Community Events

The Naperville Chorus performs two famous pieces, each composed for royalty. Mozart’s Coronation Mass, and Handel’s Dettingen Te Deum.

Biologist and author Rachel Carlson warned the world of the potentially dire environmental impact of chemical and pesticides in best selling 1962 book, Silent Spring. In this living history program set in 1963, actress and historian Leslie Goddard portrays Carson as she discusses her childhood love for the living world, her passion for writing, and… Read more »

Founded in 1988, The Naperville Mens Glee Club has become an integral component of Naperville Music culture.

Chicago’s pivotal role as railroad capitol of the U.S. is well known. The history of Mexicans who worked for Chicago area railroads and LIVED in railroad boxcars is largely unknown. These missing pages of American History exemplifies the contributions of Mexicans to the development of Chicago and the Midwest. Dr. Antonio Delgado, program presenter, became… Read more »

In a style of STOMP, Naperville Central High School Drumshow features students displaying high-energy drumming and musicianship on a variety of instruments.

The State of the City Address, presented by Mayor Steve Chirico of the City of Naperville, serves as an inspiring recap of 2017, and all that that is on the horizon for 2018.

Explore the Sound, the “quintessential North Central College musical event,” is performed in the stunning Wentz Concert Hall

The State of our Kids Report was presented by KidsMatter to measure the contributions to stress in our community’s young people.

“The Cop and The Convict” boldly outlines challenges teens face every day. We owe it to our children, and ourselves to learn the telling signs and proactive strategies to protect our families and communities from falling victim.