY:Highland Park
Yefim Bronfman Complete Prokofiev Piano Sonatas at Ravinia
Come out and enjoy the day with Part 1 of 3 of Yefim Bronfman's complete Prokofiev Piano Sonatas at Ravinia. Tickets: $60/40 & Lawn: $10
CITY:Highland Park
Frank Fernández at Ravinia
Come out and enjoy the music of Frank Fernandez, pianist. Program to include: Frank Fernández, Suite para Dos Pianos As part of the BGH series this concert is only $10.
CITY:Highland Park
Spring at the Farm
Dickson-Murst Farm is turned into an antique truck and tractor show with petting zoo, hayrides, crafts and music the ole' time way!
El Día de los Niños
Traditional Latin American event recognizing the importance of children and endorsing their well-being. Live entertainment and activities.
Berwyn's Oktoberfest 2015
Save the dates for Friday, September 18th from 6-11 p.m. and Saturday, September 19th from Noon-11 p.m. and make the trip to Berwyn's Historic Depot District. The event boasts an international food court, carnival and amusement rides, family entertainment pavilion, and crafters and vendors. Enjoy live musical performances, a Beer Garden featuring special Oktoberfest seasonal selections!
Lagoon Fire on the Water
Bring your blanket and cards and relax. We will have fires going in the lagoon for everyone to come and see. We will also have balloon artists (free) and refreshments for purchase. A great night for the whole family!
CITY:Oak Forest
Old Times Family Picnic
Bring your friends and neighbors out for a day of old fashion fun! This day will offer food vendors, live music, kiddie rides, bean bag tournaments, kids games, a petting zoo, and much more! Don't miss out on the fun!
CITY:Oak Forest
Chicagoland Unconventional Bicycle Expo (CUBE)
The only place where you can test ride:unicycles, recumbents, trikes, cargo bikes, tandems and electric bikes all in the same place. Then walk the show and see a full line of the newest accessories, clothing, shoes, etc. Not to mention the touring companies, and bike clubs. You won't want to miss this show. It's the only one of it's kind in the America's.
CITY:Tinley Park
Summer Concert Series
Summer Concert Series kicks off on Sunday, May 31 on the Village Green. BAND TBD visit website www.oaklawn-il.gov for more information.
CITY:Oak Lawn
Green Halloween
Follow the Green Pumpkin Trail to collect healthy treats from local businesses and participate in kids' activities including pumpkin painting and costume swap. Join us October 17th from 11 a.m.-3 p.m.
CITY:Oak Park
Winterfest in Downtown Oak Park
Collect sweet treats at this signature holiday cookie walk on December 5th (11 a.m.-3 p.m.). Take photos with Saint Nicholas and enjoy a variety of family friendly entertainment acts.
CITY:Oak Park
Dan Zanes & Friends at Ravinia
Enjoy the music of Dan Zanes and Friends on the new interactive, family-friendly space on the north lawn. Today's KidsLawn offers large-scale percussion instruments that will be open to kids of all ages. Dan plays songs and stories from Americas neighborhoods. Children and their parents sing, dance, listen, and learn to make music.
CITY:Highland Park
Holiday Preview
Join us and see what fabulous offerings the boutiques and shops have for Holiday 2015! Bring a food donation for the Forest Park Food Pantry and receive a special savings!
CITY:Forest Park
Pink Martini & Aimee Mann at Ravinia
Pink Martini, describing itself as a 'little orchestra,' music crosses genres such as classical, Latin, jazz and classic pop. Along with Aimee Mann, an American rock singer, singer-songwriter, bassist and guitarist, this is sure to be a show not to miss.
CITY:Highland Park
Yundi at Ravinia
Yundi is a Chinese classical pianist who is known for being the youngest pianist to win the International Frédéric Chopin Piano Competition, in 2000, at the age of 18. Enjoy Choplin's complete ballades and 24 preludes.
CITY:Highland Park
Matchbox Twenty's Rob Thomas and American Authors at Ravinia
Rob Thomas has been one of modern music's most compelling and commercially successful artists for well over a decade. He has performed solo work, with Matchbox Twenty, and his various collaborations with iconic artists like Santana, Mick Jagger and Willie Nelson. Along with American Authors, this is going to be great night at Ravinia.
