A recently completed restoration of Skokie's first public building has yielded a gallery of Skokie's past. Explore Skokie's heritage when visiting the Historic Engine House and orginal Log Cabin, built in 1847. The second floor houses traveling historic exhibits.
Emily Oaks Nature Center is a 13-acre nature preserve located in the heart of Skokie. This unique site is restoring the remnants of an oak savannah with walking trails, a pond and nature center.
Skokie, IL Nature PreservesA recently completed restoration of Skokie's first public building has yielded a gallery of Skokie's past. Explore Skokie's heritage when visiting the Historic Engine House and orginal Log Cabin, built in 1847
Skokie, IL MuseumsRated as the "Best Rainy Day Activity Site" by Chicago Magazine in 2002
Skokie, IL Amusement ParksThe world's largest collection of rare Hummel and Angri figurines is on public display at the Donald E. Stephens Museum of Hu...
Scoville Square was designed by E.E. Robers and is one of the few examples of Prairie style architecture applied to commercia...
Light Opera Works presents a season of professional musical theater productions. Three mainstage productions are presented wi...
Using state of the art equipment, this self-guided tour will take you through one of the most architecturally renowned areas ...
For hockey, figure skating or recreational skating, the skatium has something for everyone. Professional programs for all age...