Located near downtown Arlington Heights, the Arlington Heights Historical Museum features the 1882 Frederick W. Müller home, the 1906 soda pop factory, the coach house, the 1908 Banta house and a replica 1830s log cabin. The Museum hosts tours, children's education programs, adult classes and special events. The museum also hosts private events. Visit the Arlington Heights Historical Museum website for facility, program, membership and volunteer information.
Thomas' Photographic Services is an editorial and portrait photo company. It specializes in location photography and editorial portraits. The studio offers family portraits, pet portraits, nature work and fine art photography, as well as post production services, including digital retouching, stitching work and large scale editing.
Located on Noyes Street in Evanston, the Noyes Cultural Arts Center is a facility housing Evanston's Cultural Arts Division. The center features two fine arts galleries and a 190-seat theater. For information about upcoming performances and showings, visit the Noyes Cultural Arts Center website.
The Naperville Art League building is unmistakable. The building is serene, well-manicured, vibrant, and inspiring. On a corner lot, directly northwest of the 5th street station, the south side of the building has a colorful building length mural that can't be missed. The mural is broken only by peaked windows that allow natural light to flow into the galleries. Surrounding the glass entrance way that faces west, the building is painted in several deep and rich earth tone shades. Classes, workshops, programs, competitions, shows, and demonstrations are offered. Individual, family, and corporate memberships are available.
Located on Prospect, next to the library, Elmhurst Art Museum is the community's very own renowned visual arts center. The award-winning, architecturally significant building was built around a Mies van der Rohe-designed house from the 1950s, and today, the museum prides itself on being a cultural hub of Dupage County. It specializes in late 20th century American art, with an emphasis on local contemporary artists.