362 S. Schmale

An elevated, competitive night out with curated tasting menus, cocktail attire, and cash prizes in Carol Stream!

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<blockquote>Looking for an elevated night out in the western suburbs? Breakfast in Bed Catering &amp; Events invites you to an exclusive promotional evening celebrating exceptional food, immersive event design, and lively competition! Whether you're a game night lover looking for a fun night out, a couple searching for date-night plans, or a local organizer sourcing catering and design inspiration for your next party or corporate event—this night is built for you. Your Ticket Includes: <ul><li>Curated Menu: Full access to our signature tasting menu. </li><li>Immersive Styling: Experience our signature layout design and high-end event aesthetics firsthand. </li><li>Exemplary Service: Top-tier hospitality throughout the evening. </li><li>Interactive Game Night: A fun, competitive game night with real cash prizes! </li></ul>🎟️ Important Ticket &amp; Event Info: <ul><li>Advance Tickets Only: NO tickets will be sold at the event. You must purchase in advance online. </li><li>Doors Open: 6:50 PM (Event runs 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM). </li><li>Age Requirement: Must be 16 and over to attend.</li><li>Pricing: $20 Single Ticket | $35 Couple Ticket Location: 362 S. Schmale Rd, Carol Stream, IL</li></ul>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Date &amp; Time: Tuesday, Nov 10, 2026 | 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Dress Code: Cocktail Attire Reserve your tickets today at breakfastinbedcatering.com or scan the QR code on the flyer! </blockquote>

Local Event: Game Night & Culinary Preview Showcase (Hosted by Breakfast in Bed)

DuPage County

Carol Stream

Illinois

Game Night & Culinary Preview Showcase (Hosted...

An elevated, competitive night out with curated tasting menus, cocktail attire, and cash prizes in Carol Stream!

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Game Night & Culinary Preview Showcase (Hosted by Breakfast in Bed)

Emi Aprekuma

DuPage

Lisa Marie Farver

Chicago Metropolitan Area

Wheaton

Glen Ellyn

Lisle

Kane County

Amie Schaenzer

St. Charles

David Giuliani

Elmhurst

Emily Rosca

Geneva

Downers Grove

Batavia

Oak Brook

Elgin

Armerding Concert Hall

Camerata Chicago, led by the chamber orchestra's founder and music director Drostan Hall, opens its 23rd concert season with a program featuring Felix Mendelssohn’s music for William Shakespeare’s “<a href="https://www.cameratachicago.org/category/concert-series/2026-10-midsummer/?utm_source=patch&amp;utm_medium=event_calendar&amp;utm_campaign=2627_midsummer&amp;utm_content=season_listing" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">A Midsummer Night’s Dream</a>,” Op. 61; Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s Sinfonia Concertante for Four Winds in E-flat Major, K. 297b; and the world premiere of Chicago-area composer Tony Payne’s “Fantasy on English Melodies,” commissioned by Camerata Chicago. All three are new to Camerata Chicago’s repertoire.
Mendelssohn’s music for Shakespeare’s romantic comedy “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” Opus 61, comprises the overture Mendelssohn wrote as teenager and the incidental music he composed nearly two decades later.
The work includes the resplendent “Wedding March,” one of the most famous pieces of classical music, traditionally heard at the conclusion of the ceremony as the newlywed couple walks out in joyous celebration.
Hall, who was born in Norwich, England, and retains his “plummy” British accent, will narrate excerpts from the play, set in an enchanted forest, as well as conduct Mendelssohn’s witty and colorful, atmospheric score conjuring bird songs, buzzing insects, rustling leaves, and rippling creeks.
Mozart's Sinfonia Concertante for Four Winds in E-flat major, K. 297b, is a charming and melodious three-movement orchestral work. The soloists are four of Camerata Chicago’s principal players: Grace Hong, oboe; Elizandro Garcia Montoya, clarinet; Vincent Karamanov, bassoon; and Lee Shirer, horn.
“We are thrilled to feature our superb principal wind players for the first time with the programming of this marvelous concerto,” Hall says.
“Audiences who are used to hearing the Mendelssohn and Mozart played by a symphony orchestra can savor these more intimately scaled performances for the musical detail they reveal,” Hall says.
“Both are examples of works that were originally written for orchestras the size of Camerata Chicago,” he says, “as were many other important works in the classical repertoire we feature.”
Camerata Chicago, Hall says, “is about chamber-music intimacy on a larger stage.”
Hall describes Payne’s ““Fantasy on English Melodies” as “beautifully cast in the mold of Ralph Vaughan Williams, who turned English folk tunes into wonderful, spiritually uplifting compositions.”
The “Fantasy,” which Payne dedicated to Hall, includes the folk ballad “Lovely Joan,” a tribute to Hall’s late mother, Joan.
Tickets and information
Single tickets are $50 adults, $40 seniors 65 and over, $10 students, $2 children 14 and under. VIP tickets are $75.
Using online code CCPR provides a 15% discount.
Tickets and information are available at CamerataChicago.org and by phone 312-799-0916. Email: andiamo@cameratachicago.org.

Local Event: Camerata Chicago — Mendelssohn's 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'

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Camerata Chicago, led by the chamber orchestra's founder and music director Drostan Hall, opens its 23rd concert season with a...

Camerata Chicago — Mendelssohn's 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'

Good Templar Park Association

Don't miss the Final Weekend in 2026 to visit the World Famous 1893 Viking Ship! Saturday October 17 and Sunday, October 18.Our beautiful, full sized, 78 foot recreated Viking ship was based on an ancient 1000 year old excavated ship. Hand built in Norway in 1893, our ship was sailed by a hardy crew of 12 adventurers non-stop across the entire stormy North Atlantic, to become a star attraction of the 1893 Chicago World's Columbian Exposition of 1893.Hear its exciting story, admire its dramatic beauty, and learn the secrets of the ancient Viking ship builders. Enjoy our hands-on displays of recreated Viking tools, weapons, jewelry, equipment and period images. Enjoy browsing the selection of distinctive and affordable items in our gift ship.&nbsp;Ship opens at 10 AM both Saturday and Sunday. Last tour starts at 3:45 PM. Tours by our friendly and knowledgeable guides start every 15 minutes; no reservations are needed.&nbsp; Still just $7 adults, $4 teens 13-17, FREE 12 and under.For more information, visit www.vikingship.usNote: The ship is in a gravel floored shelter. No flush toilets on site.

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Game Night & Culinary Preview Showcase (Hosted by Breakfast in Bed)

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362 S. Schmale, 362 S Schmale Rd, Carol Stream, IL

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