CITY:Highland Park
Kids Concert Series Featuring Ko-Thi Dance Company at Ravinia
Ravinia's Kid's Concert Series will feature Ko-Thi Dance Company. They are comprised of artists trained in the history, mythology and techniques of art forms within the African Diaspora. Also enjoy the new interactive, family-friendly space on the north lawn that includes large-scale percussion instruments that will be open to kids of all ages.
CITY:Highland Park
Orquesta Buena Vista Social Club Adios Tour at Ravinia
Come out and enjoy the Adios Tour of the Orquesta Buena Vista Social Club. This will be their last Chicago tour. A formidable thirteen piece band direct from Havana, featuring legends of Cuban music and stars of the Buena Vista Social Club film and World Circuit's much acclaimed Cuban albums. Tickets: $65/55 & Lawn: $38 in advance and $43 the day of the show.
CITY:Highland Park
Little Big Town at Ravinia
Come out for a night of Country music with Little Big Town and guest stars David Nail and Ashley Monroe. This should be a great night of music under the stars at Ravinia. Tickets: $85/75, Lawn: $38 in advance and $43 the day of the show.
CITY:Highland Park
Alan Jackson at Ravinia
Alan Jackson is an American singer, songwriter and musician, known for blending traditional honky tonk and mainstream country sounds and penning many of his own hits. He has recorded 15 studio albums, 3 Greatest Hits albums, 2 Christmas albums, 2 Gospel albums and several compilations. Tickets: $95/80, Lawn: $38 in advance and $43 the day of the show.
CITY:Highland Park
Richard Glazier at Ravinia
Come out for Richard Glazier's performance. From Broadway to Hollywood. This show is included in the $10 BGH Classics series.
CITY:Highland Park
Illinois State Open
The Illinois State Open is a five-round miniature golf tournament sanctioned by the USPMGA and held at the championship-level Ball Fore Miniature Golf Course.
Taste of Thornton Township
14th Annual Taste of Thornton, featuring top musical talent, free rides for kids, wide variety of food vendors & craft vendors. All are welcome!
CITY:South Holland
Artists Gallery
The gallery includes a unique collection of oils, watercolors, pastels, graphite and colored pencil, prints, photographs, sculptures, pottery, and miniatures.
CITY:South Holland
Walk to Cure Arthritis
The Walk to Cure Arthritis is the Arthritis Foundation's nationwide signature event that unites communities across the country to put an end to arthritis. The event features a three mile and one mile course, with arthritis information and activities for the entire family. Pet owners are encouraged to bring their dogs.
CITY:Orland Park
Art dans la Rue
Embrace European culture at Downtown Oak Park's French street festival featuring art, food, wine, music, film, dance and more! The event will be held on August 4th from 12-9 p.m.
CITY:Oak Park
Dog Days of Summer
On July 30th this Thursday Night is for the dogs! Madison Street pays homage to the Animal Care League of Oak Park! Dogs and cats will be available for adoption. Contests for dog lovers of the area! Special savings and free treats too. 5% of sales will go to the Animal Care League of Oak Park.
CITY:Forest Park
Taste: Just a Bite of Forest Park
On August 27, join all participating eateries for a weekend of locally made home grown food! Special tasting plates and drink specials will be featured at all restaurants.
CITY:Forest Park
Brandi Carlile and the Old Crow Medicine Show at Ravinia
Come out for a night of great fun with Brandi Carlile and The Old Crow Medicine Show. Brandi's music through the years has been categorized in several genres, including pop, rock, alternative country, and folk. Old Crow Medicine plays their own brand of American roots music with a rock and roll attitude with some folk and country twists.
