Society

Glencoe Junior Kindergarten and Nursery School (GJK) raised more than $42,000 at its annual winter benefit held at Hometown’s new Glencoe event space, Uptown. Anne Forman and Vanessa Davids co-chaired this year’s A Night In All White event, which drew more than 100 parents and staff. Guests enjoyed a lively cocktail party catered by Uptown

More than 300 parents, alumni, faculty, staff, and friends of North Shore Country Day in Winnetka gathered on campus for the school’s annual fundraiser, The Benefit 2023 Healthy Bodies, Healthy Minds. The event, cochaired by Kelly Callon-McLean and Kim Frezados, raised more than $385,000 to support health and wellness initiatives at the school. Supporters enjoyed

The Drake Oak Brook has a long history of hosting glamorous evenings. Light Up The Night 2023, the Clarendon Hills Chapter of the Infant Welfare Society of Chicago Auxiliary’s signature benefit, must surely be added to the register. A sold-out crowd of ladies and their gents sipped, dined, and raised their bids on table games

When former first ladies of the United States, Forrest Gump, and the Dutton family from the Yellowstone ranch all convene upon The Lodge at Katherine Legge Memorial Park, it must be the Hinsdale Historical Society’s Trivia Night. With their phones stashed away, each lively team gave their very best answers. The real winner was the

Sponsored by Northwestern Mutual, Gorton Center recently hosted an exclusive screening of The Loyola Project. The documentary film told the story about the 1963 Loyola Ramblers and the racial barriers they overcame on the way to a national championship. This film is one of the greatest untold stories in the history of college basketball.

On February 3, the Lake Forest Caucus gathered at Lake Forest Ferrari to celebrate the Caucus’ mission and 88 years of successfully serving Lake Forest residents. Lake Forest High School student volunteers took the opportunity to ask Caucus Committee members what they found impressive about Randy Tack as their chosen candidate for the next Mayor