We’ve heard you, Aurora! We are pleased to share that the Here Comes the Bride exhibit has been extended for a second and final time!
Visit this beautiful exhibit at the David L. Pierce Art & History Center from Noon - 4 pm Wednesdays - Fridays and 10 am - 4 pm on Saturdays through October 7, 2023.
The exhibit's Premier Sponsor is Wolsfelt's Bridal.
"COME AND VISIT US SOON." That's what Tanner House historian and docent Karen Nickels says as she talks about the woodburning stove in the kitchen. It's a heartfelt invitation but don't delay. :-) There are only 4 more Sundays to enjoy docent-led visits to the house. Last day is September 3, 2023. Tours from 1-4pm. 304 Oak Avenue, 60506. Free, but donations appreciated.
THE PORTRAITS OF THE PAST exhibit may be history, but enjoy many of the portraits that were displayed in this look-back video.
Live from the Independence Day Picnic!
STRIKE UP THE BAND! The American Legion Post 84 concert band will perform at the Tanner House during our annual Independence Day picnic on July 4. Between 11 and 2 you can enjoy the petting zoo, tours of the house, the Wild Wacky Juggler (at 12pm), children's games and face-painting, hot dogs, old fashioned sodas and Oberweis ice cream (at nominal prices), the Ringing of the Bells (1pm) followed immediately by the band concert. After the concert, try your skill at the blueberry-pie-eating contest. Happy Fourth!
FREE CONCERT to close out Military Appreciation month and start your Memorial Day weekend. The American Legion Band will perform at the West Aurora High School auditorium at 3pm on Saturday, May 28, 2022. Doors open at 2:45pm. Use Doors 18 and 19 on Commonwealth Avenue. The concert is sponsored by the Roosevelt Aurora American Legion Post 84. Video is of the band playing at the Tanner House on the Fourth of July, 2019.
Freeman School mural is free once again