CITY:Highland Park
Chicago Symphony Orchestra With the Film Gladiator
Join the Chicago Symphony Orchestra with conductor Justin Freer as they perform with the film Gladiator. The large video screen will be set on the lawn along with the new interactive, family-friendly space on the north lawn that offers large-scale percussion instruments that will be open to kids of all ages. Tickets: $50/25 & Lawn: $25
CITY:Highland Park
Ramsey Lewis With Chicago Symphony Orchestra at Ravinia
Ramsey Lewis & friends the James Memorial Church Choir makes their debut with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra with his world-premiere Ravinia-commissioned piano concerto. Tickets: $75/25 & Lawn: $10
CITY:Highland Park
Chicago Symphony Orchestra Wagner's The Flying Dutchman
Join the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and enjoy Wagner's The Flying Dutchman. Performances by James Conlon, Conductor, Chicago Symphony Chorus, Greer Grimsley, Amber Wagner, Kristinn Sigmundsson, Simon O'Neill, Ronnita Miller and Matthew Plenk, Tenor. Tickets: $120/25 Lawn: $15
CITY:Highland Park
David Kaplan at Ravinia
Pianist David Kaplan performs at Bennett Gordon Hall. Program includes pieces from Beethoven and Schumann. Reserved ticket price $10.
CITY:Highland Park
Seth MacFarlane at Ravinia
Come out for a night with Seth MacFarlane with the Ravinia Festival Orchestra. Tickets: $55/45, Lawn: $27 in advance and $32 the day of the show.
CITY:Highland Park
Augustin Hadelich at Ravinia
Join Augustin Hadelich on Violin and Joyce Yang on the Piano for a night of the music of Schumann, David Lang, Janacek and André Previn. Tickets $10.
CITY:Highland Park
The Piano Guys at Ravinia
The Piano Guys, an American musical group, plays piano and cello renditions of popular songs and classical music. Tickets: $60/50, Lawn: $27 in advance and $32 the day of the show.
CITY:Highland Park
Gladys Knight & The O'Jays at Ravinia
Gladys Knight the seven-time Grammy winner, has enjoyed #1 hits in pop, R&B and Adult Contemporary, and has triumphed in film, television and live performance. Along with the O'Jays this is set to be a great night of music not to be missed. Tickets: $75/65, Lawn: $38 in advance and $43 the day of the show.
CITY:Highland Park
Llyr Williams at Ravinia
Welsh pianist, Llyr Williams, is widely admired for his profound musical intelligence, and for the expressive and communicative nature of his interpretations. He has worked with orchestras around the world. This program will include pieces from Schubert, Chopin and Schumann.
CITY:Highland Park
Phoenix Family Festival
An outdoor festival which includes a carnival, basketball tournament, live entertainment, food/arts & crafts vendors & much more. Something for everyone. Bring the entire family! Th 5-10PM; F 8AM-10PM; Sa 8AM-11PM; Su 8AM-10PM.
Sheryl Crow at Ravinia
Sheryl is an American singer, songwriter, and guitarist. Her music incorporates elements of pop, rock, and country. She has released eight studio albums, two compilations, a live album and has contributed to a number of film soundtracks. She has sold more than 17 million albums in the U.S. and over 50 million albums worldwide. Don't miss this great night of music.
CITY:Highland Park
Paramount Theatrical Production: West Side Story
It's quite possibly one of the greatest love stories ever to be told in a musical. Set in the blue-collar neighborhood of New York's Upper West Side, racial tensions run high as residents try to grind out a daily living. A turf war is being fought as the Jets, a white gang, and the Sharks, a Puerto Rican gang, battle over boundaries. In the heart of the turmoil, former Jets member Tony meets Maria at a local dance. The chemistry is instantaneous, and for a few hours, there is no race, no hatred, no barriers, just two young people in love. But Maria is the sister of Sharks' leader Bernardo, and no one is going to make it easy for Tony and Maria to escape.
Kite Fly
All ages are welcome to come and create a kite and enjoy a day of fun! Concessions will be available to purchase for a picnic lunch with your friends and family!
CITY:Oak Forest
Family Camp Out
Enjoy a summer night camping under the stars. Scavenger hung, a late night campfire, hot dog and S'Mores roast is included. Must bring own tent, sleeping bag and camping equipment.
CITY:Oak Lawn
Time Travelled Collectible Toy Show
Have you ever wondered where you can find those old collectible toys that you can never find anymore? Join us for our Toy Show and choose from a huge selection of collectibles such as G.I. Joe, Hot Wheels, Action Figures, PEZ and more!
CITY:Oak Forest
Markham 90th Anniversary Celebration & Festival
Come and enjoy the Markham Summer Festival. Bring the entire family for a weekend of Delectable Food, a myriad of vendors, live music, games, live entertainment, ... Jazz, Blues, R&B and Gospel; and fireworks. Fun for the entire family. Free Admission.
