Celebrate diversity and inclusion with a day of performances, workshops, and activities showcasing cultures from around the world! Hosted in partnership with D97, the Oak Park Public Library, and OPRF High School.
Performances:
11:00A: Spanish ‘Sevillanas’ with Mother and Daughters
11:40A: Traditional Irish Dancing with Foy School
12:10P: Dance of Hula with Halau i Ka Pono
12:40P: El Jarabe Tapata with Lincoln Elementary School
1:10P: Group Dance with Peruvian Performance
1:40P: Cultural Dances with Pan Asian Leadership Society
Food Vendors:
Bricks Pizza
Carnivore Oak Park
Ciro
Robinson’s Ribs
Khyber Pass
Join us at Carroll Park to celebrate trees, learn from our experts about how to nurture their care, and more!
We’ll have plenty activities for all, including:
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- Tree planting
- Tree care education from arborists and horticulturalists
- Tool demonstrations
- Nature-themed crafts
Community partners will also be onsite with further information and activities: Village of Oak Park Forestry Department, Forest Preserve District of Cook County, North Cook County Soil & Water Conservation District, Chicago Region Tree Initiative, West Cool Wild Ones
Bring your dog to Maple Park for the Doggy Egg Scramble. Dogs and owners will hunt through the field to find the most dog treat filled eggs. After the hunt, a special visitor will be available to take photos.
This is an on-leash event for friendly dogs and their families; children must be accompanied by an adult. No tickets required for the Doggy Scramble.
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Bring your baskets and grab all the eggs around Maple Park! Our Bunny will be on hand for pictures, and we’ll have themed games before and after each dash. Ages 3-10
This event is free, but you must have a ticket to participate.
Tickets available beginning April 1 from:
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- Candycopia (717 Lake Street)
- Ridgeland Common (415 Lake Street)
- CRC (225 Madison Street)
- GRC (21 Lake Street)
Tickets will be available for the 9:00, 10:00, and 11:00A entry times.
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Join us for a guided tour of Austin Gardens’ natural areas. Learn about the plants growing, the different habitats in our parks, and ways we support our pollinators. You may also learn a little history of our parks!
Tours are free, but registration is required in advance.
