Swedish & Italian immigration stories intermixed with accordion music by Dave Skirmont and John Quadrini and guitar music by Jason Lekander.

Enjoy the RiverPark Summer Series on Sunday evenings in July. The performances take place in the outdoor amphitheater overlooking the Fox River. The relaxing flow of the Fox River and playful dances of prairie insects and acrobatic swallows are the setting for a variety of musical and theatrical performances. Bring a blanket, lawn chair and a picnic basket while you enjoy the artistry of nature and human.

This event, in its eleventh year, is becoming one of the most popular art fairs in the country. A juried event that features over 140 artists with original works of art. Nestled in historic downtown Geneva, IL this popular destination has gained a renowned reputation for quality and individuality in special events.

Live radio theater by the “Need to be Seen Troupe”

Enjoy the RiverPark Summer Series on Sunday evenings in July. The performances take place in the outdoor amphitheater overlooking the Fox River. The relaxing flow of the Fox River and playful dances of prairie insects and acrobatic swallows are the setting for a variety of musical and theatrical performances. Bring a blanket, lawn chair and a picnic basket while you enjoy the artistry of nature and human.

Join Atala for a local book signing at Crystal Life Technology!

Generator crystals both generate and project energies. Learn how to use them energize and recharge your life. They may be used to clear and enhance other stones as well.

Grandfather Buffalo teaches earth-centric traditions ranging from crystal therapy to goddess, Celtic, Christian, runic and Native American traditions. While he trained with a Blackfoot shaman and is part Cherokee, he presents from a non-tribal perspective.

The Merry Wives of Windsor, presented by the City of Geneva’s Cultural Arts Commission.

This year, due to construction at Island Park, Shakespeare in the Park will take place in front of the Geneva History Center, with seating on the lawn of the Kane County Government Center.

Join us at Fabyan Preserve on the border of Geneva and Batavia!  Last year we explored the area west of the Fox River, this year we’ll be exploring the area east of the Fox River and out onto the island connecting the two sides of the preserve.

Parking for this area is along Rte. 25, just north of Fabyan Parkway. You’ll know you are there when you see the authentic Dutch windmill.

Please dress appropriately for the season. Please arrive 15 minutes early.

Denise O’Brien and his popular band “Avalanche”

Enjoy the RiverPark Summer Series on Sunday evenings in July. The performances take place in the outdoor amphitheater overlooking the Fox River. The relaxing flow of the Fox River and playful dances of prairie insects and acrobatic swallows are the setting for a variety of musical and theatrical performances. Bring a blanket, lawn chair and a picnic basket while you enjoy the artistry of nature and human.

There are many sacred sites around the world. Learn how to connect to these areas to benefit from their energy aspects as well as to answer questions.

Grandfather Buffalo teaches earth-centric traditions ranging from crystal therapy to goddess, Celtic, Christian, runic and Native American traditions. While he trained with a Blackfoot shaman and is part Cherokee, he presents from a non-tribal perspective.

We will be meeting at Wende’s place, where she will explain how drumming assists as an energy tool, and lead us in a drumming event.

Please bring a sound-making instrument (drums, bells, etc).

Please call Crystal Life @ 630-208-6001 for directions.

ISIC is a holistic practitioners program in which practitioners applying alternative methodologies to their practices can socialize and share knowledge with one another. 

Family Night Jazz with Geneva High School’s “Swings & Arrows” and Rajiv Halim’s Quintet.

Enjoy the RiverPark Summer Series on Sunday evenings in July. The performances take place in the outdoor amphitheater overlooking the Fox River. The relaxing flow of the Fox River and playful dances of prairie insects and acrobatic swallows are the setting for a variety of musical and theatrical performances. Bring a blanket, lawn chair and a picnic basket while you enjoy the artistry of nature and human.

The earth is a sovereign entity. We will connect with her as well as with our earth’s human leadership to strengthen the energy of right action.

Grandfather Buffalo teaches earth-centric traditions ranging from crystal therapy to goddess, Celtic, Christian, runic and Native American traditions. While he trained with a Blackfoot shaman and is part Cherokee, he presents from a non-tribal perspective.

Crystal Life will be closed in observance of Independence Day.