Summer Nights On Madison
Join us in Downtown Forest Park June through August! Special shopping events, drink & food specials, live music and much more-every Thursday night through August. Check the Summer Nights Facebook Page for details.
CITY:Forest Park
Alan Cumming at Ravinia
Come out for a great night of music with Broadway star Alan Cumming. Enjoy an evening of song and stories from Scotland's beloved man-child.
CITY:Highland Park
Jeffrey Kahane at Ravinia
Jeffrey Kahane is an American classical music pianist and conductor, playing a night Bach's 'Goldberg' variations. Come out and enjoy a show under the stars at Ravinia.
CITY:Highland Park
The Best of The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess at Ravinia
Join the Chicago Symphony Orchestra with Bobby McFerrin, Conductor, for The Best of The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess. Bring a picnic and some friends for an evening of great music under the stars at Ravinia. Tickets: $75/25, Lawn: $10
CITY:Highland Park
Chicago Symphony Orchestra "Play it Again Marvin" at Ravinia
Join the Chicago Symphony Orchestra along with conductor David Alan Miller, Kevin Cole, Host, Piano and Vocalist and Sylvia McNair, Vocalist for Play it Again, Marvin!, A Marvin Hamlisch Celebration. Enjoy favorites from Goodbye Girl, Sting, Sophie's Choice, The Champ and more.
CITY:Highland Park
Alisa Weilerstein at Ravinia
Come out for a night with Alisa Weilerstein on the cello. Program to include solo cello works by Kodály, Golijov, Cassadó and Sheng. $10 BGH Classics series.
CITY:Highland Park
Thomas Hampson at Ravinia
Bring a picnic and some friends for a night of music with Thomas Hampson on the baritone and Kevin Murphy on piano. The program to include works by Schubert, Mahler, Barber and Jennifer Higdon. Tickets: $60/40, Lawn: $10
CITY:Highland Park
Igudesman & Joo 'A Little Nightmare Music' at Ravinia
A Little Nightmare Music brings surrealism to the concert hall and takes its trousers down! Very musical, very engaging and very funny. Tickets: $60/40 Lawn: $10.
CITY:Highland Park
Maxim Vengerov & Itamar Golan at Ravinia
Bring the friends and a picnic for a great night of classical music under the stars. Enjoy the music of Brahms, Elgar, Dvorák, Paganini and much more performed by Maxim Vengerov on the violin and Itamar Golan on the piano. Tickets: $60/40 & Lawn: $10
CITY:Highland Park
Nikolai Lugansky at Ravinia
Come out for a great show under the stars featuring Nikolai Lugansky on the piano. The show will contain pieces from Schubert, Grieg and Grieg and Tchaikovsky. Tickets: $60/40, Lawn: $10
CITY:Highland Park
The Chicago Symphony Orchestra Performs with Pinchas Zuckerman at Ravinia
Pinchas Zukerman on violin will perform with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra conducted by Rafael Payare. Program will include pieces from Berlioz, Bruch, and Rimsky-Korsakov. Tickets: $50/25 & Lawn: $10.
CITY:Highland Park
Harry Connick Jr. at Ravinia
Harry's an American singer, musician and actor. He has sold over 28 million albums worldwide and has had seven top 20 US albums, and ten number-one US jazz albums, earning more number-one albums than any other artist in US jazz chart history. Tickets: $100/90 & Lawn: $38 in advance and $43 the day of the show.
CITY:Highland Park
Chicago Symphony Orchestra Classics Goes to the Movies with Star Trek at Ravinia
Join the Chicago Symphony Orchestra with conductor Steven Reineke as they perform with the film Star Trek. The large video screen will be set on the lawn along with the new interactive, family-friendly space on the north lawn that offers large-scale percussion instruments that will be open to kids of all ages. Tickets: $50/25, Lawn: $25
CITY:Highland Park
Bush & 3 Doors Down at Ravinia
Bring the friends out for a great night of Rock music with Three Doors Down and Bush. Pack a picnic and enjoy a night of music under the stars. Tickets: $80/70, Lawn: $43 in advance and $48 the day of the show.
CITY:Highland Park
Peter Jablonski at Ravinia
Come out and enjoy a night of classical music by pianist Peter Jablonski. Program will include pieces from Szymanowski, Chopin, Grieg, Rachmaninoff, Scriabin and Copland. This is a BGH $10 series concert.
