DUPAGE COUNTY:
DUPAGE COMMUNITIES
VILLAGE OF BENSENVILLE GATEWAY TO OPPORTUNITY
Just ten minutes from O’Hare International Airport, Bensenville is a vibrant community offering a unique combination of affordability and high-quality amenities. The Bensenville Park District features the White Pines Golf Club, Deer Grove Leisure Center, Bensenville Water Park, and Redmond Recreational Complex, an 88-acre facility which includes The Edge Ice Arenas, an aquatic center, climbing wall, cardiovascular center, and athletic fi elds. Established around 1838, Fischer Farm is believed to be one of the oldest remaining homesteads in the county.
(630) 766-8200 |
www.bensenville.il.us
BEYOND CHICAGO’S SKYLINE
VILLAGE OF BOLINGBROOK A PLACE TO GROW
Just off historic Route 66, Bolingbrook is one of the fastest growing communities in DuPage. Noted for its diversity, this vibrant community of 74,000 is well-known for its aggressive efforts to promote industrial and commercial growth. The Boughton Road exit off I-355 leads to a shopper’s paradise, including The Promenade Bolingbrook featuring an expansive Bass Pro Shops for outdoor enthusiasts. The village is also home to Bolingbrook Golf Club, one of the southwest suburbs’ premier upscale golf clubs.
(630) 226-8400 |
www.bolingbrook.com
CITY OF ELMHURST THE WORLD NEXT DOOR
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 fi rst-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 afi cionados with the Elmhurst Art Museum, Lizzadro Museum of Lapidary Art and Elmhurst Historical Museum.
(630) 530-3000 |
www.elmhurst.org
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