5 Things to Do: January 29-31

Ethan Allen - Ideal Home Show Chicago

Who’s ready for the weekend? Kids will love meeting Fancy Nancy, playing with huskies or cheering on knights at Medieval Times, while adults will enjoy a home show at Navy Pier and an event for the new Eli’s Cheesecake cookbook.

Fancy Nancy Tea Party

Fancy Nancy Tea Party
Jan. 29
Evanston

Fancy Nancy is coming to Little Beans Cafe in Evanston for “tea” and snacks. There are only a few spots left, so RSVP ASAP.

Ideal Home Show Chicago

Ideal Home Show Chicago (Ethan Allen)
Photo courtesy of Ethan Allen and Ideal Home Show Chicago.

Jan. 29-31
Chicago

Thinking about updating your home? Visit the Ideal Home Show this weekend at Navy Pier to discover new products, meet and talk with experts (including HGTV’s Chip Wade and Food Network’s Jeff Mauro), shop special deals and more.

The Eli’s Cheesecake Cookbook: Remarkable Recipes From a Chicago Legend

"The Eli's Cheesecake Cookbook"
Photo by Peter McCullough.

Jan. 30
Winnetka

If you love Eli’s Cheesecake, meet Maureen Schulman at The Book Stall this weekend. Schulman is Eli’s daughter-in-law and co-author of “The Eli’s Cheesecake Cookbook.” (You can also spend some time this weekend making Eli’s original recipe.)

Husky Heroes

Husky Heroes at The Morton Arboretum
Photo courtesy of The Morton Arboretum.

Jan. 30-31
Lisle

This weekend at The Morton Arboretum, watch husky sled-pulling and skijoring (huskies pulling a person on skis) and get up close to the sled teams. Plus, there will be information about adopting a husky.

Medieval Times’ Fill the Pantry Campaign

Medieval Times' Fill the Pantry
Photo courtesy of Medieval Times.

Through Feb. 11
Schaumburg

If you’ve been thinking about visiting Medieval Times, now is the perfect time to go. Drop off three non-perishable food items at the Schaumburg Castle and you’ll receive 45 percent off an adult ticket or 25 percent off a child ticket. Food will then be donated to the Greater Chicago Food Depository.


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