CITY:Highland Park
Spider Saloff at Ravinia
Come out and enjoy another BGH $10 series concerts. This one will feature Spider Saloff singing Sondheim.
CITY:Highland Park
25th Annual Berwyn Route 66 Car Show
The 25th Annual Berwyn Rt66 Car Show sponsored by Paisans Pizzeria & Bar will be held on Ogden Avenue in Berwyn. Berwyn has always been a great Route 66 town with a thriving, dynamic and fast-growing community at its hear. Stand on Historic Route 66 and see over 500 vintage and custom cars, trucks and motorcycles. This show has something for everyone! Demonstrations of Automobile Flamethrowing will thrill spectators!
Time Travelled Collectible Toy Show
Ever wonder where you can find those old collectible toys that you can never find anymore? Join us for our Toy Show and choose from a huge selection of collectibles such as G.I. Joe, Hot Wheels, Action Figures, PEZ and more!
CITY:Oak Forest
Linda Solotaire Quintet
Live Jazz music at Ravisloe Country Club featuring Linda Solotaire. Light dinner fare will be served beginning at 6PM.
Halloween Casket Races
The Annual Casket Race is back! The Casket Race features trophies for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place, plus the most frightfully funny and creepy designs. Cheer on your favorite team - or join the race!
CITY:Forest Park
Mariachi Divas at Ravinia
Bring the family out for this special kid's concert featuring the Miriachi Divas. Mariachi Divas are a unique, multicultural, all-female ensemble imbued with the true flavor of Los Angeles.
CITY:Highland Park
RSMI Jazz Grandstand at Ravinia
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Many people know that there are three essential elements in Chinese cuisine, namely, vibrant colours, aromatic flavours and mouthwatering tastes.
Yes, it does not have to be Chinese food that has these main characteristics – all gourmet food, French, Italian, Indian, Mexican, Spanish, Thai, wherever the origin, they have to smell and taste good. In my book, no matter how simple a dish, it has to look good too.
In Chinese cooking, 'colour' comes first of all. It is really a matter of appearance and presentation. It is where ART comes alive. I don't know about you, but a colourful dish arouses my appetite, especially the ones vibrant with bright and diverse colours. It is not the only reason, but one of the reasons that I always use a lot of red and green chillies in whatever food I am cooking. Check out my Kung Bao chicken – don't the different colour peppers do wonders for the final presentation of the dish?
I have conducted a number of cultural training sessions over the years, and one of things I enjoy talking about is the difference between British Food and Chinese Food. I hope that my British friends would not be offended by the comparison.
I live in a Bi-cultural household, and I often cook a variety of foods to entertain friends and family. My husband is probably as English as one gets. While he loves his Full English breakfast, baked beans and potato mash, he also adores my brand of Fusion cooking, basically Sichuan style with lots of chillies and Sichuan Peppers, as well as my innovations by taking advantage of other exotic cuisines I love, as long as they are fiery and spicy.
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In addition to playing Mr. Spock, of course, Leonard Nimoy did a lot of other things. He was on Mission: Impossible. He directed a few movies (Three Men and a Baby!). He was a photographer. He was the voice of Civilization IV. But one thing I really loved of his was Standby: Lights, Camera, Action, on Nickelodeon from 1982–1987, which provided a behind the scenes look at movies like Star Trek III, Return of the Jedi, 2010, and more. Nimoy hosted and occasionally interviewed guests like George Lucas. As a budding film nerd in the pre-Internet Dark Ages, behind the scenes specials like Standby: Lights, Camera, Action were hard to come by. I ate that show up.
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Tekhnika Molodezhi (Russian: Техника — молодёжи, "Technology for the Youth") was a Soviet, and eventually Russian popular science magazine which has been published monthly since 1933.
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I've had a long and somewhat tumultuous relationship with Kim Edwards, one that began in our mutual desire to have the true story of Phoenix Sinclair told. The low point in my dealings with Phoenix's former foster mother came in 2011, when I wrote a column that revealed the child lay in a grave unmarked except for a small, numbered, concrete disk.
