52 City of The World Next Door Elmhurst
Elmhurst has one of the most vibrant downtown areas in the western suburbs, offering great shopping, dining, and family-friendly entertainment and special events throughout the year. The Theatre Historical Society of America is in the York Theatre building, a renovated 1920s era movie theater that has expanded to feature first-run movies on multiple screens. Elmhurst is also home to Elmhurst College, one of the best liberal arts institutions in the Midwest, and it’s a haven for culture aficionados with the Elmhurst Art Museum, Lizzadro Museum of Lapidary Art and Elmhurst Historical Museum.
(630) 530-3000
www.elmhurst.org
Village of The Village of Volunteers Glen Ellyn
Scenic Glen Ellyn is a prosperous, civic-minded community with an historic downtown offering a variety of locally-owned shops, restaurants and a restored 1920s movie theatre. The Glen Ellyn Park District maintains an outdoor aquatic facility, four recreation buildings, 23 multipurpose parks and playgrounds, and two lakes. The Village Links Golf Club has hosted over 40 USGA and PGA Tour qualifying events. Glen Ellyn is also home to the College of DuPage, the largest single- campus community college outside of California.
(630) 469-5000
www.glenellyn.org
Village of
With Pride in Our Past & Faith in Our Future Itasca
Any time is a great time to visit Itasca, with its revitalized town center and residents who place a high priority on quality of life and a strong sense of community. This pedestrian-friendly village features a new scenic Riverwalk and Nature Center. Itasca is the proud host of the Scottish Festival & Highland Games, along with a number of lively festivals and many choices for nightlife and entertainment. Eaglewood Resort & Spa, one of DuPage County’s four full-service golf resorts is located in Itasca.
(630) 773-0835
www.itasca.com
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