Ÿ Local children's author S. Moo (Shannon “Guernsey” Coulter) signs copies of her new book, “Where on Earth Am I? Fassa's 52 Weeks of Fun!,” from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 24, at The Little Traveler shop, 404 S. 3rd St., Geneva. The book is the fir...

Lighting up the night Drive through 97 acres of holiday lights and holiday scenes at the Winter Wonderland Holiday Light Show at Cuneo Museum and Gardens, 1350 N. Milwaukee Ave., Vernon Hills. $5 per car Monday through Thursday; $10 per car Fri...

If you want to catch Naperville native Matt Armstrong's latest acting job, check out the next episode of the FX channel's "American Horror Story" Wednesday night, Nov. 7, when he plays a Boston cop investigating all sorts of strange foul play. He t...

Ability is the most important part of the word "disability" at the Special Talents America show. Ability. It's the part that reduced Grammy-winning performer and judge Jim Peterik to tears at the previous talent show in 2010. It's the part that ...

The perks of being a Wallflower See The Wallflowers up close at the intimate Park West, 322 W. Armitage Ave., Chicago. They're touring on the heels of their latest album, “Glad All Over.” Tickets cost $30. (773) 929-5959. 8:30 p.m. Friday, Nov....

Circus flight In this lunar Year of the Dragon, Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus presents a spectacular that brings together mythological lore with authentic circus feats in “Dragons,” which starts Thursday first at Allstate Arena, 692...

Glassy Inspiration Alejandro Cerrudo's “One Thousand Pieces” is the first full-length piece created for Hubbard Street Dance Chicago, taking its inspiration from Marc Chagall's “America Windows” and using a score by Philip Glass. “One Thousand ...

The DuPage Symphony Orchestra doesn’t typically have a recommended reading list. This year is a bit different, with a five-concert subscription series focusing on literary greats, starting with Saturday’s season opener, “Great Expectations.” “It’s ...