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Edwards shot me this email: "what the hell is wrong with you !lady i hoper spomeone hurts you as you have hurt us you stiupid bitch thatnks for creating the shrine we did not want ! WHAT BUSINESS IT IT OF YOURS"
It was signed "peace to you," which is considerably more polite than my usual hate mail. She ordered the gravesite tributes removed. And that was that for us, until the inquiry into the little girl's death began. Edwards has attended faithfully, bearing witness to the testimony of others and waiting for a chance to give her version of truth.
What the inquiry has revealed so far is there are two child-welfare systems in this province. The first exists in officialdom, with social workers and supervisors paid to look after children in distress with supposed speed and efficiency. The second is informal and shadowy, guided by the unwritten rule that children must be protected from CFS interference at all cost.
Edwards belongs to the second camp. As she testified Wednesday at the inquiry, her contempt for CFS filled the room like a noxious gas. She said she only had contact with CFS twice in the two years Phoenix lived with her full time. One was a home visit from CFS worker Stan Williams, the second essentially a drive-by when Williams returned the child.
There is all sorts of CFS documentation that says workers called her, visited the home, sent her letters. She denied it all. The only social worker I met with was Stan Williams, she said repeatedly, and I met with him twice.
Her animosity toward the official child-welfare system resurfaced as she recalled being told by Williams she might not keep Phoenix because her home wasn't "culturally appropriate." That meant, in CFS-speak, she was not aboriginal and Phoenix was.
It's plain Edwards loved the little girl desperately, cared for her like a mother and helped provide the only home the child ever knew. You can't question her dedication to Phoenix and her unflagging, sometimes misplaced faith in Steve Sinclair, the girl's father. Edwards is the one who remembers first steps and words, talks with pride of how early Phoenix spoke in sentence fragments and recalls what a trouper the toddler was. There was nothing she wouldn't have done for Phoenix.
Edwards had her own experiences with CFS. When she was 17, she gave birth to her first child. That little girl was apprehended for a year because, Edwards said, she was being abused by her partner. She bitterly said CFS took her baby but left her in danger. She testified the foster mother bent the rules and let Edwards visit her newborn more often than the mandated one hour a week. The worker was fired for doing so, she said. A file on her second child was opened and closed in a single day because there had been a report of violence committed by the same ex-partner.
When Edwards and former husband Rohan Stephenson applied to become a CFS "place of safety" in July 2003, Edwards did not disclose her previous CFS involvement.
"It wasn't because I was trying to hide it," she testified. "I forgot about that incident with (her daughter)."
It's a big thing to forget, but standard procedure, as Stephenson testified, was to tell CFS nothing. Lying is fair game if you get to keep the child. And they managed, even as she and Stephenson separated and she "couch surfed" while he remained in the family house with Phoenix and the rest of their children. They provided a semblance of family life to a girl whose parents either wouldn't or couldn't.
Kim Edwards can be profane, threatening and sometimes seem irrational. But she loved Phoenix without reservation. That's a flash of brightness for this dreary inquiry.
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National Newspaper Award winner Lindor Reynolds began work at the Free Press as a 17-year-old proofreader. It was a rough introduction to the news business.
Many years later, armed with a university education and a portfolio of published work, she was hired as a Free Press columnist. During her 20-plus years on the job she wrote for every section in the paper, with the exception of Business -- though she joked she'd get around to them some day.
Sadly, that day will never come. Lindor died in October 2014 after a 15-month battle with brain cancer.
Lindor received considerable recognition for her writing. Her awards include the Will Rogers Humanitarian Award, the National Society of Newspaper Columnists' general interest award and the North American Travel Journalists Association top prize.
Her work on Internet luring led to an amendment to the Criminal Code of Canada and her coverage of the child welfare system prompted a change to Manitoba Child and Family Services Act to make the safety of children paramount.
She earned three citations of merit for the Michener Award for Meritorious Public Service in Journalism and was awarded a Distinguished Alumni commendation from the University of Winnipeg. Lindor was also named a YMCA/YWCA Woman of Distinction.
Reynolds was 56. She is survived by a husband, mother, a daughter and son-in-law and three stepdaughters.
The Free Press has published an ebook celebrating the best of Lindor's work. It's available in the Winnipeg Free Press Store; all proceeds will be donated through our Miracle on Mountain charity to the Christmas Cheer Board.
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