Quality Friday happy hour deals in Batavia, Geneva, and St. Charles
Friday happy hours are tougher to find than you'd think — but if you know where to look, Batavia, Geneva, and St. Charles have plenty of solid options waiting for you.
The Tri-City Corps of Salvation Army wants to collect at least 75 children's bikes during a two-day donation drive May 1-2 in St. Charles, with each bike paired with a free helmet from The Bike Rack.
Geneva High School stages "Chicago" this month with a special twist
Geneva High School students will perform "Chicago" April 23–25 with evening and matinee performances, plus a sesquicentennial open house and pasta dinner on Saturday to celebrate 150 years.
Join your neighbors for simple, fun way to connect with other locals. No algorithm required — just some good food, easy conversation, and the same upbeat energy you get from Tri-Cities Central.
Batavia volunteer fair will unite 35+ nonprofits at the library in April
The Batavia Chamber is hosting a free volunteer fair on April 28 at the Batavia Public Library, bringing together 35+ nonprofits for residents to explore and sign up for community service opportunities.
Choose your own adventure at Zen Loft Collective this April
Zen Loft Collective has seven exciting, family-friendly events on the books this April — from puppy yoga and a sound bath to a puzzle throwdown and a family music night.
Your guide to Easter weekend events across Batavia, Geneva, and St. Charles
The next couple of weeks are packed with local egg hunts, bunny photos, and brunch options across Batavia, Geneva, and St. Charles — here's the full rundown of Easter events.
Downtown Geneva to "explode" with colorful art in May
Downtown Geneva is turning local shops and restaurants into pop-up galleries for a free, one-day Art Explosion event on May 2 featuring painting, sculpture, music, dance, and more.
TriCity Family Services to host “Search Party” scavenger hunt fundraiser in downtown Geneva
TriCity Family Services is hosting a downtown Geneva scavenger hunt fundraiser on April 17 where teams of four can explore the city while raising money for local mental health services.
St. Patrick's Day is almost here — here's everything happening in the Tri-Cities
St. Patrick's Day is bringing a packed week of Irish-themed events to the Tri-Cities — from the annual St. Charles parade and downtown opening ceremony to corned beef cook-offs, paint nights, family strolls, and more across S. Charles, Geneva, Batavia, and North Aurora.
Pickleball, blues, and a good cause: North Aurora event aims to connect generations
Organized by local advocates, a grassroots pickleball and blues night on March 13 in North Aurora will raise money for local senior programs while bringing the community together for an evening of connection and fun.
Brother Chimp to host two beer dinner and limited whiskey release events at both locations
Brother Chimp Brewing is hosting a multi-course beer dinner and releasing a limited collaboration bourbon at both its North Aurora and St. Charles locations within the next couple of weeks.
Kane County Forest Preserve District announces spring birding programs
The Forest Preserve District of Kane County announced a slate of spring birding programs running March through May at forest preserves across the county.
Three local gallery receptions worth checking out this week
Three free gallery receptions are happening in St. Charles and Batavia from Thursday (2/12) through Sunday (2/15), featuring new exhibits and an awards announcement.
Geneva High School’s next play takes a fresh, funny look at American history
St. Charles officials have reactivated the city’s Senior Services Commission — inactive since 2007 — and are now accepting applications for nine volunteer members to help advise and strengthen local support for older residents.
Geneva Public Library kicks off 5th annual One Book, One Community
The Geneva Public Library launched its fifth annual One Book, One Community program, inviting residents to read "The Correspondent" together and take part in events from February through April.
Galentine’s and Valentine’s events in Batavia, Geneva, and St. Charles
Local businesses across the Tri-Cities are hosting a wide range of Galentine’s and Valentine’s events in February, from creative workshops and wellness nights to prix fixe dinners, live music, and late-night dance parties.
Tickets are on sale for Batavia’s first Step into Spring wine walk
Batavia MainStreet has opened ticket sales for its inaugural Step into Spring: Wine Walk, set for March 21 in downtown Batavia with wine tastings at 14 local businesses.
Celebrate Dolly Parton’s 80th birthday with a Batavia extravaganza
Batavia United Way is hosting a series of Dolly Parton–themed events through Saturday (1/24) to celebrate her 80th birthday while raising money for the Dolly Parton Imagination Library.
Classic rock concert aims to restock local food pantries this winter
A January 18 classic rock concert at the Arcada Theatre in St. Charles will raise money for food pantries across the Fox River Valley as winter demand continues to rise.
River Corridor Foundation announces the 2026 winter lecture series
The lecture series, based in St. Charles, will spotlight Fox River wildlife, local history, and environmental research from January through April, 2026.
New Years Eve 2025 in the Tri-Cities: Parties and specials
Tri-Cities venues are hosting a wide range of New Year’s Eve events this year, from early wine toasts and dinner specials to late-night concerts, comedy, dancing, and parties across Geneva, Batavia, and St. Charles.
Primrose Farm in St. Charles rolls out a full slate of winter activities
The free living history farm on St. Charles' west side is offering a wide range of winter programs for kids, families, and homeschoolers, from story time to camps and creative workshops.
